Royal Navy Warship Helps Seize Drugs Worth $1m
More than 50,000 kilos of illegal drugs have been seized by Combined Maritime Forces warships in the region so far this year.
More than 50,000 kilos of illegal drugs have been seized by Combined Maritime Forces warships in the region so far this year.
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Aircraft and pilots from 617 Squadron left RAF Marham to fly to the United States on Wednesday morning.
Nearly 4,000 troops from 12 NATO countries are in the UK for the exercise.
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The Navy said HMS Mersey began shadowing the three vessels as they entered the UK's area of interest at the weekend.
The Hunt-class ship left after completing pre-deployment training.
HMS Spey is the last of five Batch 2 Offshore Patrol Vessels for the Royal Navy.
The exercise is the culmination of several years of training.
Personnel have been taking part in the exercise, where the mission is to take control of a mock village from the enemy.
Serving members who obtain fitness scores of 'very good' and 'excellent' will be declared competent for 24 months.
The 987kg German Second World War explosive was found in the wreck of a 17th-century warship.
The Type 45 destroyer also worked as part of the effort against so-called Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
It was decided that artefacts should stay on the 18th-century wreck and be preserved in situ.
Petty Officers Ben Fawcett and Ryan Bamley have 25 years of Army experience between them.
NATO allies have gathered to test out the new technology that could be deployed to help combat threats at sea.