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On the ship that will become the flagship of our Navy in a few months, the Belharra frigate "Kimon", the envoy Giorgos Sideris and the ERTNews camera were found. See more at ertflix.gr | Listen to more at ertecho.gr "Kimon" which is undergoing sea trials according to G. Sideris was sailing at 27 knots or more, constantly maneuvering and testing all the systems, whether they are navigational or mechanical or combat systems or whatever the new fri…
British carrier puts to sea for trials ahead of upgrades
Royal Navy carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth is scheduled to leave Portsmouth at 16:40 on Wednesday 16 July to begin sea trials, marking the transition from the first to the second phase of a planned overhaul. The carrier will test new navigation and propulsion systems in UK waters before sailing north to Rosyth for a seven-month dry docking at Babcock Dockyard. The work follows nine months of engineering and crew training in Portsmouth as part of the…
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