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Chema escribió:A ver como solucionan el tema de las fragatas Hunter.
Tenia claro que habia sido una decision politica, no tecnica, para proteger a BAE pero si la noticia de que tienen que incrementar 4000Tn es verdad, lo confirmara.
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ildefonso machuca escribió:llos TICO han sufrido esa tortura... resuleta en los ARLEIGH... "bajando" los radares... los españoles lograron en los ALVARO un equilibrio entre estos factores...

Chema escribió:Tenia claro que habia sido una decision politica, no tecnica, para proteger a BAE pero si la noticia de que tienen que incrementar 4000Tn es verdad, lo confirmara.

Aug. 4, 2020 | By Jennifer-Leigh Oprihory
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“We were toward the end of our search pattern,” recalled KC-135 pilot Lt. Col. Jason Palmeira-Yen in the release. “We turned to avoid some rain showers and that’s when we looked down and saw an island, so we decide to check it out and that’s when we saw SOS and a boat right next to it on the beach. From there we called in the Australian Navy because they had two helicopters nearby that could assist and land on the island.”

HMAS Canberra, a RAN ship that was in the area, agreed to ditch its planned itinerary so helicopters that were located on it could undertake search sorties, the wing wrote.

“Canberra was returning to Australia while the rest of the task group continued on its way to participate in Exercise Rim of the Pacific off Hawaii,” Australia’s defense department wrote in an Aug. 3 release. “The ship sailed overnight to reach the search area, and in cooperation with U.S. aircraft operating out of Guam, located the men on the island. Crew of 1st Aviation Regiment in an Army armed reconnaissance helicopter landed on the beach, delivered food and water, confirmed the men’s identities and checked they had no major injuries.”

The U.S. Coast Guard also assisted the stranded individuals by having an HC-130 Hercules airdrop “a radio and message block” letting them know that the FSS Independence—a Micronesian Pacific Patrol Boat—was on its way to save them and bring them home, the 36th Wing release said.

The mariners were finally rescued at midnight local time on Aug. 3, when the Independence arrived at their location and sent a boat crew to get them, the wing wrote.