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Let us praise the almighty Swedish destroyers, the navy doesn't get enough respect.
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Let us praise the almighty Swedish destroyers, the navy doesn't get enough respect.
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My husband's friend interviewed said husband about model ships which they're both into building. It's not a topic I'm familiar with myself but if I can give the guy one extra view on youtube, well why not post it here too.
They're two swedish nerds (the video is in English) who like to talk about ships and history!
Swedish Navy frogmen from the Coastal Rangers (Attackdykare, Kustjägare), with their Carl Gustaf M/45 sub-machine guns (Swedish K's). (FTP).
Stealth corvette K31 Visby.
25 years old and still looking sci-fi.
Swedish Navy's largest exercise SWENEX-21 kicks off
Swedish Navy’s largest exercise SWENEX-21 kicks off
Approximately 2,200 people will participate in Sweden’s largest naval exercise SWENEX-21, which begins today and runs for ten days. The aim of the exercise is to protect key shipping and defend Sweden’s coast. The Swedish Air Force, the Coast Guard, and the Finnish Navy are all participating in the exercise too. Swedish Navy’s first submarine flotilla participates in Swenex. SWENEX-21 is an…
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The stern of the mighty Vasa (sank on its maiden voyage). Some pretty magnificent carving here. Presumably the kitties holding up a crest and crown is the emblem at that time of the Swedish royal family. Sic transit gloria. Make sure you clock the tourist at the prow of the ship to get how big this thing is.
Royal Navy conducts training with Swedish navy in fjords
Royal Navy conducts training with Swedish navy in fjords
The Royal Navy has trained with the Swedish Amphibious Corps on exercises designed to strengthen ties between the two Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) nations. The press release issued by the Royal Navy as follows; HMS Albion and RFA Mounts Bay are in the Baltic Sea as part of the Littoral Response Group (North) deployment and – before heading on large-scale training with militaries from 18…
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