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INS Lahav (502) Live Military Ship Tracker | Free Real-Time Tracking of INS Lahav - Cruising Earth

INS Lahav Military Ship Tracker

INS Lahav Real-Time Military Ship Tracking

Military Ship Details & Statistics

Homeport: Haifa, Israel
In Service:
Hull Number:
Category:
Complement:
Gross Tons: 		1994 | 31 years
502
Corvette
74
1,227 GT
Length:
Beam:
Draft:
Speed:
 
281.0 ft
39.0 ft
10.4 ft
20.0 knots
23.0 mph

Track INS Lahav's Current Position In This Live Military Ship Tracker

INS Lahav (502) is a Sa'ar 5 Class Corvette currently operated by Israeli Navy. INS Lahav was built by Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi. The ship has been in active service for 31 years. View INS Lahav's real-time location, route, speed, course history, itinerary updates, port destinations, estimated arrival times, and more in the corvette tracker map below. All ship position data is sourced directly from the global AIS tracking system, delivering the latest tracking information available. Each new ship report received automatically updates the displayed data.

Sister Ships (Sa'ar 5 Class)

Ship Name(s)Line Name
INS Eilat, INS HanitIsraeli Navy

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