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Unusual visitor in Szczecin: SG-301 General Józef Haller at the Chrobry embankment

Szczecin welcomed the flagship offshore patrol vessel SG-301 Generał Józef Haller, which called at the port for the first time. The visit aimed to showcase the maritime operations carried out by the Polish Border Guard and to promote careers within the service.

Border Guard vessel SG-301 moored at the quay with the historic Chrobry embankment building in Szczecin behind
fot. MOSG

In brief

The Polish Border Guard's flagship offshore vessel SG-301 Generał Józef Haller called at Szczecin for the first time and moored at the Wały Chrobrego embankment. Polish Border Guard officers gave a lecture at the Maritime University of Szczecin on the tasks of the maritime formation and ran a promotional stand with recruitment information. Secondary school pupils and students of the Maritime University of Szczecin toured the vessel SG-301, as reported by Tadeusz Gruchalla, spokesman for the Maritime Border Guard Unit (MOSG).

As part of the visit, Border Guard officers held a lecture at the Maritime University of Szczecin, presenting the agency’s maritime operations. A promotional stand was also set up, where officers answered questions about recruitment and the specifics of service in the Border Guard.

- There was strong interest in the opportunity to tour the modern SG-301 patrol vessel, moored alongside the Chrobry Embankment. High school students and maritime university students had a unique chance to get a close-up look at the vessel’s equipment and learn about the working conditions of officers serving at sea, said Tadeusz Gruchalla, spokesperson for the Maritime Border Guard Unit (MOSG).

Source: MOSG / Gazeta Morska · Compiled by: Kamil Kusier

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