Португалія приймає морські навчання на підтримку Ініціативи НАТО щодо безпілотних морських систем

11 Sep. 2019 - 27 Sep. 2019
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Last updated 23-Sep-2019 11:46

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Десятки безпілотних підводних, надводних і повітряних суден з країн НАТО зібрались у Португалії із 11 до 27 вересня 2019 року задля випробування нових технічних рішень в світі безпілотних морських систем. Навчання проходитимуть в районі Сесімбри і півострова Троя на півдні Лісабона.

A sensor buoy is taken off the Portuguese Navy survey vessel NRP Dom Carlos I during exercise Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19). The exercise tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.

Навчання REP (MUS) 19 надають можливість перевірити оперативну технологічну сумісність морських безпілотних систем і випробувати процедури і тактику для морських безпілотних систем, якими користуються країни НАТО.

Майже 800 представників португальських ВМС, а також з Бельгії, Італії, Польщі, Об’єднаного Королівства, США, Туреччини і Морського дослідно-експериментального центру НАТО беруть участь у навчаннях. Навчання також отримали підтримку від науковців і промисловості.

Новітні технології морських безпілотних систем можуть серйозно допомогти у протидії численним загрозам на морі. Морські безпілотні судна можуть допомогти ефективно боротись з новими субмаринами, озброєними потужнішою зброєю. Вони також можуть запобігти ризику для особового складу, пов’язаного з протидією таким загрозам як морські міни.

На Брюссельському саміті 2018 року лідери НАТО знову підтвердили стратегічне значення морського середовища і важливість інвестування у нові безплотні сили і засоби. Тренуючись і працюючи разом, члени Альянсу зможуть найбільш ефективно використовувати досягнення в сфері морських сил і засобів в Європі і Північній Америці.

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- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 18. Sep. 2019 A sensor buoy is taken off the Portuguese Navy survey vessel NRP Dom Carlos I during exercise Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19). The exercise tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 18. Sep. 2019 A Portuguese Navy team prepares to deploy a sensor buoy during exercise Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19). The exercise tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 19. Sep. 2019 An unmanned aerial vehicle, the UAVision Ogassa V, prepares to take off in Troia, Portugal during an unmanned systems trial designed to integrate multinational platforms with NATO forces. The exercise, known as Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19), tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 19. Sep. 2019 An unmanned maritime vessel stands on display in Troia, Portugal during an unmanned systems trial designed to integrate multinational platforms with NATO forces. The exercise, known as Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19), tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 17. Sep. 2019 A United Kingdom Royal Navy unmanned naval vessel Pacific 950 Rigid Inflatable Boat, developed by BAE Systems, patrols the harbour near Troia, Portugal during an unmanned systems trial. The exercise, known as Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19), tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 17. Sep. 2019 A United Kingdom Royal Navy unmanned naval vessel C-Target 9, developed by L3 Harris, patrols the harbour near Troia, Portugal during an unmanned systems trial. The exercise, known as Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19), tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 02. Aug. 2018 Portuguese Marines study a live image of a target area fed by drones during an unmanned systems trial designed to integrate multinational platforms with NATO forces. The exercise, known as Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19), tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 18. Sep. 2019 Wave Glider, an unmanned system operated by the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation, rises from the sea during an unmanned systems trial designed to integrate multinational platforms with NATO forces. The exercise, known as Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19), tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 02. Aug. 2018 A Portuguese Marine communicates with his commanders while raiding a simulated terrorist camp during an unmanned systems trial designed to integrate drone platforms with NATO forces. The exercise, known as Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19), tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 02. Aug. 2018 Portuguese Marines raid a simulated terrorist camp during an unmanned systems trial designed to integrate drone platforms with NATO forces. The exercise, known as Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19), tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 02. Aug. 2018 Portuguese Marines raid a simulated terrorist camp during an unmanned systems trial designed to integrate drone platforms with NATO forces. The exercise, known as Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19), tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 17. Sep. 2019 Sailors man the bridge on the Portuguese Navy survey vessel NRP Dom Carlos I during exercise Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19). The exercise tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.
- Exercise REP(MUS) 19 tests NATO unmanned systems 17. Sep. 2019 A Portuguese sailor takes a break aboard the corvette NRP Figlieira da Foz during an unmanned systems trial designed to integrate multinational platforms with NATO forces. The exercise, known as Recognized Environmental Picture, Maritime Unmanned Systems 19 (REP(MUS) 19), tests the ability of NATO Allies to integrate and share information gathered by unmanned systems in operational contexts. Portugal hosted the exercise, with participation from Belgium, Italy, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation.