At Tenby we have 2 classes of Lifeboats - the Tamar and D Class. This page gives technical information about the two.
| ALB - 'Haydn Miller' | ![]() |
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| Introduced: | 2005 | |
| Length: | 16m | |
| Range: | 250 n. miles | |
| Speed: | 25 knots | |
| Weight: | 30 tonnes | |
| Crew: | 6-7 (depending on need to carry Doctor/Paramedics) | |
| Construction: | Firbre Reinforced Plastic (FRP) | |
| Launch Method: | Slipway or Afloat | |
| Self Righting?: | Yes | |
| Our Tamar is named 'Haydn Miller'. The boat was paid for by a very generous donation from the late Haydn Miller. Since we took delivery in 2006, the boat has already launched over 140 times on Service. | ||
| ILB - 'Georgina Taylor' | ![]() |
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| Introduced: | 1963 (latest version 2003) | |
| Length: | 5m | |
| Range: | 3hrs at max speed | |
| Speed: | 25 knots | |
| Weight: | 436kg | |
| Crew: | 3 | |
| Construction: | Hypalon Coated Polyester | |
| Launch Method: | Trolley | |
| Self Righting?: | No but rightable by crew | |
| Our D Class is named 'Georgina Taylor'. The boat is the 3rd D Class bought for us by very generous donations from the late Georgina Taylor. Since we took delivery in 2007, the boat has already launched over 170 times on Service. | ||


