ASIS RHIB once more to the rescue.

Aug. 15, 2012 - PRLog -- ASIS Military website has been displaying since ever a citation for Captain John Paul Jones “Give me a fast boat for I intend to go into harms way”

(http://www.asismilitaryboats.com).

It happened that a Vessel named John Paul Jones, was lucky to have a fast rescue boat on its deck which is our ASIS RIB that has been assigned to resist all harms to rescue the mariner crew of the Liberian motor vessel Stolt Valor that was sinking in the Arabian Gulf due to a fire tragedy.  

John Paul Jones the USS guided-missile destroyer vessel spotted from between the smoke of the burning Stolt Valor two life rafts signaling with a small light and launched urgently its rigid hull inflatable boat (ASIS RIB) to rescue. They rescued 16 people in the first life raft and an additional eight mariners in the second life raft.

“Coming to the aid of fellow mariners in trouble and conducting search and rescues at sea are critical skills that the Navy trains us to get right,” said Duffy. “I couldn’t be more proud of how our crews reacted from the initial distress call to when every survivor was safe on deck.”  

In times of crisis like fire, these Rigid hull inflatable boats are very useful to help people who are in danger.

It can also be used as rescue boats to rescue people from the flood, river or even lakes. Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats (RHIBS) are very useful for rescuers to perform their task in rescuing people.

Once again the ASIS RHIB proves that whatever your mission is, we can deliver a product to meet your needs. ASIS RHIBs are built to survive and endure unforgiving conditions such as extreme humidity and salt content to severe sun exposure and is not affected by harsh chemicals and fuel. http://www.asisboats.com



All inquiries contact:
Mario EL Hoyek
ASIS Boats
Jebel Ali Industrial II, Dubai , UAE
Email : marioh@asisboats.com
Web site: http://www.asisboats.com