Marinha de Portugal

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Polacos super impressionados com o LPD Português

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AForças Armadas enviam meios de apoio à população da ilha das Flores

O Estado-Maior-General das Forças Armadas, através da Marinha e da Força Aérea, enviou durante a tarde de hoje e na próxima madrugada, um conjunto de meios e 294 militares para a ilha das Flores.

A bordo de uma aeronave C-130 vão seguir, na próxima madrugada, com chegada prevista para amanhã de manhã, uma Brigada Hidrográfica composta por 7 militares e uma tonelada de material hidrográfico, uma equipa de 4 Mergulhadores com um bote e um veículo submarino, operado remotamente, e 3 Fuzileiros com apoio de drones. Estes militares constituem-se como equipa avançada para esta operação, com a missão de verificar as condições de acessibilidade do Porto das Lajes das Flores.

Ao fim da tarde partiram para os Açores o navio reabastecedor “Bérrio” e a fragata “Álvares Cabral”, da Marinha Portuguesa, com 80 e 200 militares a bordo, respetivamente, levando material diverso de apoio a emergências civis. Da guarnição da fragata fazem parte uma equipa de 25 Fuzileiros com 8 botes e 6 Mergulhadores. Estes militares têm como missão apoiar o fornecimento de combustíveis e bens de 1ª necessidade.

Este apoio surge na sequência de um pedido do Governo Regional dos Açores, através da Secretaria Regional dos Transportes e Obras Públicas, ao Comando Operacional dos Açores.

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O jeito que dava um LPD...

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Ou um navio reabastecedor com maior capacidade e polivalência.

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Pois

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Ou um navio reabastecedor com maior capacidade e polivalência.

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"Navantia's new JSS Joint Support Ship design"... algo assim seria perfeito para a Marinha Portuguesa, um verdadeiro dois em um!

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SEA Completes Sea Trials Of KraitSense Low-Profile Passive Sonar System

SEA has successfully completed sea trials of its innovative Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) System with the Portuguese Navy as part of Exercise REPMUS (Maritime Unmanned Systems) 19. The KraitSense™ low-profile passive sonar system detected, tracked and classified a submarine whilst deployed from a Portuguese Navy offshore patrol vessel (OPV).
Xavier Vavasseur 31 Oct 2019

SEA press release

An opportunity to test and evaluate the new capabilities for NATO countries, Exercise REP(MUS) 19 drew approximately 800 military participants from Portugal, the UK, Belgium, Italy and the USA alongside experts from both academia and industry. Exercise REP (MUS) 19 is a unique and collaborative project, which allows industry, academia and the military to test the latest surface and subsurface capabilities in real military operating conditions.

SEA’s KraitSense™ System is a complete anti-submarine warfare solution, featuring an innovative low profile miniaturised acoustic array suitable for towed and static applications on both manned and unmanned vessels. With low power consumption, drag and weight, the capability offers significant cost efficiencies when compared to traditional line and towed arrays making it suitable for smaller ships and unmanned vessels.

“Exercise REP (MUS) 19 was the first end to end deployment of the KraitSense™ system and the feedback that we’ve received from military personnel at the event has been very positive. From the system’s ease of integration and installation to its unique operational configuration, the KraitArray™ flexibility, small footprint and ability to detect, track and classify a quiet electric submarine was a true demonstration of the solution’s capability.”


Peter Hodgkinson, Business Development Director at SEA

The exercise took place in Lisbon on 8 – 27th September and saw SEA’s KraitSense™ installed onto a Portuguese OPV in just two days at the dockside. To enable the effective analysis of the ASW environment, SEA’s sonar analysis and integrated maritime awareness software (provided by OSI) was also installed to provide a fully integrated solution fully integrated with the vessel’s other data systems.

Peter added, “The trial was also an opportunity for SEA to test a new long tow cable to help reduce the impact of engine noise that is generated by smaller vessels. We’re pleased to say that this was extremely successful, further demonstrating that KraitSense™ provides a cost-effective ASW solution for navies of all sizes.”

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