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Launched:	2 March 2002
Commissioned:	7 March 2003
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General Characteristics
Displacement:	3,470 tonnes
Length:	90.6m
Beam:	16.8m
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Speed:	15 knots
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HMS Echo is the first of two multi-role hydrographic ships commissioned by the Royal Navy.

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