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The Deborah Brown III
Our latest D class lifeboat entered service here on the 16 December 2020, replacing the Deborah Brown II.
The D class has been the workhorse of the service for 40 years. It is small and highly manoeuvrable, making it ideal for rescues close to shore in fair to moderate conditions. It has a single outboard engine and can be righted manually by the crew following a capsize. The design of the D class has continued to evolve since its introduction. The details given are for the latest version that was introduced in 2003.
Lifeboat Factsheet
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