On 11^th April 2007 Damen Shipyards Gorinchem celebrated the naming ceremony of two Damen Stan Patrols 2005 for the Dutch Koninklijke Marechaussee.

The 'RV 161 - Kattenburg' was the first to be named and the choice of name is due to the following:

Kattenburg, Wittenburg and Oosterburg belong to the eastern islands of Amsterdam. These islands were annexed to the IJ in the 17th century. From way back, numerous shipyards and other industries chose this at their establishment due to the closeness to the IJ. The admiralty also found its place at Kattenburg and the Marine Etablissement Amsterdam is still keeps the same location today.

The 'RV 162 - Wycker Meer' was the next vessel to be named. Some background information to the choice of her name is as follows: A small line of dunes is situated between the Wycker Meer and the North Sea. This is the reason why this region was named 'the narrowest part of Holland'. Since the Zuiderzee silted up, it became more and more difficult for the larger sea going vessels to reach Amsterdam. It was only in 1875 that the 'narrowest part of Holland' was enlarged.

The IJ and Wycker Meer were drained and the Noordzeekanaal (North Sea Channel) was excavated.

Both vessels are used by the Koninklijke Marechaussee to serve the needs of the Dutch people and guard their safety.