Estonian Navy ship "Wambola" called on NATO exercises
The command of the Estonian Navy (and in Estonia there are such forces ...) reports that the support ship A433 Wambola goes to sea to participate in the NATO naval maneuvers. It is noted that A433 Wambola will provide "support to NATO forces in terms of working out the challenges of combat readiness for challenges." The commander of the ship, Senior Lieutenant Ermo Yeedas, said that the NATO command intends to "offer" to the Estonian ship participation in mine clearance exercises as part of the naval minesweeper group.
It is noted that the servicemen of the Estonian naval forces take part in NATO maneuvers at sea for more than 10 years. However, this time the ship Wambola the opportunity is given to act as the main ship of a separate naval battle group, which will be engaged in the search and destruction of mines of a conditional enemy in a given square of the water area.
In the command of the Estonian Navy, they proudly stated that the success of the crew’s performance largely depended on the “further possibility of the participation of Estonian seamen in alliance operations in various parts of the world.” This is reported on the official Online Estonian Defense Forces.
Such a statement looks like a mega-ambitious, considering just a fact. Actually the ship of the Estonian Navy A433 Wambola - This is a 40-year-old vessel, which in November last year got under the Estonian flag, and earlier according to documents it was subject to write-off from the Danish naval forces. Before joining the Estonianfleet"The ship was called N44 KDM Lossen.
To date, the Estonian Navy 5 ships, two of which came from the Danes, three - from the British.
It is noted that the servicemen of the Estonian naval forces take part in NATO maneuvers at sea for more than 10 years. However, this time the ship Wambola the opportunity is given to act as the main ship of a separate naval battle group, which will be engaged in the search and destruction of mines of a conditional enemy in a given square of the water area.
In the command of the Estonian Navy, they proudly stated that the success of the crew’s performance largely depended on the “further possibility of the participation of Estonian seamen in alliance operations in various parts of the world.” This is reported on the official Online Estonian Defense Forces.
Such a statement looks like a mega-ambitious, considering just a fact. Actually the ship of the Estonian Navy A433 Wambola - This is a 40-year-old vessel, which in November last year got under the Estonian flag, and earlier according to documents it was subject to write-off from the Danish naval forces. Before joining the Estonianfleet"The ship was called N44 KDM Lossen.
To date, the Estonian Navy 5 ships, two of which came from the Danes, three - from the British.
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