Chilean Navy Deploys Extensive Operation to Evacuate Crew From the High Seas
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The emergency originated at 1,121 nautical miles (2,076 kilometers) from Valparaíso and required coordination between the maritime rescue centers of Spain and Chile, along with the deployment of the OPV “Commander Toro”, a naval helicopter, a CASA 295 aircraft and naval medical personnel.
The emergency required coordination between the maritime rescue centers of Spain and Chile, together with the deployment of the OPV “Commander Toro”, a naval helicopter, a CASA 295 aircraft and naval medical personnel.
The emergency originated at 1,121 nautical miles (2,076 kilometers) from Valparaíso and required coordination between the maritime rescue centers of Spain and Chile, along with the deployment of the OPV “Commander Toro”, a naval helicopter, a CASA 295 aircraft and naval medical personnel. After receiving a call from the National Coordination Center of [...]
The Chilean Navy deployed a large operation to evacuate a crew member who had serious health problems while
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