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A Multi-Role Patrol Vessel for the Lithuanian Navy

PERKUNAS

Project details

The Maritime Cluster in Klaipeda, Lithuania, spearheaded the PERKUNAS project. Working closely with Western Baltic Engineering, OSK Design created a concept specifically tailored to meet the evolving needs of the Lithuanian Navy. The result is the PERKUNAS, a highly versatile patrol vessel that excels in both mine warfare and maritime patrol duties.

 

Equipped with a spacious mission bay, the PERKUNAS is capable of supporting a wide array of operations, including minelaying, mine countermeasures (MCM), lead-through missions, anti-submarine warfare (ASW), escort, patrol, and self-defense. Designed with adaptability in mind, the vessel is built to accommodate the future requirements of naval operations, ensuring its relevance and effectiveness for years to come.

Client

Lithuanian Maritime Cluster

Category

Patrol Vessel

Year

2023

Disciplines

Concept design

Contact person

Kristian Holten Møller

khm@oskdesign.com
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Our approach

PERKUNAS serves as an exceptional platform for deploying unmanned vehicles across various domains, including airborne, surface, and subsurface operations. The design and development of the vessel focused on implementing cost-effective and efficient solutions, with particular emphasis on minimizing propulsion power requirements to enhance overall operational efficiency.

 

By integrating these advanced features and capabilities, the PERKUNAS project not only addresses the current operational needs of the Lithuanian Navy but also ensures the vessel's continued relevance and effectiveness in the face of emerging and evolving maritime challenges. This adaptability is key to maintaining its strategic advantage over time.

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The result

With capabilities that range from minelaying to anti-submarine warfare, the PERKUNAS is meticulously engineered to tackle a wide array of current and future maritime challenges. Its design ensures that it remains highly effective in various naval operations, adapting to the evolving demands of maritime security.

Named after the powerful Lithuanian god of thunder and storms, PERKUNAS symbolises enduring strength and resilience, reflecting its robust and reliable design.