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Location: 36.5167, -6.2397, KML, Cluster Map, Maps,

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BAMs are modular ships based on Navantia's Avante 3000 design. They are designed to be highly efficient in logistics and to optimize human resources, allowing missions to be carried out in low-intensity scenarios.

The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.

BAMs are modular ships based on Navantia's Avante 3000 design. They are designed to be highly efficient in logistics and to optimize human resources, allowing missions to be carried out in low-intensity scenarios.

The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.

The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.

The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.

The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.

The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		BAMs are modular ships based on Navantia's Avante 3000 design. They are designed to be highly efficient in logistics and to optimize human resources, allowing missions to be carried out in low-intensity scenarios.		Commons
commons	image		The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.		Commons
commons	image		BAMs are modular ships based on Navantia's Avante 3000 design. They are designed to be highly efficient in logistics and to optimize human resources, allowing missions to be carried out in low-intensity scenarios.		Commons
commons	image		The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.		Commons
commons	image		The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.		Commons
commons	image		The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.		Commons
commons	image		The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.		Commons
commons	image		The history of Navantia dates back to 1717, when the General Superintendent of the Navy, José Patiño, ordered the construction of the first modern shipyard in our country, the Royal Arsenal of La Carraca.		Commons