Naval News and Photos with David Arkwright: The Royal Navy has successfully used its smallest warships as a launchpad for autonomous mine-hunting operations for the first time. Seven P2000 patrol vessels of the Coastal Forces Squadron deployed on NATO’s annual Baltic exercise – known as Baltops 24 – during which 50 ships, dozens of aircraft and 9,000 personnel from 20 nations operated closely together for the security and safety of the region.

Wednesday, June 26, 2024

The Royal Navy has successfully used its smallest warships as a launchpad for autonomous mine-hunting operations for the first time. Seven P2000 patrol vessels of the Coastal Forces Squadron deployed on NATO’s annual Baltic exercise – known as Baltops 24 – during which 50 ships, dozens of aircraft and 9,000 personnel from 20 nations operated closely together for the security and safety of the region.

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