Play Video Watch: This timelapse video shows HMS Scott returning home after more than 12 months at sea. Ocean survey vessel HMS Scott, the third Royal Navy ship to carry the name, has marked returning home after 382 days deployed, with a captivating timelapse video. With more than 500,000 sq km surveyed – the equivalentContinue reading “Great Scott! Watch timelapse video of ocean survey vessel HMS Scott returning home – 21st July 2023 at 10:50am”
Monthly Archives: July 2023
Take a tour of the new Apache – the most advanced attack helicopter in the world David Sivills-McCann 21st July 2023 at 2:52pm
Watch: A close-up look at the new Apache helicopter The Apache AH64-E is often referred to as the most advanced attack helicopter in the world. It is the latest weapon at the Army Air Corps’ disposal – an upgrade on the model the unit has previously been using. Forces News has had the chance to take a walkContinue reading “Take a tour of the new Apache – the most advanced attack helicopter in the world David Sivills-McCann 21st July 2023 at 2:52pm”
Play Video Watch: HMS Prince of Wales leave dry dock after nine months of repairs. Britain’s biggest warship which had been stricken since breaking down last August is ready to resume duties after completing nine months of repairs expected to cost about £25m. HMS Prince of Wales, the Royal Navy’s future flagship, broke down off theContinue reading
Chinese Spy Ship Off Coast of Australia as Talisman Sabre Exercise Begins – By: Dzirhan Mahadzir July 21, 2023 4:39 PM
PLAN Dongdiao 795 Photo Courtesy of Japanese Ministry of Defense A Chinese surveillance ship is now off the east coast of Australia and expected to move further south to monitor the U.S.–Australian-led multinational exercise Talisman Sabre 2023, an Australian senior military officer announced Friday. Chinese ships have sailed off the coast of Australia before, andContinue reading “Chinese Spy Ship Off Coast of Australia as Talisman Sabre Exercise Begins – By: Dzirhan Mahadzir July 21, 2023 4:39 PM”
If the Balloon Goes Up Networked aerostats could play an important role before and during any conflict in the Pacific.
The High-Speed Vessel Swift (HSV-2) gets underway with a tethered TIF-25K aerostat balloon in Key West, Florida, in April 2013. Aerostats have been a part of naval service for much of their history, but it has been some time since they deployed at sea. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (COREY BARKER) Essay Contests Current Issue The ProceedingsContinue reading “If the Balloon Goes Up Networked aerostats could play an important role before and during any conflict in the Pacific.”
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