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Дизайн и строительство
Он был предназначен для охраны рыболовства и патрулирования нефтяных месторождений в исключительной экономической зоне (ИЭЗ) Соединенного Королевства. Они являлись продолжением серии промежуточных кораблей, заказанных в 1975 году после расширения ИЭЗ до 200 миль, и, основываясь на первоначальном опыте эксплуатации, были значительно длиннее для улучшения мореходности в тяжелых условиях. Увеличенная длина обеспечивала большую скорость при той же мощности, что и у кораблей серии Islands, и позволяла разместить большую вертолетную площадку. Дэмбартон Касл имел общую длину и длину между перпендикулярами, ширину и осадку. Водоизмещение составляло стандартных и полной нагрузки. Корабль приводился в движение двумя дизельными двигателями Ruston 12RK 320 DM мощностью в 15 кВт каждый, вращающими два вала с регулируемым шагом винтов. Это обеспечивало скорость. Дальность плавания составляла миль при.
The ship was initially armed with a single Bofors 40 mm L/60 gun, although by 1990 this had been replaced by an Oerlikon 30 mm gun on a DS30B mount. The main armament was supplemented by two 7.62 mm machine guns. She was fitted with Type 1006 navigation radar, This was in advance of a formal order for the two ships being placed, which did not take place until 8 August that year. and was assigned the pennant number P265. Dumbarton Castle was awarded the battle honour "Falkland Islands 1982" for her service in the war. and from 1998 to 2000, carried out another three year deployment to the South Atlantic. In 2001, Dumbarton Castle was converted to serve as a command ship for mine countermeasures vessels
Dumbarton Castle was replaced by the , , in 2007, returning to Portsmouth after her last patrol on 22 November that year. Both Dumbarton Castle and her sister were sold to Bangladesh in April 2010. Dumbarton Castle left Portsmouth on 21 May 2010 towed by the tug Multratug 7, for A&P Group facility in Newcastle upon Tyne for a major regeneration project with her sister ship Leeds Castle. The project was completed in December 2010. In March 2011, Leeds Castle and Dumbarton Castle were recommissioned as BNS Dhaleshwari and BNS Bijoy of the Bangladesh Navy respectively. On 4 August 2020 BNS Bijoy, was damaged in the 2020 Beirut Port Explosions while part of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.
Первоначально корабль был вооружен одной 40-мм пушкой Bofors L/60, которая к 1990 году была заменена 30-мм пушкой Oerlikon на установке DS30B. Основное вооружение дополнялось двумя 7,62-мм пулеметами. Он был оснащен навигационным радаром типа 1006. Это произошло до официального размещения заказа на два корабля, которое состоялось только 8 августа того же года, и ему был присвоен бортовой номер P265. Дэмбартон Касл был награжден почетным знаком "Фолклендские острова 1982 года" за участие в войне, и с 1998 по 2000 год осуществлял трехлетнее развертывание в Южной Атлантике. В 2001 году Дэмбартон Касл был переоборудован для использования в качестве командного корабля для противоминных судов.
The ship was initially armed with a single Bofors 40 mm L/60 gun, although by 1990 this had been replaced by an Oerlikon 30 mm gun on a DS30B mount. The main armament was supplemented by two 7.62 mm machine guns. She was fitted with Type 1006 navigation radar, This was in advance of a formal order for the two ships being placed, which did not take place until 8 August that year. and was assigned the pennant number P265. Dumbarton Castle was awarded the battle honour "Falkland Islands 1982" for her service in the war. and from 1998 to 2000, carried out another three year deployment to the South Atlantic. In 2001, Dumbarton Castle was converted to serve as a command ship for mine countermeasures vessels
Dumbarton Castle was replaced by the , , in 2007, returning to Portsmouth after her last patrol on 22 November that year. Both Dumbarton Castle and her sister were sold to Bangladesh in April 2010. Dumbarton Castle left Portsmouth on 21 May 2010 towed by the tug Multratug 7, for A&P Group facility in Newcastle upon Tyne for a major regeneration project with her sister ship Leeds Castle. The project was completed in December 2010. In March 2011, Leeds Castle and Dumbarton Castle were recommissioned as BNS Dhaleshwari and BNS Bijoy of the Bangladesh Navy respectively. On 4 August 2020 BNS Bijoy, was damaged in the 2020 Beirut Port Explosions while part of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.
В 2007 году Дэмбартон Касл был заменен на , , и вернулся в Портсмут после последнего патрулирования 22 ноября того же года. Дэмбартон Касл и его головной корабль были проданы Бангладеш в апреле 2010 года. 21 мая 2010 года Дэмбартон Касл покинул Портсмут, буксируемый буксиром Multratug 7, и направился на судостроительный завод A&P Group в Ньюкасле-апон-Тайне для проведения масштабного проекта модернизации вместе со своим головным кораблем Лидс Касл. Проект был завершен в декабре 2010 года. В марте 2011 года Лидс Касл и Дэмбартон Касл были повторно введены в эксплуатацию как BNS Dhaleshwari и BNS Bijoy ВМС Бангладеш соответственно. 4 августа 2020 года BNS Bijoy был поврежден в результате взрывов в порту Бейрута в 2020 году, находясь в составе Временных сил ООН в Ливане.
The ship was initially armed with a single Bofors 40 mm L/60 gun, although by 1990 this had been replaced by an Oerlikon 30 mm gun on a DS30B mount. The main armament was supplemented by two 7.62 mm machine guns. She was fitted with Type 1006 navigation radar, This was in advance of a formal order for the two ships being placed, which did not take place until 8 August that year. and was assigned the pennant number P265. Dumbarton Castle was awarded the battle honour "Falkland Islands 1982" for her service in the war. and from 1998 to 2000, carried out another three year deployment to the South Atlantic. In 2001, Dumbarton Castle was converted to serve as a command ship for mine countermeasures vessels
Dumbarton Castle was replaced by the , , in 2007, returning to Portsmouth after her last patrol on 22 November that year. Both Dumbarton Castle and her sister were sold to Bangladesh in April 2010. Dumbarton Castle left Portsmouth on 21 May 2010 towed by the tug Multratug 7, for A&P Group facility in Newcastle upon Tyne for a major regeneration project with her sister ship Leeds Castle. The project was completed in December 2010. In March 2011, Leeds Castle and Dumbarton Castle were recommissioned as BNS Dhaleshwari and BNS Bijoy of the Bangladesh Navy respectively. On 4 August 2020 BNS Bijoy, was damaged in the 2020 Beirut Port Explosions while part of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.