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Abrimos el presente topic para comentar todo lo que acontezca con este ejercicio multinacional que se efectúa cada dos años en las costas chilenas cuyos participantes recurrentes han sido La Real Armada Brítanica (ROYAL NAVY), La Marine Nationale (Francia), La US-Navy y la Armada de Chile.
Este año, en Valparaiso se encuentran el T-42 (H.M.S Edinburgh) -destructor antiaéreo- así como la fragata MN F-731 Prairial de la Marina francesa.
Fotos, gracias a SSBN de RyF:
De SSBN -la Williams con dos dientecitos-.
y Una de puertovalpo de la Base Naval
Por puertovalpo - T-42 con dos misiles de defensa de zona Sea Dart
Algo más de la historia de este tradicional ejercicio multinacional:
Es como el "Salitre" de la ACh. Como elemento agregar, nos cuentan que usualmente en cada edición del ejercicio se hunde un buque decomisionado de alguna de las marinas participantes
Saludos
Abrimos el presente topic para comentar todo lo que acontezca con este ejercicio multinacional que se efectúa cada dos años en las costas chilenas cuyos participantes recurrentes han sido La Real Armada Brítanica (ROYAL NAVY), La Marine Nationale (Francia), La US-Navy y la Armada de Chile.
Este año, en Valparaiso se encuentran el T-42 (H.M.S Edinburgh) -destructor antiaéreo- así como la fragata MN F-731 Prairial de la Marina francesa.
Fotos, gracias a SSBN de RyF:
De SSBN -la Williams con dos dientecitos-.
y Una de puertovalpo de la Base Naval
Por puertovalpo - T-42 con dos misiles de defensa de zona Sea Dart
Algo más de la historia de este tradicional ejercicio multinacional:
Teamwork South
TEAMWORK SOUTH is a bi-annual naval exercise hosted by the Chilean Navy to further bolster a robust relationship and mutual understanding in the region. Teamwork South is the largest naval exercise conducted by Chile and focuses on advanced naval training operations including ship handling, submarine warfare, live fire gunnery and missile drills as well as multi-level, scenario driven war gamming. During Teamwork South 2001, the decommissioned amphibious ship La Moure County was used as an unmanned target vessel for a live-fire sink exercise.
U.S. Navy ships USS Ticonderoga (CG 47) and USS Rodney M. Davis (FFG 60) fired anti-ship missiles during the exercise along with two Chilean Guided Missile Destroyers. In addition to a missile exercise, the ships also made several surface gunnery runs on the target ship. Two Chilean submarines finished off the badly damaged ship with six Mark-8 torpedoes before sinking to ocean floor.
The ex-USS La Moure County was prepared for the exercise in accordance with agreements between the Chilean Navy and Naval Sea Systems Command ensuring all precautions were made to not harm the environment. The sunken ship is now a habitat for hundreds species of sea life.
The U.S. Navy will continue to participate in TEAMWORK SOUTH because it offers a unique opportunity to maintain a consistent training environment in the region as well as a continued multi-national commitment to hemispheric defense and coalition.
TEAMWORK SOUTH is a bi-annual naval exercise hosted by the Chilean Navy to further bolster a robust relationship and mutual understanding in the region. Teamwork South is the largest naval exercise conducted by Chile and focuses on advanced naval training operations including ship handling, submarine warfare, live fire gunnery and missile drills as well as multi-level, scenario driven war gamming. During Teamwork South 2001, the decommissioned amphibious ship La Moure County was used as an unmanned target vessel for a live-fire sink exercise.
U.S. Navy ships USS Ticonderoga (CG 47) and USS Rodney M. Davis (FFG 60) fired anti-ship missiles during the exercise along with two Chilean Guided Missile Destroyers. In addition to a missile exercise, the ships also made several surface gunnery runs on the target ship. Two Chilean submarines finished off the badly damaged ship with six Mark-8 torpedoes before sinking to ocean floor.
The ex-USS La Moure County was prepared for the exercise in accordance with agreements between the Chilean Navy and Naval Sea Systems Command ensuring all precautions were made to not harm the environment. The sunken ship is now a habitat for hundreds species of sea life.
The U.S. Navy will continue to participate in TEAMWORK SOUTH because it offers a unique opportunity to maintain a consistent training environment in the region as well as a continued multi-national commitment to hemispheric defense and coalition.
Es como el "Salitre" de la ACh. Como elemento agregar, nos cuentan que usualmente en cada edición del ejercicio se hunde un buque decomisionado de alguna de las marinas participantes
Saludos
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