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Right you are ❤❤❤

I asked the same question to the company commander. He said they include some Ukrainians as mentors, but that doesn’t address the question entirely.

Norway is one of the only NATO countries that did not turn away from traditional high intensity conflict training after the cold war. Most other countries phased to counter insurgency.

Its a coast guard ship not a frigate. They are usually lightly armed.

Its a coast guard ship bro

They are working on it how to sink it by mistake right now... 😂

was an american female who sank knm helge ingstad

They will...

@@aloeveramannen608 They handed over command to an American who could not tell the docks from an oil tanker. I am more interested in why one of our ships went down after a hull breach in one single part of the ship. Either the ship was shit, or someone didnt close the bulkheads.

Thanks! That’s Apple stock music, designed for this purpose.

Ja! Ramon har skapt mye glede for mange mennesker.

Some 22 years ago Norway ordered NH90 maritime helicopters that were haunted by delays. When they (some) finally arrived, the government decided to terminate the contract, and last year, ordered MH-60R Seahawks instead. They might be operational 2027-30, or so. www.regjeringen.no/en/aktuelt/styrker-forsvaret-med-kjop-av-nye-helikoptre/id2966519/

Kiitos palveluksestas, vapaussotilas. Turvaa ja onnee! 🫵🥇 🇫🇮

tf? okay? its so awesome you decided to type up a complete irrelevant comment. Norwegians will never end up deploying to Ukraine ever.

@@thikifo395 your so dumb it hurts. I’m not implying they will be going to ukraine. The war in ukraine is a snapshot of what future large scale wars will look like. You need sleep.

@@thikifo395 it must be hard having mush for a brain:( never suggested or implied Norway would send troops to ukraine(I agree they never will). But ukraine is a snapshot into what future large scale wars will look like, which is what Norway is preparing for. If a nato nation is attacked my Russia they will need these skills because trenches will likely be in heavy use. Any ways you need sleep go snuggle up in your soft Putin blanket and get some.

​@@ELYELYELroy have you ever tried digging in sand with a 1,2 meter wide scoop? Shit gets that wide because of the equipment.

@@simensabj I’m aware. But as we have seen in ukraine it’s often impossible to get that kind of equipment to the front. Most front line trenches are hand dug.

yea

Had my first training this week, but against targets, great fun

Good point! Video title changed.

I see your point . . . There should have been more inside fotage, but the staircase leading up to the 40 mm cannon is actually inside the ship. Check our some of my inside pics in this article. Read in Google translate. www.klikk.no/reportasje/kystvaktens-nye-jan-mayen-klasse-mangler-n-viktig-ting-7375993

LMao came to say this is their CG fleet even lmao against our top frigates lolol

If that's the best you can do your supervisor won't be happy with you. Next stop Ukraine for you.

Is that the best you can offer? 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

This was the only stuff we were permitted to film. See video description.

@@fredrikdrevon yeah I understand.

Lots of room for stuff. I would suggest F35s but between both carriers there are only 8-operational jets. What a colossal money pit.

@@davidgifford8112 What a load of old crap "there are only 8-operational jets" is David. But the really sad thing is you KNOW its crap but still peddle it to look 'clever'. Probably never served either but full of it. The UK has had 32 F-35s delivered from its first funded order of 48. A further 30 are already funded. All bar the one lost at sea are operational: 3 with 17 Test and Evaluation Sqn in California 12 with 617 RAF Sqn at Marham 12 with 809 FAA Sqn at Marham 4 with 217 Operational Conversion Unit Sqn at Marham Aircraft are not specifically attached to a ship or squadron but that list is an indication of how stupid your comments were. Operating advanced carriers and 5th Gen aircraft is expensive but the UK does it to keep idiots like you safe. Maybe a bit of respect would be in order.

Apples and oranges... The Belgian-Dutch City Class MCM vessel and the Jan Mayen Class OPV are modern vessel designs and may look similar at first glance - but they aren't. If we take a closer look, we find that the City Class MCM and the Jan Mayen Class OPV have virtually nothing in common, or at least very little, apart from both being modern military vessels: First, both their overall visual designs, hull shapes and structures, number of decks and superstructure layouts are very different. And more importantly, they are two different vessel classes, with substantially different displacements (sizes), they are intended for two different roles, in completely different kinds of waters and climate zones. The Jan Mayen class, conceived first of the two, is three times larger than the MCM class in displacement, and is a multi-role offshore coast guard vessel, while the latter is an anti-mine vessel. The Jan Mayen class is also built for operations in open Arctic oceans (to patrol the Norwegian Sea and Barents Sea) and therefore it has a hull type that can handle the Arctic oceans with ice (Polar Class 6, i.e. "Summer/Autumn operation in medium first-year ice which may include old ice inclusions"), electric anti-icing hull system, and with 150 mm cabin/deck insulation instead of the normal 50 mm in Polar Class vessels, etc). Comparing specifications: Jan Mayen Class Role: Arctic all-weather, multi-role Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV). Operational area: Norwegian Arctic, long range (8 weeks) without resupply. Ice class: Polar Class 6 rating Design year: 2013-2017 Contract year: 2018 Commission period: 2019-2023 Displacement: 10,400 tonnes Length: 136,4 m Beam: 19 m Draught: 6,2 m Speed: 23 knots Range: unspecified (up to 8 weeks), ROPAX class efficiency. Crew: 100 persons Other: Hospital, helicopter hangar & landing pad for Leonardo AW101 (MCM) City Class Role: Mine Counter Measures Vessel (MCM) for autonomous stand-off remote mine clearing, using sonar, UAV, USV and ROV. Design year: (unknown) Contract year: 2019 Commission period: 2024-2030 Displacement: 2,800 tonnes Length: 82,3 m Beam: 17 m Draught: 3,8 m Speed: 15.3 knots Range: 3,500 nautical miles Crew: 33 persons Other: Advanced systems for UAV, USV, ROV, sonar towing, etc. Cheers! 👍

Are you Russian?

War ship not a cruise ship as they always say.