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UK Commandos land on frozen lake during Arctic parachute jump
Royal Marines parachuted onto a frozen lake alongside Dutch counterparts as part of large-scale exercises in the Arctic Circle.
21 March 2023
Royal Marines parachuted onto a frozen lake alongside Dutch counterparts as part of large-scale exercises in the Arctic Circle.
A new Arctic operations base will support Britain’s commandos for the next ten years as the UK underscores its commitment to security in the High North.
Denmark has begun the process of procuring systems to increase air, land, and sea presence and surveillance across its Arctic areas of interest.
Royal Navy press release They joined more than 27,000 personnel, warships, armor, and air power from more than two dozen NATO allies and partners for
The UK’s newest aircraft carrier, HMS Prince of Wales, has left Portsmouth to lead a NATO task force to the Arctic for the biggest exercises in Norway for 30 years.
The United States Navy does not have any icebreaker ships in its inventory, while the United States Coast Guard has two aging icebreakers. The US Arctic Security Affairs advisors recommend acquiring new icebreaker ships for the Arctic, where the ice is melting year by year and forming new waterways.
The Republic of Korea (ROK) Navy’s MIDCRU (midshipman cruise) Squadron left Jeju Naval Base on 22nd October for 67 days of sailing at sea. South Korean warships will, for the first time, sail near the Arctic.
Thanks to international collaboration, science and technology, ships operating in any of the world’s oceans containing icebergs will now have valuable data on iceberg drift and decay.
Halter Marine unveiled its new multi-mission ready polar security cutter meant for the U.S. Coast Guard, at Sea Air Space 2021, the naval defense exposition held near Washington DC.
The Romuald Muklevich hydrographic vessel has gone to the Barents Sea to take part in the final stage of the expedition of the Northern Fleet and the Russian Geographical Society.
