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Crisis in the deep: submarine search and rescue

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Swedish submarine rescue ship HSwMS Belos prepares to take part in exercise Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Members of the Distressed Sub Group (DSG) deploy in a RIB boat to locate and communicate with a distressed submarine during exercise Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Member of Distressed Sub Group (DSG) communicates with a distressed submarine from the bridge of the Dutch ship HNLMS Mercuur during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Member of Distressed Sub Group (DSG) climbs down to RIB boat from HNLMS Mercuur during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Members of Distressed Sub Group (DSG) in the RIB boat on a mission to communicate with distressed submarine during exercise Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. An engineer on board the Swedish submarine rescue vehicle 'URF' monitors equipment as the vehicle descends into the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Swedish submarine rescue vehicle pilots operate the 'URF' as it descends into the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. A submariner from the Swedish submarine HSwMS Uppland climbs through the hatch that connects the submarine with the URF submarine rescue vehicle during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Submariners from the HSwMS Uppland talk to the technician on board the URF during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. A crew member from the HSwMS Uppland uses his off-duty hours to cycle on an exercise bike on the submarine, 90 metres below the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Crew member on board the Turkish ship TCG Alemdar during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Turkish crew members on board the TCG Alemdar practise using sonar equipment to find distressed submarines during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. A crew member from the Swedish submarine HSwMS Uppland establishes contact with a submarine rescue ship above while taking part in exercise Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. LCDR Okan Erdem, Commanding officer of TCG Alemdar, demonstrates sonar equipment used to find distressed submarines on board the ship during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Turkish Navy crew members use radar equipment on board the TCG Alemdar during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Turkish Navy crew member operates the camera of the Turkish remotely operated vehicle (ROV) during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Turkish Navy crew member on board the TCG Alemdar prepares to lower the ship's rescue chamber into the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Turkish Navy crew member on board the TCG Alemdar prepares to lower the ship's rescue chamber into the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. Turkish Navy crew members on board the TCG Alemdar lower the ship's rescue chamber into the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway. The 'yellow submarine'. Swedish submarine rescue vehicle 'URF' on board the Swedish submarine rescue ship HSwMS Belos during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

Swedish submarine rescue ship HSwMS Belos prepares to take part in exercise Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Members of the Distressed Sub Group (DSG) deploy in a RIB boat to locate and communicate with a distressed submarine during exercise Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Member of Distressed Sub Group (DSG) communicates with a distressed submarine from the bridge of the Dutch ship HNLMS Mercuur during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Member of Distressed Sub Group (DSG) climbs down to RIB boat from HNLMS Mercuur during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Members of Distressed Sub Group (DSG) in the RIB boat on a mission to communicate with distressed submarine during exercise Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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An engineer on board the Swedish submarine rescue vehicle 'URF' monitors equipment as the vehicle descends into the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Swedish submarine rescue vehicle pilots operate the 'URF' as it descends into the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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A submariner from the Swedish submarine HSwMS Uppland climbs through the hatch that connects the submarine with the URF submarine rescue vehicle during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Submariners from the HSwMS Uppland talk to the technician on board the URF during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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A crew member from the HSwMS Uppland uses his off-duty hours to cycle on an exercise bike on the submarine, 90 metres below the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Crew member on board the Turkish ship TCG Alemdar during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Turkish crew members on board the TCG Alemdar practise using sonar equipment to find distressed submarines during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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A crew member from the Swedish submarine HSwMS Uppland establishes contact with a submarine rescue ship above while taking part in exercise Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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LCDR Okan Erdem, Commanding officer of TCG Alemdar, demonstrates sonar equipment used to find distressed submarines on board the ship during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Turkish Navy crew members use radar equipment on board the TCG Alemdar during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Turkish Navy crew member operates the camera of the Turkish remotely operated vehicle (ROV) during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Turkish Navy crew member on board the TCG Alemdar prepares to lower the ship's rescue chamber into the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Turkish Navy crew member on board the TCG Alemdar prepares to lower the ship's rescue chamber into the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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Turkish Navy crew members on board the TCG Alemdar lower the ship's rescue chamber into the North Sea during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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The 'yellow submarine'. Swedish submarine rescue vehicle 'URF' on board the Swedish submarine rescue ship HSwMS Belos during Dynamic Monarch 24. At Dynamic Monarch 24, the world’s most challenging submarine rescue exercise, Allies are testing various complex submarine rescue systems. The exercise is designed to practise interoperability among naval forces and streamline rescue operations in the most challenging of environments where reaction time and specialist equipment are key to saving lives. Dynamic Monarch 24 is taking place off the coast of Norway.

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