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   * 1975 Lt. Larry Bond learns NAVTAG. As a longtime wargamer decides he can do better.
   * 1979 Adventure Games publishes the first commercial version of the miniatures rules Harpoon.
   * 1979 Don Gilman purchases Harpoon for reference material, writes Bond a letter while working the graveyard shift on the Corps Quad at Texas A&M University.
   * 1982 GDW acquires rights to publish Harpoon. Agrees to register Trademark.
   * 1986 Don Gilman reads Red Storm Rising and The Hunt for Red October and notices the credit given to Mr. Bond and Harpoon.
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     1986 The 3rd Edition of Harpoon is published by GDW. Chris Carlson works tirelessly behind the scenes on various modeling issues
   * 1987 Don Gilman fails in acquiring computer rights to Red Storm Rising, but is offered computer rights to the Harpoon game.
   * 1987 Agreement reached with Gilman Louie of Spectrum Holobyte/Sphere for Harpoon. Terminated a few months later.Original Harpoon 1979
   * 1987 Applied Computing Services (ACSI) reaches agreement reached with Three Sixty Pacific (TSPI) to fund and publish Harpoon.
   * 1988 Development begins, falters, two managers replaced. The Digital Illusions staff members are hired by Three Sixty. 

1989 Gordon Walton leads the team in shipping Version 1.0 Harpoon .

   * 1989-1993 Attempts to market Harpoon to the US Navy fail. The US Naval Institute does distribute the product as their first professional product a few years later.
   * 1991 ACSI signs an agreement with Kesmai Corporation to develop an on-line version of Harpoon.
   * 1990-1993 BattleSets® are produced, the game is now v1.3. Sales are record breaking.
   * 1993 Kesmai's Harpoon OnLine goes into limited beta testing on GEnie.
   * 1993 Mr. Bond publishes Command at Sea a WWII miniatures rules - a derivative of the Harpoon system.
   * 1994 Kesmai is purchased by Newscorp. Adjustment is made to their contract, all military rights are returned to ACSI.
   * 1994 Carl Norman leads the team that ships Harpoon II.
   * 1994 TSPI goes Tango Delta. IntraCorp buys the assets of TSPI. ACSI and Bond are unsuccessful in preventing the transfer of the Harpoon II contract and rights. New contract is moreharpoon2_game_1.jpg exclusive in that Harpoon II may be 1 or 2 player only, no military, no online rights are conferred.
   * 1995 ACSI licenses Alliance Interactive to upgrade and publish Harpoon Classic in accordance with the agreement with TSPI/IntraCorp.. A Windows version is added.
   * 1996 Mr. Bond publishes the miniatures rules: Harpoon 4
   * 1996 Kesmai's Harpoon OnLine goes into limited public beta testing. 
   * 1996 Alliance makes the last modification to Harpoon Classic, for Windows 95 and calls it Harpoon Classic 97. Interactive Magic is the co-publisher. Sales are good for this "B" product. >
   * 1996: Carl Norman leaves Intracorp/360, but arranged to have Mike Robel brought on board. Frank Hale/Mike Robel lead the small team that as a last act publishes Harpoon II Admiral's Edition, including the basic game, scenario editor, and database editor. Mike Robel folds the Intracorp office and returns to DoD Simulation Development.
   * 1996 IntraCorp goes Tango Delta.
   * 1997 Harpoon OnLine goes into final beta on AOL and Compuserve. Computer Gaming World gives it a 4.5 star review in the March issue.harpoon3_game_1.jpg
   * 1997 Harpoon OnLine goes live on AOL, Gamestorm, CompuServe and others.
   * 1997 Adjustments are made to the licensing agreement between ACSI and Bond/Carlson, the copyright and trademarks are transfered to Bond and Carlson. ACSI retains interest in Harpoon, Harpoon II, Online and Military rights.
   * 1997 ACSI transfers all of its rights and interest in the Harpoon property to Advanced Gaming Systems Inc. (AGSI).
   * 1997 A contract is signed for Computer Harpoon 4 (CH4) with SSI, Carl Norman is the Producer..
   * 1998 SSI fires original CH4 developers. SSI and its parent company are sold 2-3 times. End up as a division of Mattel.
   * 1999 CH4 Final Design Milestone
   * 2000 Harpoon Online is dropped by AOL/Kesmai.
   * 2001 SSI is purchased by The Learning Company, who is purchased by Mattel, who divests itself of the gaming business via a 3rd party and the SSI games end up at Ubisoft (a French company that purchased many US Game companies).
   * 2001 UBISoft cancels CH4
   * 2001 AGSI authorized updates to Harpoon II Admiral's Edition for both the Mac and PC as well as Harpoon Classic 97 (HC97) for Windows.
   * 2001 Jesse Spears ships Harpoon 3 for the Mac.
   * 2001 www.harpoonhq.com starts selling HC97 and H2AE for $20 for one and $25 for both FOB customer's location.
   * 2001 UBISoft restarts CH4 development
   * 2002 February Jesse Spears ships Harpoon 3 PC ships through Naval Warfare Simulations' site. H4_Paper_1.JPG
   * 2002 March - Second official military sale is made to the Australian Ministry of Defense
   * 2002 August - Harpoon Classic 2002 ships as an upgrade only to Harpoon Classic 97 .
   * 2002 October - Work begins on Harpoon 3 Pro by adding GIS features and writing specifications for Multiple Player, Umpire Assist, and game logging (i.e. Hot Wash-up).
   * 2003 July - Open Beta begins for Harpoon Classic 2002 Gold.
   * 2003 July - Harpoon 3 Pro - has HTI features delivered for Beta testing.
   * 2003 October - Harpoon Classic 2002 Gold ships.
   * 2003 November 24 - UbiSoft Cancels Harpoon 4
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     2003 ? - ACSI is dissolved, a long suffering survivor of the Recession.
   *
     2004 March - Harpoon 3.6.1 Ships
   * 2004 March - Harpoon 3 Multi-Player goes Beta
   *
     2004 May - Press Release on the future of Computer Harpoon
     2005 February - Work restarts on Harpoon Classic 2005
   * 2005 April - AGSI signs with Matrix Games to publish Harpoon products as Harpoon Commander's Edition (HCE) and Harpoon 3 Advanced Naval Warfare (ANW)
   * 2005 May - Community Beta for H3 ANW begins.
   * 2005 October - Northrop Grumman utilizes Harpoon 3 Professional w DIS enhancements.
   * 2006 June - Work completes on H3 ANW, Harpoon 3 Pro DIS, Matrix Games ships Harpoon 3 ANW.
   * 2006 August - Research begins on "Harpoon, the Untold Story of a the Video Game with 9 Lives"
   * 2006 October - Serious Games Presentation on the long standing dual use of the Harpoon system.
   * 2006 FALL - Harpoon Classic Commander's Edition ships




Berlin
Ernst Meier-Hedde, das Typschiff der Klasse
Ernst Meier-Hedde, das Typschiff der Klasse
Schiffsdaten
Flagge Deutschland Deutschland
andere Schiffsnamen

SK 36

Schiffstyp Seenotrettungskreuzer
Klasse 28-m-Klasse
Heimathafen Bremen
Eigner Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Rettung Schiffbrüchiger
Bauwerft Fassmer, Berne
Stapellauf Mitte 2016
Schiffsmaße und Besatzung
Länge 27,9 m (Lüa)
Breite 6,2 m
Tiefgang (max.) 2,0 m
Verdrängung 120 t
 
Besatzung 4
Maschinenanlage
Maschine 2 Dieselmotoren MTU 16V 2000 M72, 1440 kw, 2250 rpm
Maschinen­leistungVorlage:Infobox Schiff/Wartung/Leistungsformat 2.880 kW (3.916 PS)
Höchst­geschwindigkeit 24 kn (44 km/h)
Propeller 2
TB 40
Tochterboot (hier die Lotte, das Tochterboot des Typschiffs)
Tochterboot (hier die Lotte, das Tochterboot des Typschiffs)
Schiffsdaten
Flagge Deutschland Deutschland
andere Schiffsnamen

TB 40

Schiffstyp Tochterboot
Bauwerft Fassmer, Berne
Schiffsmaße und Besatzung
Länge 8,10 m (Lüa)
Breite 2,92 m
Tiefgang (max.) 0,85 m
Verdrängung 4,2 t
Maschinenanlage
Maschine Dieselmotor
Maschinen­leistungVorlage:Infobox Schiff/Wartung/Leistungsformat 170 kW (231 PS)
Höchst­geschwindigkeit 18 kn (33 km/h)
Propeller 1

Die Berlin wird ein Seenotrettungskreuzer (SK) der Deutschen Gesellschaft zur Rettung Schiffbrüchiger (DGzRS) der neuen 28-m-Klasse. Sie soll die in Laboe stationierte Berlin, das Typschiff der 27,5-m-Klasse ablösen.[1]

Der Kreuzer ähnelt im Design der 46-m- und der 36,5-m-Klasse der DGzRS, hat aber ein festes Tochterboot. Kreuzer und Tochterboot wurden als Selbstaufrichter konzipiert und aus seewasserbeständigem Aluminium gefertigt. Anders als die 27,5-m-Klasse wird der Kreuzer von nur zwei Motoren und Propellern angetrieben und hat keinen offenen Fahrstand. Außerdem wird er mit einem Bugstrahlruder (75 kW bei 1800/min), einer Feuerlöschanlage mit einer Leistung von 4000 l/min, einem Schlepphaken, LED-Suchscheinwerfern, einem Bordhospital, Wohnräumen für die Besatzung sowie modernster Funk- und Navigationstechnik ausgerüstet werden. Die Reichweite beträgt bis zu 800 Seemeilen.

Der Auftrag zum Bau der ersten drei Einheiten dieser Klasse wurde im Oktober 2013 an die Fassmer-Werft in Berne vergeben.[2] Die Kiellegung findet voraussichtlich noch 2015 statt, die Finanzierung soll unter anderem durch eine Spendenaktion in der Stadt Berlin erfolgen.[1]


Am 9.10.2015 Trafen sich Berlins Bürgermeister Michael Müller und Michael Müller, Vormann der Berlin, zur Übergabe der Gedenkmüntze für die Kiellegung des neuen Sk Berlin. [3]

Ab dem Jahreswechsel 2016/2017 soll die Berlin in Laboe stationiert werden.[1]

Das Schiff wird nach seinem Vorgänger benannt um die enge Verbundenheit mit der Stadt Berlin zu dokumentieren.

Die DGzRS-interne Bezeichnung des Kreuzers lautet SK 36, das Tochterboot hat die interne Bezeichnung TB 40.

Schwesterschiffe

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Einzelnachweise

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  1. a b c Neuer Seenotrettungskreuzer wird wieder BERLIN heißen, Pressemitteilung der DGzRS, 8. Oktober 2015.
  2. Seenotretter geben Typschiff für neue 28-Meter-Klasse in Auftrag, Pressemitteilung der DGzRS, 7. Oktober 2013.
  3. https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=jYF9PKvkhiU