NAVAL REPAIRS CONSTRUCTION

Brand Owner Address Description
DELPHIA SPBI 34 Rue Eric Tabarly Parc d'Activités de l'Eraudière Dompierre-sur-Yon 85170 France Naval repairs and construction, servicing and repair of boats and ships, including servicing and repair of motors, marine propulsion units, inboard and outboard motors, boats and ships, navigation accessories and equipment; maintenance and repair of inboard and outboard marine propulsion units and navigation equipment; construction of ports, port equipment and port moorings; construction, repair and installation of transportable buildings; construction, repair and installation of non-transportable buildings; information on construction; building construction supervision; construction of housing estates and leisure parks;D DELPHIA;The color(s) dark green: rgb 3, 75, 61; green: rgb 129, 163, 120; light green: rgb 216, 213, 150; yellow: rgb 255, 217, 98 is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;Vehicles and apparatus for locomotion by land, air or water; boats and ships, sail- or motor-powered watercraft; sail or motor pleasure boats and ships; fishing boats and ships; service ships and boats; covers for boats and ships; hulls, devices for launching watercraft; amphibious vehicles; trailer hitches for vehicles; equipment for towing, launching, anchoring and housing boats, ships and watercraft; floats; trailers for boats and ships; oars, paddles, boat hooks, cleats (nautical), propellers for boats and ships, screw-propellers; portholes, pontoons, ramps for boats and ships, davits for watercraft, fenders for watercraft (bumpers); beach craft, namely, sand yachts, water-bikes; water craft for recreational or professional use; metal spars; parts and components of all the aforesaid goods; water scooters;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method for defeating or reducing the effectiveness of efforts to detect, track or target a naval vessel by means of its characteristic underwater and electrical fields. In this method, a wave form which mimics the characteristic electrical field produced by a particular type of naval vessel is first ascertained. A decoy which is able to produce, amplify and transmit this wave form which mimics the characteristic electrical field produced by said particular type of naval vessel is then deployed.