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We just have to share an article from our New Zeeland distributors website:
From New Zealand’s Defence Force is going green with a new initiative targeting the food waste it produces. It’s starting with the Navy, which as well as protecting our shores, is now making its own compost.
TVNZ’s OneNews reporter, Matt McLean, recently visited the Vince McGlone Galley at Devonport Naval Base and was pleasantly surprised at the standard of cuisine prepared there. Petty Officer Chef Simon Gillbanks explained what was on the menu that day. “We’ve got some pork loin, with apple and blue cheese coleslaw, pan-fried steak with a herb butter, and a Malaysian rendang curry.”
Welcome to the Navy, where apparently, they’re aiming for a Michelin star!
“This sounds very gourmet,” Matt remarked to Simon.
“We’ve got to do it flash, and keep the boys [and girls] happy,” said Simon. “They’re never happy, some want a medium-rare steak, others want well-done!” Despite the routine grumbles, Matt checked in the galley dining room and found a high level of satisfaction.
But keeping the Navy well fed means the chefs are preparing up to 3,000 meals a week – that equates to 95 tonnes of food waste a year. “What to do with those scraps?” asked reporter Matt.
Until now, they’ve been carted off to the tip. But not any more thanks to Big Hanna.
Shaun Bowler, of Big Hanna Composter Ltd, explained how Big Hanna works. “She composts onsite and in a closed vessel, which means that instead of trucking food waste off your site, you’re actually turning it into rich, nutritious compost onsite.”
It takes around eight weeks for the food to get turned into compost.
Shaun Bowler continued, “Think of Big Hanna as a big gut. As the food passes through during that eight to ten week period, she goes through different zones of bacteria, until the process is finished. It’s a natural, biological process.”
The Navy is already seeing cost savings and environmental benefits. The Navy chefs have noted big waste reductions. There are now plans to expand it to other New Zealand Defence Force bases.
As TV reporter Matt concluded, “‘The Navy – clean, green and great chefs. Who knew?”
Article courtesy of TVNZ One News.
View the video at TVNZ: http://tvnz.co.nz/national-news/defence-force-go-green-video-6251078
For more information about Big Hanna in New Zealand www.bighanna.co.nz
- published: 20 Mar 2015
- views: 344
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HMS Ocean is the biggest ship in the Royal Navy, and its flagship. This 22 thousand tonne behemoth is a Landing Platform Helicopter Ship. She can carry up 18 helicopters, 4 amphibious assault craft, and 1300 ships company, Royal Marines and air support staff. She’s come into Devonport for just 36 hours to get restocked and refueled and embark a fleet of Chinook, Apache and Cobra helicopters before setting off to meet her allies for the biggest NATO exercise in 20 years, Operation Trident Juncture. An almost impossible task if it wasn’t for a top secret visit from a ViP, a broken down sewage system, and an imminent storm threatening to delay her.
- published: 03 Mar 2016
- views: 25858
Sea Cadets from TS Achilles have visited the NZ Navy Base at Devonport. They have been on a Ship Visit on HMNZS Te Kaha, had a tour of the Navy Dry Dock and completed the Navy Damage Control School Exercise. Cool!
- published: 28 Sep 2014
- views: 185
HMS Diamond D34 is a Daring Class Type 45 Destroyer and we see her as she leaves Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point on 14th June 2016.
- published: 14 Jun 2016
- views: 148
In September 2009 the Royal Navy opened the gates of the Devonport Naval Base in Plymouth to allow members of the public to go on board a huge range of Her Majesty's ships. The Navy Days are a rare chance to get up close to some of the most sophisticated warships in the world as well as watching air displays and events on the water. Sim Courtie presented a special programme live from aboard RFA Mounts Bay.
c. British Forces Broadcasting Service / BFBS Radio 2009
- published: 05 Jun 2013
- views: 1000
The Blues finished off their first week of training after the Christmas break with a gruelling mud run at the Devonport Naval Base
- published: 16 Jan 2012
- views: 7947
Naval base
A naval base or navy base (military port) is a military base, where warships (navy ships) and naval ships are deployed when they have no mission at sea or want to restock. Usually ships may also perform some minor repairs. Some naval bases are temporary homes to aircraft that usually stay on the ships but are undergoing maintenance while the ship is in port.
Often the station is merely a grouping of ships whose missions were coordinated by the senior ship
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Devonport Naval Base
Devonport Naval Base is the home of the Royal New Zealand Navy, located at Devonport, New Zealand on Auckland's North Shore. It is currently the only base of the navy that operates ships, and was a navy base from as far back as 1841. The base consists of HMNZS Philomel (the administration centre for the base), the Fleet Support Organisation, and the Fleet Personnel and Training Organisation.
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All operational units of the Royal New Zealand Navy are based at Devonport. Senior naval staff are located at the NZDF headquarters in Wellington. The operational headquarters is located at Trentham Military Camp in the Upper Hutt suburb of Trentham. Within the Royal New Zealand Navy many land-based facilities and services ensure support for ships and personnel when deployed.
Facilities
Shore based support is predominantly based at the Devonport Naval Base, Auckland, with a long and varied list of services and facilities, including facilities for training, sports, and cultural activities, dry dock, as well as engineering and flight support and the Navy Hospital (and Hyperbaric Unit).
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2:21Royal New Zealand open day 29th March 2014, Devonport naval base
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5:29HMS Tyne entering Devonport Naval Base
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14:56Devonport Naval Base Volunteer Band (HMS Drake)
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1:58BH Composter at New Zealand Defence Force, Devonport Naval Base
BH Composter at New Zealand Defence Force, Devonport Naval BaseBH Composter at New Zealand Defence Force, Devonport Naval Base
We just have to share an article from our New Zeeland distributors website: From New Zealand’s Defence Force is going green with a new initiative targeting the food waste it produces. It’s starting with the Navy, which as well as protecting our shores, is now making its own compost. TVNZ’s OneNews reporter, Matt McLean, recently visited the Vince McGlone Galley at Devonport Naval Base and was pleasantly surprised at the standard of cuisine prepared there. Petty Officer Chef Simon Gillbanks explained what was on the menu that day. “We’ve got some pork loin, with apple and blue cheese coleslaw, pan-fried steak with a herb butter, and a Malaysian rendang curry.” Welcome to the Navy, where apparently, they’re aiming for a Michelin star! “This sounds very gourmet,” Matt remarked to Simon. “We’ve got to do it flash, and keep the boys [and girls] happy,” said Simon. “They’re never happy, some want a medium-rare steak, others want well-done!” Despite the routine grumbles, Matt checked in the galley dining room and found a high level of satisfaction. But keeping the Navy well fed means the chefs are preparing up to 3,000 meals a week – that equates to 95 tonnes of food waste a year. “What to do with those scraps?” asked reporter Matt. Until now, they’ve been carted off to the tip. But not any more thanks to Big Hanna. Shaun Bowler, of Big Hanna Composter Ltd, explained how Big Hanna works. “She composts onsite and in a closed vessel, which means that instead of trucking food waste off your site, you’re actually turning it into rich, nutritious compost onsite.” It takes around eight weeks for the food to get turned into compost. Shaun Bowler continued, “Think of Big Hanna as a big gut. As the food passes through during that eight to ten week period, she goes through different zones of bacteria, until the process is finished. It’s a natural, biological process.” The Navy is already seeing cost savings and environmental benefits. The Navy chefs have noted big waste reductions. There are now plans to expand it to other New Zealand Defence Force bases. As TV reporter Matt concluded, “‘The Navy – clean, green and great chefs. Who knew?” Article courtesy of TVNZ One News. View the video at TVNZ: http://tvnz.co.nz/national-news/defence-force-go-green-video-6251078 For more information about Big Hanna in New Zealand www.bighanna.co.nz -
44:01DEVONPORT | Episode 1 | *FULL EPISODE* Quest TV Quest TV Quest TV
DEVONPORT | Episode 1 | *FULL EPISODE* Quest TV Quest TV Quest TVDEVONPORT | Episode 1 | *FULL EPISODE* Quest TV Quest TV Quest TV
Get more FREE FULL EPISODES of Devonport, How Things Work, Deadliest Catch, Salvage Hunters, Wheeler Dealers, Gold Rush and Supertruckers with Quest OD. http://www.questtv.co.uk/video/ http://www.questtv.co.uk/devonport-in... HMS Ocean is the biggest ship in the Royal Navy, and its flagship. This 22 thousand tonne behemoth is a Landing Platform Helicopter Ship. She can carry up 18 helicopters, 4 amphibious assault craft, and 1300 ships company, Royal Marines and air support staff. She’s come into Devonport for just 36 hours to get restocked and refueled and embark a fleet of Chinook, Apache and Cobra helicopters before setting off to meet her allies for the biggest NATO exercise in 20 years, Operation Trident Juncture. An almost impossible task if it wasn’t for a top secret visit from a ViP, a broken down sewage system, and an imminent storm threatening to delay her. -
2:41TS Achilles Sea Cadets visit the Devonport Navy Base
TS Achilles Sea Cadets visit the Devonport Navy BaseTS Achilles Sea Cadets visit the Devonport Navy Base
Sea Cadets from TS Achilles have visited the NZ Navy Base at Devonport. They have been on a Ship Visit on HMNZS Te Kaha, had a tour of the Navy Dry Dock and completed the Navy Damage Control School Exercise. Cool! -
10:58HMS DIAMOND D34 - TYPE 45 DARING CLASS DESTROYER LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
HMS DIAMOND D34 - TYPE 45 DARING CLASS DESTROYER LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.HMS DIAMOND D34 - TYPE 45 DARING CLASS DESTROYER LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
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10:07BFBS RADIO - Navy Days 2009 from Devonport Naval Base, Plymouth
BFBS RADIO - Navy Days 2009 from Devonport Naval Base, PlymouthBFBS RADIO - Navy Days 2009 from Devonport Naval Base, Plymouth
In September 2009 the Royal Navy opened the gates of the Devonport Naval Base in Plymouth to allow members of the public to go on board a huge range of Her Majesty's ships. The Navy Days are a rare chance to get up close to some of the most sophisticated warships in the world as well as watching air displays and events on the water. Sim Courtie presented a special programme live from aboard RFA Mounts Bay. c. British Forces Broadcasting Service / BFBS Radio 2009 -
3:432012 Blues Mud Run at the Devonport Naval Base
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The Blues finished off their first week of training after the Christmas break with a gruelling mud run at the Devonport Naval Base -
4:41HMS Bulwark returns to Plymouth's Devonport Naval Base
HMS Bulwark returns to Plymouth's Devonport Naval BaseHMS Bulwark returns to Plymouth's Devonport Naval Base
HMS Bulwark returns to Plymouth's Devonport Naval Base
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Royal New Zealand open day 29th March 2014, Devonport naval base
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Devonport Naval Base Volunteer Band (HMS Drake)
Royal Naval Volunteer Band Festival 2014 Marching Display -
BH Composter at New Zealand Defence Force, Devonport Naval Base
We just have to share an article from our New Zeeland distributors website: From New Zealand’s Defence Force is going green with a new initiative targeting the food waste it produces. It’s starting with the Navy, which as well as protecting our shores, is now making its own compost. TVNZ’s OneNews reporter, Matt McLean, recently visited the Vince McGlone Galley at Devonport Naval Base and was pleasantly surprised at the standard of cuisine prepared there. Petty Officer Chef Simon Gillbanks explained what was on the menu that day. “We’ve got some pork loin, with apple and blue cheese coleslaw, pan-fried steak with a herb butter, and a Malaysian rendang curry.” Welcome to the Navy, where apparently, they’re aiming for a Michelin star! “This sounds very gourmet,” Matt remarked to Simon. ... -
DEVONPORT | Episode 1 | *FULL EPISODE* Quest TV Quest TV Quest TV
Get more FREE FULL EPISODES of Devonport, How Things Work, Deadliest Catch, Salvage Hunters, Wheeler Dealers, Gold Rush and Supertruckers with Quest OD. http://www.questtv.co.uk/video/ http://www.questtv.co.uk/devonport-in... HMS Ocean is the biggest ship in the Royal Navy, and its flagship. This 22 thousand tonne behemoth is a Landing Platform Helicopter Ship. She can carry up 18 helicopters, 4 amphibious assault craft, and 1300 ships company, Royal Marines and air support staff. She’s come into Devonport for just 36 hours to get restocked and refueled and embark a fleet of Chinook, Apache and Cobra helicopters before setting off to meet her allies for the biggest NATO exercise in 20 years, Operation Trident Juncture. An almost impossible task if it wasn’t for a top secret visit from... -
TS Achilles Sea Cadets visit the Devonport Navy Base
Sea Cadets from TS Achilles have visited the NZ Navy Base at Devonport. They have been on a Ship Visit on HMNZS Te Kaha, had a tour of the Navy Dry Dock and completed the Navy Damage Control School Exercise. Cool! -
HMS DIAMOND D34 - TYPE 45 DARING CLASS DESTROYER LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
HMS Diamond D34 is a Daring Class Type 45 Destroyer and we see her as she leaves Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point on 14th June 2016. -
BFBS RADIO - Navy Days 2009 from Devonport Naval Base, Plymouth
In September 2009 the Royal Navy opened the gates of the Devonport Naval Base in Plymouth to allow members of the public to go on board a huge range of Her Majesty's ships. The Navy Days are a rare chance to get up close to some of the most sophisticated warships in the world as well as watching air displays and events on the water. Sim Courtie presented a special programme live from aboard RFA Mounts Bay. c. British Forces Broadcasting Service / BFBS Radio 2009 -
2012 Blues Mud Run at the Devonport Naval Base
The Blues finished off their first week of training after the Christmas break with a gruelling mud run at the Devonport Naval Base -
HMS Bulwark returns to Plymouth's Devonport Naval Base
HMS Bulwark returns to Plymouth's Devonport Naval Base
Royal New Zealand open day 29th March 2014, Devonport naval base
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- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 29 Mar 2014
- views: 274
- published: 29 Mar 2014
- views: 274
HMS Tyne entering Devonport Naval Base
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:29
- Updated: 07 Jun 2014
- views: 164
Devonport Naval Base Volunteer Band (HMS Drake)
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- Duration: 14:56
- Updated: 14 Jul 2014
- views: 3026
BH Composter at New Zealand Defence Force, Devonport Naval Base
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- Duration: 1:58
- Updated: 20 Mar 2015
- views: 344
We just have to share an article from our New Zeeland distributors website:
From New Zealand’s Defence Force is going green with a new initiative targeting the...
We just have to share an article from our New Zeeland distributors website:
From New Zealand’s Defence Force is going green with a new initiative targeting the food waste it produces. It’s starting with the Navy, which as well as protecting our shores, is now making its own compost.
TVNZ’s OneNews reporter, Matt McLean, recently visited the Vince McGlone Galley at Devonport Naval Base and was pleasantly surprised at the standard of cuisine prepared there. Petty Officer Chef Simon Gillbanks explained what was on the menu that day. “We’ve got some pork loin, with apple and blue cheese coleslaw, pan-fried steak with a herb butter, and a Malaysian rendang curry.”
Welcome to the Navy, where apparently, they’re aiming for a Michelin star!
“This sounds very gourmet,” Matt remarked to Simon.
“We’ve got to do it flash, and keep the boys [and girls] happy,” said Simon. “They’re never happy, some want a medium-rare steak, others want well-done!” Despite the routine grumbles, Matt checked in the galley dining room and found a high level of satisfaction.
But keeping the Navy well fed means the chefs are preparing up to 3,000 meals a week – that equates to 95 tonnes of food waste a year. “What to do with those scraps?” asked reporter Matt.
Until now, they’ve been carted off to the tip. But not any more thanks to Big Hanna.
Shaun Bowler, of Big Hanna Composter Ltd, explained how Big Hanna works. “She composts onsite and in a closed vessel, which means that instead of trucking food waste off your site, you’re actually turning it into rich, nutritious compost onsite.”
It takes around eight weeks for the food to get turned into compost.
Shaun Bowler continued, “Think of Big Hanna as a big gut. As the food passes through during that eight to ten week period, she goes through different zones of bacteria, until the process is finished. It’s a natural, biological process.”
The Navy is already seeing cost savings and environmental benefits. The Navy chefs have noted big waste reductions. There are now plans to expand it to other New Zealand Defence Force bases.
As TV reporter Matt concluded, “‘The Navy – clean, green and great chefs. Who knew?”
Article courtesy of TVNZ One News.
View the video at TVNZ: http://tvnz.co.nz/national-news/defence-force-go-green-video-6251078
For more information about Big Hanna in New Zealand www.bighanna.co.nz
wn.com/Bh Composter At New Zealand Defence Force, Devonport Naval Base
We just have to share an article from our New Zeeland distributors website:
From New Zealand’s Defence Force is going green with a new initiative targeting the food waste it produces. It’s starting with the Navy, which as well as protecting our shores, is now making its own compost.
TVNZ’s OneNews reporter, Matt McLean, recently visited the Vince McGlone Galley at Devonport Naval Base and was pleasantly surprised at the standard of cuisine prepared there. Petty Officer Chef Simon Gillbanks explained what was on the menu that day. “We’ve got some pork loin, with apple and blue cheese coleslaw, pan-fried steak with a herb butter, and a Malaysian rendang curry.”
Welcome to the Navy, where apparently, they’re aiming for a Michelin star!
“This sounds very gourmet,” Matt remarked to Simon.
“We’ve got to do it flash, and keep the boys [and girls] happy,” said Simon. “They’re never happy, some want a medium-rare steak, others want well-done!” Despite the routine grumbles, Matt checked in the galley dining room and found a high level of satisfaction.
But keeping the Navy well fed means the chefs are preparing up to 3,000 meals a week – that equates to 95 tonnes of food waste a year. “What to do with those scraps?” asked reporter Matt.
Until now, they’ve been carted off to the tip. But not any more thanks to Big Hanna.
Shaun Bowler, of Big Hanna Composter Ltd, explained how Big Hanna works. “She composts onsite and in a closed vessel, which means that instead of trucking food waste off your site, you’re actually turning it into rich, nutritious compost onsite.”
It takes around eight weeks for the food to get turned into compost.
Shaun Bowler continued, “Think of Big Hanna as a big gut. As the food passes through during that eight to ten week period, she goes through different zones of bacteria, until the process is finished. It’s a natural, biological process.”
The Navy is already seeing cost savings and environmental benefits. The Navy chefs have noted big waste reductions. There are now plans to expand it to other New Zealand Defence Force bases.
As TV reporter Matt concluded, “‘The Navy – clean, green and great chefs. Who knew?”
Article courtesy of TVNZ One News.
View the video at TVNZ: http://tvnz.co.nz/national-news/defence-force-go-green-video-6251078
For more information about Big Hanna in New Zealand www.bighanna.co.nz
- published: 20 Mar 2015
- views: 344
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- Duration: 44:01
- Updated: 03 Mar 2016
- views: 25858
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HMS Ocean is the biggest ship in the Royal Navy, and its flagship. This 22 thousand tonne behemoth is a Landing Platform Helicopter Ship. She can carry up 18 helicopters, 4 amphibious assault craft, and 1300 ships company, Royal Marines and air support staff. She’s come into Devonport for just 36 hours to get restocked and refueled and embark a fleet of Chinook, Apache and Cobra helicopters before setting off to meet her allies for the biggest NATO exercise in 20 years, Operation Trident Juncture. An almost impossible task if it wasn’t for a top secret visit from a ViP, a broken down sewage system, and an imminent storm threatening to delay her.
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HMS Ocean is the biggest ship in the Royal Navy, and its flagship. This 22 thousand tonne behemoth is a Landing Platform Helicopter Ship. She can carry up 18 helicopters, 4 amphibious assault craft, and 1300 ships company, Royal Marines and air support staff. She’s come into Devonport for just 36 hours to get restocked and refueled and embark a fleet of Chinook, Apache and Cobra helicopters before setting off to meet her allies for the biggest NATO exercise in 20 years, Operation Trident Juncture. An almost impossible task if it wasn’t for a top secret visit from a ViP, a broken down sewage system, and an imminent storm threatening to delay her.
- published: 03 Mar 2016
- views: 25858
TS Achilles Sea Cadets visit the Devonport Navy Base
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:41
- Updated: 28 Sep 2014
- views: 185
Sea Cadets from TS Achilles have visited the NZ Navy Base at Devonport. They have been on a Ship Visit on HMNZS Te Kaha, had a tour of the Navy Dry Dock and co...
Sea Cadets from TS Achilles have visited the NZ Navy Base at Devonport. They have been on a Ship Visit on HMNZS Te Kaha, had a tour of the Navy Dry Dock and completed the Navy Damage Control School Exercise. Cool!
wn.com/Ts Achilles Sea Cadets Visit The Devonport Navy Base
Sea Cadets from TS Achilles have visited the NZ Navy Base at Devonport. They have been on a Ship Visit on HMNZS Te Kaha, had a tour of the Navy Dry Dock and completed the Navy Damage Control School Exercise. Cool!
- published: 28 Sep 2014
- views: 185
HMS DIAMOND D34 - TYPE 45 DARING CLASS DESTROYER LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
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- Duration: 10:58
- Updated: 14 Jun 2016
- views: 148
HMS Diamond D34 is a Daring Class Type 45 Destroyer and we see her as she leaves Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point on 14th June 2016.
HMS Diamond D34 is a Daring Class Type 45 Destroyer and we see her as she leaves Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point on 14th June 2016.
wn.com/Hms Diamond D34 Type 45 Daring Class Destroyer Leaves Devonport Naval Base. 14 6 16.
HMS Diamond D34 is a Daring Class Type 45 Destroyer and we see her as she leaves Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point on 14th June 2016.
- published: 14 Jun 2016
- views: 148
BFBS RADIO - Navy Days 2009 from Devonport Naval Base, Plymouth
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:07
- Updated: 05 Jun 2013
- views: 1000
In September 2009 the Royal Navy opened the gates of the Devonport Naval Base in Plymouth to allow members of the public to go on board a huge range of Her Maje...
In September 2009 the Royal Navy opened the gates of the Devonport Naval Base in Plymouth to allow members of the public to go on board a huge range of Her Majesty's ships. The Navy Days are a rare chance to get up close to some of the most sophisticated warships in the world as well as watching air displays and events on the water. Sim Courtie presented a special programme live from aboard RFA Mounts Bay.
c. British Forces Broadcasting Service / BFBS Radio 2009
wn.com/Bfbs Radio Navy Days 2009 From Devonport Naval Base, Plymouth
In September 2009 the Royal Navy opened the gates of the Devonport Naval Base in Plymouth to allow members of the public to go on board a huge range of Her Majesty's ships. The Navy Days are a rare chance to get up close to some of the most sophisticated warships in the world as well as watching air displays and events on the water. Sim Courtie presented a special programme live from aboard RFA Mounts Bay.
c. British Forces Broadcasting Service / BFBS Radio 2009
- published: 05 Jun 2013
- views: 1000
2012 Blues Mud Run at the Devonport Naval Base
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:43
- Updated: 16 Jan 2012
- views: 7947
The Blues finished off their first week of training after the Christmas break with a gruelling mud run at the Devonport Naval Base
The Blues finished off their first week of training after the Christmas break with a gruelling mud run at the Devonport Naval Base
wn.com/2012 Blues Mud Run At The Devonport Naval Base
The Blues finished off their first week of training after the Christmas break with a gruelling mud run at the Devonport Naval Base
- published: 16 Jan 2012
- views: 7947
HMS Bulwark returns to Plymouth's Devonport Naval Base
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:41
- Updated: 03 Aug 2009
- views: 5435
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US NAVY USNS GRASP (T-ARS-51) - A SAFEGUARD CLASS SALVAGE SHIP LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
Having visited Devonport, we see United States Navy Ship USNS Grasp (T-ARS-51), a 3,300 ton Safeguard Class Salvage Ship, as she leaves Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point, Plymouth on 14th June 2016. -
HMS SOMERSET F82 LEAVES DEVONPORT AT DEVIL'S POINT, PLYMOUTH. 13TH JUNE 2016.
HMS Somerset F82 is one of the Royal Navy's Type 23 frigates, and we see 'Somerset' as she leaves her home port of Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point, Plymouth on 13th June 2016. -
HMS SOMERSET F82 LEAVES DEVONPORT ON 6TH JUNE 2016
The Royal Navy's Type 23 Frigate HMS Somerset F82 leaves her home naval base of Devonport on 6th June 2016. -
Interserve to feature in Devonport TV documentary
The lives of Interserve staff working at the Royal Naval base at the historic Devonport dockyard in Plymouth will be under the spotlight in a new six part TV documentary, which starts tonight. The series, ‘Devonport: Inside the Royal Navy’, goes behind the scenes to look at what keeps the ships and sailors afloat and ready for action, while they are docked in the city. Interserve is responsible for the support services for the Navy and features heavily in the series, which focuses on the people, their relationships and unusual challenges they face in day to day running one of the most famous Royal Navy bases in Europe. Devonport is the largest naval base in Western Europe, home to most of the surface fleet and the navy’s Trafalgar-class nuclear-powered submarines. It’s also an important... -
Devonport Naval Base - Jump On John
The Naval Base is part of what gives Devonport it's character as a seaside town. There are some cool big guns and an old mine displayed outside the base. The guard at the at the gate said we could film the stuff outside, but we couldn't film pointing towards the inside of the compound. We did a hasty setup for the jump to make sure he didn't have time to tell use we weren't allowed to do that either... -
Royal New Zealand Navy Veterans' Day 22 January 2016
The first major event of the Navy's 75th Anniversary year was an open day at Devonport Naval Base for veterans and their families. It was a hugely successful day with more than 500 veterans attending. -
HMNZS Endeavour Departs Naval Base in Fog 2015
AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND September 14, 2015. Royal New Zealand Navy Supply Ship HMNZS Endeavour departed the Devonport Naval Base today to support HMNZS Te Kaha which left last week to participate in an International Maritme Warfare Exercise in Southeast Asia. -
Devonport nuclear base warned over safety
Devonport naval base has been warned of legal action after a worker received a dose of radiation amid a series of safety breaches. Radioactive cooling water was also mistakenly discharged into a submarine reactor compartment, the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) reported. Reporting of safety incidents at the base, which refits Britain's nuclear submarines, was "below standard". Contractor Babcock International said safety was its "highest priority". The ONR issued a legal notice to improve after an incident last year in which a worker was contaminated with radiation.The ONR said the dose was "very small" but it "highlighted shortfalls" in health and safety at the yard. Babcock has been ordered "to bring the arrangements up to an acceptable standard" before the end of January 2016. ... -
HMNB Devonport Brickwoods Field Gun Crew Recruitment DVD
HM Naval Base Devonport 2015 Field Gun recruitment DVD
US NAVY USNS GRASP (T-ARS-51) - A SAFEGUARD CLASS SALVAGE SHIP LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
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- Duration: 12:17
- Updated: 15 Jun 2016
- views: 60
Having visited Devonport, we see United States Navy Ship USNS Grasp (T-ARS-51), a 3,300 ton Safeguard Class Salvage Ship, as she leaves Devonport Naval Base at ...
Having visited Devonport, we see United States Navy Ship USNS Grasp (T-ARS-51), a 3,300 ton Safeguard Class Salvage Ship, as she leaves Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point, Plymouth on 14th June 2016.
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Having visited Devonport, we see United States Navy Ship USNS Grasp (T-ARS-51), a 3,300 ton Safeguard Class Salvage Ship, as she leaves Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point, Plymouth on 14th June 2016.
- published: 15 Jun 2016
- views: 60
HMS SOMERSET F82 LEAVES DEVONPORT AT DEVIL'S POINT, PLYMOUTH. 13TH JUNE 2016.
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- Duration: 5:56
- Updated: 13 Jun 2016
- views: 124
HMS Somerset F82 is one of the Royal Navy's Type 23 frigates, and we see 'Somerset' as she leaves her home port of Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point, Plymou...
HMS Somerset F82 is one of the Royal Navy's Type 23 frigates, and we see 'Somerset' as she leaves her home port of Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point, Plymouth on 13th June 2016.
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HMS Somerset F82 is one of the Royal Navy's Type 23 frigates, and we see 'Somerset' as she leaves her home port of Devonport Naval Base at Devil's Point, Plymouth on 13th June 2016.
- published: 13 Jun 2016
- views: 124
HMS SOMERSET F82 LEAVES DEVONPORT ON 6TH JUNE 2016
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- Duration: 7:55
- Updated: 06 Jun 2016
- views: 520
The Royal Navy's Type 23 Frigate HMS Somerset F82 leaves her home naval base of Devonport on 6th June 2016.
The Royal Navy's Type 23 Frigate HMS Somerset F82 leaves her home naval base of Devonport on 6th June 2016.
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The Royal Navy's Type 23 Frigate HMS Somerset F82 leaves her home naval base of Devonport on 6th June 2016.
- published: 06 Jun 2016
- views: 520
Interserve to feature in Devonport TV documentary
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- Duration: 0:46
- Updated: 19 Feb 2016
- views: 530
The lives of Interserve staff working at the Royal Naval base at the historic Devonport dockyard in Plymouth will be under the spotlight in a new six part TV do...
The lives of Interserve staff working at the Royal Naval base at the historic Devonport dockyard in Plymouth will be under the spotlight in a new six part TV documentary, which starts tonight.
The series, ‘Devonport: Inside the Royal Navy’, goes behind the scenes to look at what keeps the ships and sailors afloat and ready for action, while they are docked in the city.
Interserve is responsible for the support services for the Navy and features heavily in the series, which focuses on the people, their relationships and unusual challenges they face in day to day running one of the most famous Royal Navy bases in Europe.
Devonport is the largest naval base in Western Europe, home to most of the surface fleet and the navy’s Trafalgar-class nuclear-powered submarines. It’s also an important base for training and it supplies, mends and refits all kinds of naval craft.
‘Devonport: Inside the Royal Navy’ airs on Quest (Sky 144, Virgin 172, Freeview 37, YouView 37) from February 19 at 9pm.
http://www.interserve.com
wn.com/Interserve To Feature In Devonport Tv Documentary
The lives of Interserve staff working at the Royal Naval base at the historic Devonport dockyard in Plymouth will be under the spotlight in a new six part TV documentary, which starts tonight.
The series, ‘Devonport: Inside the Royal Navy’, goes behind the scenes to look at what keeps the ships and sailors afloat and ready for action, while they are docked in the city.
Interserve is responsible for the support services for the Navy and features heavily in the series, which focuses on the people, their relationships and unusual challenges they face in day to day running one of the most famous Royal Navy bases in Europe.
Devonport is the largest naval base in Western Europe, home to most of the surface fleet and the navy’s Trafalgar-class nuclear-powered submarines. It’s also an important base for training and it supplies, mends and refits all kinds of naval craft.
‘Devonport: Inside the Royal Navy’ airs on Quest (Sky 144, Virgin 172, Freeview 37, YouView 37) from February 19 at 9pm.
http://www.interserve.com
- published: 19 Feb 2016
- views: 530
Devonport Naval Base - Jump On John
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- Duration: 0:45
- Updated: 19 Feb 2016
- views: 153
The Naval Base is part of what gives Devonport it's character as a seaside town. There are some cool big guns and an old mine displayed outside the base. The ...
The Naval Base is part of what gives Devonport it's character as a seaside town. There are some cool big guns and an old mine displayed outside the base. The guard at the at the gate said we could film the stuff outside, but we couldn't film pointing towards the inside of the compound. We did a hasty setup for the jump to make sure he didn't have time to tell use we weren't allowed to do that either...
wn.com/Devonport Naval Base Jump On John
The Naval Base is part of what gives Devonport it's character as a seaside town. There are some cool big guns and an old mine displayed outside the base. The guard at the at the gate said we could film the stuff outside, but we couldn't film pointing towards the inside of the compound. We did a hasty setup for the jump to make sure he didn't have time to tell use we weren't allowed to do that either...
- published: 19 Feb 2016
- views: 153
Royal New Zealand Navy Veterans' Day 22 January 2016
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- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 27 Jan 2016
- views: 1585
The first major event of the Navy's 75th Anniversary year was an open day at Devonport Naval Base for veterans and their families. It was a hugely successful da...
The first major event of the Navy's 75th Anniversary year was an open day at Devonport Naval Base for veterans and their families. It was a hugely successful day with more than 500 veterans attending.
wn.com/Royal New Zealand Navy Veterans' Day 22 January 2016
The first major event of the Navy's 75th Anniversary year was an open day at Devonport Naval Base for veterans and their families. It was a hugely successful day with more than 500 veterans attending.
- published: 27 Jan 2016
- views: 1585
HMNZS Endeavour Departs Naval Base in Fog 2015
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- Duration: 2:51
- Updated: 14 Sep 2015
- views: 105
AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND September 14, 2015. Royal New Zealand Navy Supply Ship HMNZS Endeavour departed the Devonport Naval Base today to support HMNZS Te Kaha wh...
AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND September 14, 2015. Royal New Zealand Navy Supply Ship HMNZS Endeavour departed the Devonport Naval Base today to support HMNZS Te Kaha which left last week to participate in an International Maritme Warfare Exercise in Southeast Asia.
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AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND September 14, 2015. Royal New Zealand Navy Supply Ship HMNZS Endeavour departed the Devonport Naval Base today to support HMNZS Te Kaha which left last week to participate in an International Maritme Warfare Exercise in Southeast Asia.
- published: 14 Sep 2015
- views: 105
Devonport nuclear base warned over safety
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- Duration: 1:16
- Updated: 09 Jun 2015
- views: 113
Devonport naval base has been warned of legal action after a worker received a dose of radiation amid a series of safety breaches.
Radioactive cooling water wa...
Devonport naval base has been warned of legal action after a worker received a dose of radiation amid a series of safety breaches.
Radioactive cooling water was also mistakenly discharged into a submarine reactor compartment, the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) reported.
Reporting of safety incidents at the base, which refits Britain's nuclear submarines, was "below standard".
Contractor Babcock International said safety was its "highest priority".
The ONR issued a legal notice to improve after an incident last year in which a worker was contaminated with radiation.The ONR said the dose was "very small" but it "highlighted shortfalls" in health and safety at the yard.
Babcock has been ordered "to bring the arrangements up to an acceptable standard" before the end of January 2016.
The ONR said five other incidents broke safety rules between October and December last year.
They were:
Radioactive coolant was mistakenly discharged into a submarine reactor compartment
Torpedo tubes on a docked submarine were found to be "configured in contravention of safety instructions aimed at keeping the boat watertight"
A nuclear evacuation alarm was tested "at the wrong time"
A forklift truck carrying oil gained "unauthorised access" to a dock
Safety maintenance of a dockside crane was delayed beyond the "maximum tolerance date"
The ONR also reported "shortfalls in the operation of the emergency monitoring vehicles" during a nuclear submarine accident exercise.
Peter Burt, researcher at the anti-nuclear weapons pressure group Nuclear Information Service, said: "This is a worrying string of events in a short time at Devonport.
"If the site operators are not able to improve performance rapidly the MoD should take steps to take the operating contract away from Babcock."
Nuclear engineering consultant John Large, who has advised the government and environmental groups on nuclear issues, said: "These are not uncommon incidents in a complex operation like Devonport.
"But the level of detail is not good enough. For instance what is the connection with the torpedo tubes and a radiological incident on the submarine?"
The ONR declined to go into any more detail on the incidents, saying the reports were intended as summaries.
Babcock said in a statement: "Improvements relating to the ONR enforcement notice and other recently reported incidents at Devonport Royal Dockyard are being addressed through a broader nuclear safety improvement programme to further enhance our current high levels of safety, in agreement with ONR."
Plymouth City Council said it "takes the safety of nuclear operations at Devonport extremely seriously, as does the site operator.
"It is protocol that we are informed immediately of any safety issues or incidents that are likely to be of concern to the wider public.
"The operator also reports on its safety performance every six months at the local liaison committee."
wn.com/Devonport Nuclear Base Warned Over Safety
Devonport naval base has been warned of legal action after a worker received a dose of radiation amid a series of safety breaches.
Radioactive cooling water was also mistakenly discharged into a submarine reactor compartment, the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) reported.
Reporting of safety incidents at the base, which refits Britain's nuclear submarines, was "below standard".
Contractor Babcock International said safety was its "highest priority".
The ONR issued a legal notice to improve after an incident last year in which a worker was contaminated with radiation.The ONR said the dose was "very small" but it "highlighted shortfalls" in health and safety at the yard.
Babcock has been ordered "to bring the arrangements up to an acceptable standard" before the end of January 2016.
The ONR said five other incidents broke safety rules between October and December last year.
They were:
Radioactive coolant was mistakenly discharged into a submarine reactor compartment
Torpedo tubes on a docked submarine were found to be "configured in contravention of safety instructions aimed at keeping the boat watertight"
A nuclear evacuation alarm was tested "at the wrong time"
A forklift truck carrying oil gained "unauthorised access" to a dock
Safety maintenance of a dockside crane was delayed beyond the "maximum tolerance date"
The ONR also reported "shortfalls in the operation of the emergency monitoring vehicles" during a nuclear submarine accident exercise.
Peter Burt, researcher at the anti-nuclear weapons pressure group Nuclear Information Service, said: "This is a worrying string of events in a short time at Devonport.
"If the site operators are not able to improve performance rapidly the MoD should take steps to take the operating contract away from Babcock."
Nuclear engineering consultant John Large, who has advised the government and environmental groups on nuclear issues, said: "These are not uncommon incidents in a complex operation like Devonport.
"But the level of detail is not good enough. For instance what is the connection with the torpedo tubes and a radiological incident on the submarine?"
The ONR declined to go into any more detail on the incidents, saying the reports were intended as summaries.
Babcock said in a statement: "Improvements relating to the ONR enforcement notice and other recently reported incidents at Devonport Royal Dockyard are being addressed through a broader nuclear safety improvement programme to further enhance our current high levels of safety, in agreement with ONR."
Plymouth City Council said it "takes the safety of nuclear operations at Devonport extremely seriously, as does the site operator.
"It is protocol that we are informed immediately of any safety issues or incidents that are likely to be of concern to the wider public.
"The operator also reports on its safety performance every six months at the local liaison committee."
- published: 09 Jun 2015
- views: 113
HMNB Devonport Brickwoods Field Gun Crew Recruitment DVD
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- Duration: 12:59
- Updated: 19 Apr 2015
- views: 346
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Royal Navy at Plymouth: May 2012
May 23-May 25, 2012. Video of Plymouth Sound and Royal Navy base at Devonport. Other NATO ships and Royal Marines' small craft are seen as well. Lots of wind on the soundtrack. Includes HMS ships Albion, Bulwark, Richmond, Kent, Northumberland, Montrose, Monmouth, Lancaster, Turbulent, Tireless, Trenchant, and RFA Wave Ruler. NATO ships are Tromp (Netherlands), Louise-Marie (Belgium), and Karlsruhe (Germany). The Matthew is a replica of a ship sailed by John Cabot to Newfoundland in 1497. -
Hang-Che Shiu Funeral Service
Funeral service of Hang-Che Shiu, QSM (No.1). 10 January 1926 - 29 December 2014. Held at St. Christopher's Chapel, Devonport Naval Base, Auckland, New Zealand on 13 January 2015. -
Devonport Nuclear Safety lecture John Large & Tony Staunton (2002)
Devonport Nuclear Safety Lecture - (Film/Video, i-Contact, October 2002) John Large is a nuclear consultant. For many years he was an engineer working at the heart of Britain's nuclear industry, now he is hired by governments around the world to give an expert independent view on all issues radioactive. This talk was recorded July '02 in the run-up to the review of safety measures round the Royal Navy's Plymouth dockyard. Devonport is a major nuclear base in the middle of a city. Large explains, in the public interest, the real dangers of Devonport which have been hushed up by DML (Haliburton) and the Royal Navy. John Large goes into several accident scenarios: BR1; BR2; BR3, put forward by the UK Ministry of Defence and examines how realistic they are. He comes to the conclusion that ... -
Devonport Inside the Royal Navy
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The Royal Navys Thursday War, Portland, 1985
Sorry about the quality of the video, it was taken from an old VHS tape. For many years Portland, Dorset was the scene of a weekly War, usually on a Thursday, and controlled under the auspices of The Royal Navy's Flag Officer Sea Training. The objective...to ensure Ships and their crews were Trained to handle any scenario they may encounter. Fun it wasn't! This BBC documentary focuses on HMS Newcastle's passage through the training. Portland Naval base is now closed, with the training carried out in the Plymouth Area. -
Australian Pirate Patrol 02 - Drug test
Australian Pirate Patrol 02, Watch Australian Pirate Patrol S01E02 ,Australian warship HMAS Toowoomba with the Pirate Patrol on National Geographic -
MOAI KING WILLIAM IV JOINT PARTNER FPM NICOLA STURGEON
Moai Power House 426/2 Tapora Street Auckland 1010 New Zealand First PM of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon 20 November 2014 Dear Nicola, First of all I want to thank you for your successful and impressive performance to position of First Prime Minister of Scotland and I think you will be of Britain UK come elections May 2015 I would like to be involved in your SNP party in the Devonport Area of Plymouth from King William IV Estate Property when I come there with my Secretary and business partner Jaymie Anna Marie Stewart. Our Mission is to re establish King William IV Monarchy Sovereign Flag of Admiralty Jurisdiction in his Estate Inheritance Land of Devonport Navy base. Which we are hoping to move into and set up the King William IV High Court of Admiralty for our Trading bank Business an... -
History of the Royal Navy - The King's Ships (1500-1599)
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Report on Faslane Academic Seminar Roadblock
Scotland's longest-established anti-nuclear protest at the gates of HM Naval Base Clyde, more commonly known as Faslane Peace Camp, celebrates 30 years of non-violent direct action. On Friday July 6th academics and peace activists participated in a seminar blockade as part of Faslane 30. Dr Thomas Daffern, Director of the International Institute of Peace Studies and Global Philosophy located near to the naval base, was in attendance and gives an overview of the proceedings reflecting on the ethical, social, environmental, and economic implications of the existence of nuclear weapons which have been deemed illegal by international law. A recent post on Faslane Peace Camp website on June 26, 2012: "There won't be any jobs when the bomb goes off" A banner drop was actioned from the gas...
Royal Navy at Plymouth: May 2012
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- Duration: 24:32
- Updated: 16 Jul 2012
- views: 2480
May 23-May 25, 2012. Video of Plymouth Sound and Royal Navy base at Devonport. Other NATO ships and Royal Marines' small craft are seen as well. Lots of wind...
May 23-May 25, 2012. Video of Plymouth Sound and Royal Navy base at Devonport. Other NATO ships and Royal Marines' small craft are seen as well. Lots of wind on the soundtrack.
Includes HMS ships Albion, Bulwark, Richmond, Kent, Northumberland, Montrose, Monmouth, Lancaster, Turbulent, Tireless, Trenchant, and RFA Wave Ruler.
NATO ships are Tromp (Netherlands), Louise-Marie (Belgium), and Karlsruhe (Germany).
The Matthew is a replica of a ship sailed by John Cabot to Newfoundland in 1497.
wn.com/Royal Navy At Plymouth May 2012
May 23-May 25, 2012. Video of Plymouth Sound and Royal Navy base at Devonport. Other NATO ships and Royal Marines' small craft are seen as well. Lots of wind on the soundtrack.
Includes HMS ships Albion, Bulwark, Richmond, Kent, Northumberland, Montrose, Monmouth, Lancaster, Turbulent, Tireless, Trenchant, and RFA Wave Ruler.
NATO ships are Tromp (Netherlands), Louise-Marie (Belgium), and Karlsruhe (Germany).
The Matthew is a replica of a ship sailed by John Cabot to Newfoundland in 1497.
- published: 16 Jul 2012
- views: 2480
Hang-Che Shiu Funeral Service
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 52:43
- Updated: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 404
Funeral service of Hang-Che Shiu, QSM (No.1). 10 January 1926 - 29 December 2014. Held at St. Christopher's Chapel, Devonport Naval Base, Auckland, New Zealand ...
Funeral service of Hang-Che Shiu, QSM (No.1). 10 January 1926 - 29 December 2014. Held at St. Christopher's Chapel, Devonport Naval Base, Auckland, New Zealand on 13 January 2015.
wn.com/Hang Che Shiu Funeral Service
Funeral service of Hang-Che Shiu, QSM (No.1). 10 January 1926 - 29 December 2014. Held at St. Christopher's Chapel, Devonport Naval Base, Auckland, New Zealand on 13 January 2015.
- published: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 404
Devonport Nuclear Safety lecture John Large & Tony Staunton (2002)
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- Duration: 109:25
- Updated: 16 Mar 2011
- views: 591
Devonport Nuclear Safety Lecture - (Film/Video, i-Contact, October 2002)
John Large is a nuclear consultant. For many years he was an engineer working at the ...
Devonport Nuclear Safety Lecture - (Film/Video, i-Contact, October 2002)
John Large is a nuclear consultant. For many years he was an engineer working at the heart of Britain's nuclear industry, now he is hired by governments around the world to give an expert independent view on all issues radioactive. This talk was recorded July '02 in the run-up to the review of safety measures round the Royal Navy's Plymouth dockyard. Devonport is a major nuclear base in the middle of a city. Large explains, in the public interest, the real dangers of Devonport which have been hushed up by DML (Haliburton) and the Royal Navy.
John Large goes into several accident scenarios: BR1; BR2; BR3, put forward by the UK Ministry of Defence and examines how realistic they are. He comes to the conclusion that these scenarios tell only half the story of real accident situations and seem to be designed to fit the confines of the Devonport dockyard boundary. Could it be that the owners and managers of Devonport, DML, don't want to have to pay for proper safety measures for the people of Plymouth?
The idea of having nuclear submarines based in a city with 200,000 people is questioned. One of the reasons these submarines are still based in Plymouth is because the Scottish parliament will not accept any expansion of facilities in Scotland, even though these bases, Faslane, Coalport, Rossyth are all further away from centres of population.
Large then explains another accident scenario which has not been revealed to civillian emergency planners: BR6. In BR6 the Ministry of Defense envisage a major accident with meltdown of the nuclear reactor core within minutes. This would allow a massive release of radiaton.
This talk was only necessary because Devonport Management Ltd, who own and run the nuclear dockyard, have been using the excuse of 'military secrecy' to hide the real dangers of their operations from elected officials, civillian safety agencies and the public at large. They hoped, for financial reasons that no-one would penetrate the wall of secrecy when preparing the new DEVPUBSAFE emergency plan for the city. Someone even managed to persuade Plymouth City Council's Chief Executive Alison Stone to write to all Councillors in the City asking they stay away from this 'unofficial' lecture, even though she is supposed to be overseeing safety for the public.
All this... and the authorities have refused to take into account the threat of terrorist attack since the September 11th WTC attacks. Despite the fact that Devonport is likely to be one of the main terrorist targets in the world.
This talk was organised by Plymouth UNISON and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and ends with a question and answer session with campaigners and members of the public cross-examining Mr. Large. It took place on Tuesday 2nd July 2002 and is an i-Contact video production.
See also Jim Carey's Red Pepper Article about Plymouth
http://www.redpepper.org.uk/natarch/xplymouth.html
http://www.cultureshop.org/details.php?code=DEVNPRT
wn.com/Devonport Nuclear Safety Lecture John Large Tony Staunton (2002)
Devonport Nuclear Safety Lecture - (Film/Video, i-Contact, October 2002)
John Large is a nuclear consultant. For many years he was an engineer working at the heart of Britain's nuclear industry, now he is hired by governments around the world to give an expert independent view on all issues radioactive. This talk was recorded July '02 in the run-up to the review of safety measures round the Royal Navy's Plymouth dockyard. Devonport is a major nuclear base in the middle of a city. Large explains, in the public interest, the real dangers of Devonport which have been hushed up by DML (Haliburton) and the Royal Navy.
John Large goes into several accident scenarios: BR1; BR2; BR3, put forward by the UK Ministry of Defence and examines how realistic they are. He comes to the conclusion that these scenarios tell only half the story of real accident situations and seem to be designed to fit the confines of the Devonport dockyard boundary. Could it be that the owners and managers of Devonport, DML, don't want to have to pay for proper safety measures for the people of Plymouth?
The idea of having nuclear submarines based in a city with 200,000 people is questioned. One of the reasons these submarines are still based in Plymouth is because the Scottish parliament will not accept any expansion of facilities in Scotland, even though these bases, Faslane, Coalport, Rossyth are all further away from centres of population.
Large then explains another accident scenario which has not been revealed to civillian emergency planners: BR6. In BR6 the Ministry of Defense envisage a major accident with meltdown of the nuclear reactor core within minutes. This would allow a massive release of radiaton.
This talk was only necessary because Devonport Management Ltd, who own and run the nuclear dockyard, have been using the excuse of 'military secrecy' to hide the real dangers of their operations from elected officials, civillian safety agencies and the public at large. They hoped, for financial reasons that no-one would penetrate the wall of secrecy when preparing the new DEVPUBSAFE emergency plan for the city. Someone even managed to persuade Plymouth City Council's Chief Executive Alison Stone to write to all Councillors in the City asking they stay away from this 'unofficial' lecture, even though she is supposed to be overseeing safety for the public.
All this... and the authorities have refused to take into account the threat of terrorist attack since the September 11th WTC attacks. Despite the fact that Devonport is likely to be one of the main terrorist targets in the world.
This talk was organised by Plymouth UNISON and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and ends with a question and answer session with campaigners and members of the public cross-examining Mr. Large. It took place on Tuesday 2nd July 2002 and is an i-Contact video production.
See also Jim Carey's Red Pepper Article about Plymouth
http://www.redpepper.org.uk/natarch/xplymouth.html
http://www.cultureshop.org/details.php?code=DEVNPRT
- published: 16 Mar 2011
- views: 591
Devonport Inside the Royal Navy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 65:52
- Updated: 24 May 2016
- views: 83
- published: 24 May 2016
- views: 83
The Royal Navys Thursday War, Portland, 1985
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 85:12
- Updated: 01 Oct 2013
- views: 27262
Sorry about the quality of the video, it was taken from an old VHS tape. For many years Portland, Dorset was the scene of a weekly War, usually on a Thursday, a...
Sorry about the quality of the video, it was taken from an old VHS tape. For many years Portland, Dorset was the scene of a weekly War, usually on a Thursday, and controlled under the auspices of The Royal Navy's Flag Officer Sea Training. The objective...to ensure Ships and their crews were Trained to handle any scenario they may encounter. Fun it wasn't! This BBC documentary focuses on HMS Newcastle's passage through the training. Portland Naval base is now closed, with the training carried out in the Plymouth Area.
wn.com/The Royal Navys Thursday War, Portland, 1985
Sorry about the quality of the video, it was taken from an old VHS tape. For many years Portland, Dorset was the scene of a weekly War, usually on a Thursday, and controlled under the auspices of The Royal Navy's Flag Officer Sea Training. The objective...to ensure Ships and their crews were Trained to handle any scenario they may encounter. Fun it wasn't! This BBC documentary focuses on HMS Newcastle's passage through the training. Portland Naval base is now closed, with the training carried out in the Plymouth Area.
- published: 01 Oct 2013
- views: 27262
Australian Pirate Patrol 02 - Drug test
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 45:00
- Updated: 09 Jun 2015
- views: 21492
Australian Pirate Patrol 02, Watch Australian Pirate Patrol S01E02 ,Australian warship HMAS Toowoomba with the Pirate Patrol on National Geographic
Australian Pirate Patrol 02, Watch Australian Pirate Patrol S01E02 ,Australian warship HMAS Toowoomba with the Pirate Patrol on National Geographic
wn.com/Australian Pirate Patrol 02 Drug Test
Australian Pirate Patrol 02, Watch Australian Pirate Patrol S01E02 ,Australian warship HMAS Toowoomba with the Pirate Patrol on National Geographic
- published: 09 Jun 2015
- views: 21492
MOAI KING WILLIAM IV JOINT PARTNER FPM NICOLA STURGEON
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 31:18
- Updated: 19 Nov 2014
- views: 171
Moai Power House
426/2 Tapora Street
Auckland 1010
New Zealand
First PM of Scotland
Nicola Sturgeon
20 November 2014
Dear Nicola,
First of all I want to th...
Moai Power House
426/2 Tapora Street
Auckland 1010
New Zealand
First PM of Scotland
Nicola Sturgeon
20 November 2014
Dear Nicola,
First of all I want to thank you for your successful and impressive performance to position of First Prime Minister of Scotland and I think you will be of Britain UK come elections May 2015
I would like to be involved in your SNP party in the Devonport Area of Plymouth from King William IV Estate Property when I come there with my Secretary and business partner Jaymie Anna Marie Stewart.
Our Mission is to re establish King William IV Monarchy Sovereign Flag of Admiralty Jurisdiction in his Estate Inheritance Land of Devonport Navy base. Which we are hoping to move into and set up the King William IV High Court of Admiralty for our Trading bank Business and Fraud Cases heard in the Kings Bench Court linked to the Queens Bench Court Rolls Building in London Judge David Lynsey Mackie.
Who holds our Documents of King William IV Admiralty Jurisdiction and 1835 Declaration Of Independence Sovereign Nation State Government. Under the King of England King William IV Coronation and Seal of Admiralty Commercial Mortgage Liens and Levy Debtors Legal Instruments. To Print the Moai Crown Pound Note and mint his Coins you can see displayed on my facebook sites youtube twitter and google sites as Authenticated Doctrines of Discovery Titles Legal Documents.
One advantage we have with King William IV is an unbroken Monarchy from 1830 to 1837 of his reign as King of England Ireland Scotland Hanover and Moai Pacific Islands World of Gods Earth Face Grace Title
The fact of Moai Hapu Natives holding King William 1835 DOI Trading bank Flag Sovereign means we have the Free Passage of Shipping through the World with his 1834 Bank of England Acts of Westminster Parliament. And the 1834 Printing Minting Money Acts we have the legal right to Audit the Bank of England and H.M Treasury with these Acts at that time Memorial of his Coronation and Seal of Admiralty to Enforce those Acts and Laws our self.
We note that you have Pound Notes as well that can be processed through a new Parliament on King William IV Estate Land at Devonport we are setting up online now. As the True Monarch of Continuity and Commercial Private Contract we have with the King and myself as his Surrogate King of England Title. That means you can put your Scottish Money Currency through this King of England Emperor Lord High Parliament then transfer full Powers to Westminster. Which has limited powers to Govern with 43 Conditions sanctioned against Parliament from the European Union Parliament.
So now this is a strategic move that I am suggesting to you to include Moai Crown King William IV Oceans Pacific Islands greater mass Land and Sea Boundary Area. Of Trade and Commercial Business I think you should consider this mandated offer from me the Surrogate King of England and my Native and New Zealand Pacific Islands People.
It means King William IV is legally ready to go now after 180 years in my country we haven't used his Commercial Trading Bank of England Admiralty British Military Free Passage through the entire 250 Countries in the World Flag Sovereign Authenticated Seal Power on website moaipowerhouse.com Since Elizabeth Windsor abandoned Ship (Admiralty Mortgage legal terminology) and cleaned out our H.M Treasury Funds of our British Settlers here in the Pacific Islands ("Queen Victoria Trust Fund set up in 1844) for us. As the Beneficiaries of that Trust I am coming to Britain to Audit and Seize our Queen Victoria Trust”. As the New Head Trustee since the Queen has abandoned our Trust as Head Trustee on England Soil Land. And taken the Gold and cash to the EU Parliament Thailand Philippines, Washington DC Vatican City and City of London, Tower of London, Switzerland, Hawaii America. And as Professor George Lees confirms. is Gold and Money that belongs to our Moai Crown Hapu Natives Trust Beneficiaries of the State. There are still 4 Trustees in Moai Hapu "Queen Victoria Trust Fund". Set up here in New Zealand Estimated £970 Million Trillion ‘Trillion British Sterling Pound Notes in Gold Bullion and cash balance outstanding Debtors Levy Bill against all those we name singly the names and surnames on trial online. In “Moai Crown” Federal State Commonwealth Government of Britain UK Moai Pacific Islands World and King William IV High Court of Admiralty in Devonport England soil land.
King and Queen of Spain are out of our Trust now and the Queen left England with our Trust and gone to EU Parliament and Brussels. She is now a threat to Scotland Ireland Wales England and Moai Pacific World King William IV Monarch of our British UK Countries.
This letter is completed on your facebook site
Regards John Kahaki Wanoa
Director Auckland New Zealand
wn.com/Moai King William Iv Joint Partner Fpm Nicola Sturgeon
Moai Power House
426/2 Tapora Street
Auckland 1010
New Zealand
First PM of Scotland
Nicola Sturgeon
20 November 2014
Dear Nicola,
First of all I want to thank you for your successful and impressive performance to position of First Prime Minister of Scotland and I think you will be of Britain UK come elections May 2015
I would like to be involved in your SNP party in the Devonport Area of Plymouth from King William IV Estate Property when I come there with my Secretary and business partner Jaymie Anna Marie Stewart.
Our Mission is to re establish King William IV Monarchy Sovereign Flag of Admiralty Jurisdiction in his Estate Inheritance Land of Devonport Navy base. Which we are hoping to move into and set up the King William IV High Court of Admiralty for our Trading bank Business and Fraud Cases heard in the Kings Bench Court linked to the Queens Bench Court Rolls Building in London Judge David Lynsey Mackie.
Who holds our Documents of King William IV Admiralty Jurisdiction and 1835 Declaration Of Independence Sovereign Nation State Government. Under the King of England King William IV Coronation and Seal of Admiralty Commercial Mortgage Liens and Levy Debtors Legal Instruments. To Print the Moai Crown Pound Note and mint his Coins you can see displayed on my facebook sites youtube twitter and google sites as Authenticated Doctrines of Discovery Titles Legal Documents.
One advantage we have with King William IV is an unbroken Monarchy from 1830 to 1837 of his reign as King of England Ireland Scotland Hanover and Moai Pacific Islands World of Gods Earth Face Grace Title
The fact of Moai Hapu Natives holding King William 1835 DOI Trading bank Flag Sovereign means we have the Free Passage of Shipping through the World with his 1834 Bank of England Acts of Westminster Parliament. And the 1834 Printing Minting Money Acts we have the legal right to Audit the Bank of England and H.M Treasury with these Acts at that time Memorial of his Coronation and Seal of Admiralty to Enforce those Acts and Laws our self.
We note that you have Pound Notes as well that can be processed through a new Parliament on King William IV Estate Land at Devonport we are setting up online now. As the True Monarch of Continuity and Commercial Private Contract we have with the King and myself as his Surrogate King of England Title. That means you can put your Scottish Money Currency through this King of England Emperor Lord High Parliament then transfer full Powers to Westminster. Which has limited powers to Govern with 43 Conditions sanctioned against Parliament from the European Union Parliament.
So now this is a strategic move that I am suggesting to you to include Moai Crown King William IV Oceans Pacific Islands greater mass Land and Sea Boundary Area. Of Trade and Commercial Business I think you should consider this mandated offer from me the Surrogate King of England and my Native and New Zealand Pacific Islands People.
It means King William IV is legally ready to go now after 180 years in my country we haven't used his Commercial Trading Bank of England Admiralty British Military Free Passage through the entire 250 Countries in the World Flag Sovereign Authenticated Seal Power on website moaipowerhouse.com Since Elizabeth Windsor abandoned Ship (Admiralty Mortgage legal terminology) and cleaned out our H.M Treasury Funds of our British Settlers here in the Pacific Islands ("Queen Victoria Trust Fund set up in 1844) for us. As the Beneficiaries of that Trust I am coming to Britain to Audit and Seize our Queen Victoria Trust”. As the New Head Trustee since the Queen has abandoned our Trust as Head Trustee on England Soil Land. And taken the Gold and cash to the EU Parliament Thailand Philippines, Washington DC Vatican City and City of London, Tower of London, Switzerland, Hawaii America. And as Professor George Lees confirms. is Gold and Money that belongs to our Moai Crown Hapu Natives Trust Beneficiaries of the State. There are still 4 Trustees in Moai Hapu "Queen Victoria Trust Fund". Set up here in New Zealand Estimated £970 Million Trillion ‘Trillion British Sterling Pound Notes in Gold Bullion and cash balance outstanding Debtors Levy Bill against all those we name singly the names and surnames on trial online. In “Moai Crown” Federal State Commonwealth Government of Britain UK Moai Pacific Islands World and King William IV High Court of Admiralty in Devonport England soil land.
King and Queen of Spain are out of our Trust now and the Queen left England with our Trust and gone to EU Parliament and Brussels. She is now a threat to Scotland Ireland Wales England and Moai Pacific World King William IV Monarch of our British UK Countries.
This letter is completed on your facebook site
Regards John Kahaki Wanoa
Director Auckland New Zealand
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History of the Royal Navy - The King's Ships (1500-1599)
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Report on Faslane Academic Seminar Roadblock
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Scotland's longest-established anti-nuclear protest at the gates of HM Naval Base Clyde, more commonly known as Faslane Peace Camp, celebrates 30 years of non-v...
Scotland's longest-established anti-nuclear protest at the gates of HM Naval Base Clyde, more commonly known as Faslane Peace Camp, celebrates 30 years of non-violent direct action. On Friday July 6th academics and peace activists participated in a seminar blockade as part of Faslane 30.
Dr Thomas Daffern, Director of the International Institute of Peace Studies and Global Philosophy located near to the naval base, was in attendance and gives an overview of the proceedings reflecting on the ethical, social, environmental, and economic implications of the existence of nuclear weapons which have been deemed illegal by international law.
A recent post on Faslane Peace Camp website on June 26, 2012:
"There won't be any jobs when the bomb goes off"
A banner drop was actioned from the gasometer in Helensburgh this week in response to the article ran in the Helensburgh Advertiser on June 21st welcoming the recent announcement of a £1.1 billion contract awarded to Rolls Royce for reactor work on Britain's nuclear submarine fleet. This announcement comes hot on the heels of news that a £350 million contract has been awarded to BAE Systems, Babcock Marine and Rolls-Royce in connection to the design stages of a Trident replacement. The disturbingly over simplified argument that jobs in the local area necessarily take priority over our international treaty and humanitarian obligations and indeed quite literal public safety issues, is an old tune, disappointingly also purported by our MSP Jackie Bailie.
The 3,000 jobs that will allegedly be created at the base if Trident replacement is given the go ahead will cost the taxpayer approximately £100billion in the long run, meaning that each job created will cost the equivalent of over £330,000. This is incorrectly assuming that they will be new jobs and not transfers from the relocating of Ministry of Defence facilities from elsewhere, such as Devonport, to Faslane. According to Rolls-Royce, their £1billion contract will create 300 new jobs, meaning each job will be worth 30million pounds. Moreover, using the conservative government estimates on the cost of replacing Trident, Scotland's annual contribution of £153 million will actually put around 3,000 public sector jobs at risk if the plans are approved.
Aside from the "red herring" jobs argument, the very decision to award these contracts to arms companies ahead of a democratic decision in parliament, tabled for 2016, displays an overt disregard for the very principles of democracy itself. Something Ms. Bailie, as a member of parliament, ought to be alarmed by regardless of her personal feelings on employment and militarisation in the area. It is time the local people and press of Helensburgh engaged in meaningful debate on the real issues around nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons are immoral, illegal and maintain a world order of power that is unjust and unfounded. Their very existence as part of an acceptable defence strategy represents a lack of morality and a violence at the very heart of our society. The stationing of these weapons, with the capacity to irreparably damage life on this planet, 30 miles from a major city speaks volumes about the MOD's disregard for life. Indeed too the British government's disregard for the the people of Scotland.
Faslane Peace Camp
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Scotland's longest-established anti-nuclear protest at the gates of HM Naval Base Clyde, more commonly known as Faslane Peace Camp, celebrates 30 years of non-violent direct action. On Friday July 6th academics and peace activists participated in a seminar blockade as part of Faslane 30.
Dr Thomas Daffern, Director of the International Institute of Peace Studies and Global Philosophy located near to the naval base, was in attendance and gives an overview of the proceedings reflecting on the ethical, social, environmental, and economic implications of the existence of nuclear weapons which have been deemed illegal by international law.
A recent post on Faslane Peace Camp website on June 26, 2012:
"There won't be any jobs when the bomb goes off"
A banner drop was actioned from the gasometer in Helensburgh this week in response to the article ran in the Helensburgh Advertiser on June 21st welcoming the recent announcement of a £1.1 billion contract awarded to Rolls Royce for reactor work on Britain's nuclear submarine fleet. This announcement comes hot on the heels of news that a £350 million contract has been awarded to BAE Systems, Babcock Marine and Rolls-Royce in connection to the design stages of a Trident replacement. The disturbingly over simplified argument that jobs in the local area necessarily take priority over our international treaty and humanitarian obligations and indeed quite literal public safety issues, is an old tune, disappointingly also purported by our MSP Jackie Bailie.
The 3,000 jobs that will allegedly be created at the base if Trident replacement is given the go ahead will cost the taxpayer approximately £100billion in the long run, meaning that each job created will cost the equivalent of over £330,000. This is incorrectly assuming that they will be new jobs and not transfers from the relocating of Ministry of Defence facilities from elsewhere, such as Devonport, to Faslane. According to Rolls-Royce, their £1billion contract will create 300 new jobs, meaning each job will be worth 30million pounds. Moreover, using the conservative government estimates on the cost of replacing Trident, Scotland's annual contribution of £153 million will actually put around 3,000 public sector jobs at risk if the plans are approved.
Aside from the "red herring" jobs argument, the very decision to award these contracts to arms companies ahead of a democratic decision in parliament, tabled for 2016, displays an overt disregard for the very principles of democracy itself. Something Ms. Bailie, as a member of parliament, ought to be alarmed by regardless of her personal feelings on employment and militarisation in the area. It is time the local people and press of Helensburgh engaged in meaningful debate on the real issues around nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons are immoral, illegal and maintain a world order of power that is unjust and unfounded. Their very existence as part of an acceptable defence strategy represents a lack of morality and a violence at the very heart of our society. The stationing of these weapons, with the capacity to irreparably damage life on this planet, 30 miles from a major city speaks volumes about the MOD's disregard for life. Indeed too the British government's disregard for the the people of Scotland.
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Royal New Zealand open day 29th March 2014, Devonport naval base
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HMS Tyne entering Devonport Naval Base
HMS Tyne entering HMNB Devonport
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Devonport Naval Base Volunteer Band (HMS Drake)
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BH Composter at New Zealand Defence Force, Devonport Naval Base
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BH Composter at New Zealand Defence Force, Devonport Naval Base
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DEVONPORT | Episode 1 | *FULL EPISODE* Quest TV Quest TV Quest TV
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TS Achilles Sea Cadets visit the Devonport Navy Base
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HMS DIAMOND D34 - TYPE 45 DARING CLASS DESTROYER LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
HMS Diamond D34 is a Daring Class Type 45 Destroyer and we see her as she leaves Devonport...
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HMS DIAMOND D34 - TYPE 45 DARING CLASS DESTROYER LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
HMS DIAMOND D34 - TYPE 45 DARING CLASS DESTROYER LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
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BFBS RADIO - Navy Days 2009 from Devonport Naval Base, Plymouth
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2012 Blues Mud Run at the Devonport Naval Base
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HMS Bulwark returns to Plymouth's Devonport Naval Base
HMS Bulwark returns to Plymouth's Devonport Naval Base
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US NAVY USNS GRASP (T-ARS-51) - A SAFEGUARD CLASS SALVAGE SHIP LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
Having visited Devonport, we see United States Navy Ship USNS Grasp (T-ARS-51), a 3,300 to...
published: 15 Jun 2016
US NAVY USNS GRASP (T-ARS-51) - A SAFEGUARD CLASS SALVAGE SHIP LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
US NAVY USNS GRASP (T-ARS-51) - A SAFEGUARD CLASS SALVAGE SHIP LEAVES DEVONPORT NAVAL BASE. 14-6-16.
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HMS SOMERSET F82 LEAVES DEVONPORT AT DEVIL'S POINT, PLYMOUTH. 13TH JUNE 2016.
HMS Somerset F82 is one of the Royal Navy's Type 23 frigates, and we see 'Somerset' as she...
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HMS SOMERSET F82 LEAVES DEVONPORT AT DEVIL'S POINT, PLYMOUTH. 13TH JUNE 2016.
HMS SOMERSET F82 LEAVES DEVONPORT AT DEVIL'S POINT, PLYMOUTH. 13TH JUNE 2016.
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HMS SOMERSET F82 LEAVES DEVONPORT ON 6TH JUNE 2016
The Royal Navy's Type 23 Frigate HMS Somerset F82 leaves her home naval base of Devonport ...
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HMS SOMERSET F82 LEAVES DEVONPORT ON 6TH JUNE 2016
HMS SOMERSET F82 LEAVES DEVONPORT ON 6TH JUNE 2016
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Interserve to feature in Devonport TV documentary
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Devonport Naval Base - Jump On John
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Royal New Zealand Navy Veterans' Day 22 January 2016
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HMNZS Endeavour Departs Naval Base in Fog 2015
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HMNZS Endeavour Departs Naval Base in Fog 2015
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Devonport nuclear base warned over safety
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HMNB Devonport Brickwoods Field Gun Crew Recruitment DVD
HM Naval Base Devonport 2015 Field Gun recruitment DVD
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Royal Navy at Plymouth: May 2012
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Hang-Che Shiu Funeral Service
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Devonport Nuclear Safety lecture John Large & Tony Staunton (2002)
Devonport Nuclear Safety Lecture - (Film/Video, i-Contact, October 2002)
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Devonport Nuclear Safety lecture John Large & Tony Staunton (2002)
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Devonport Inside the Royal Navy
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The Royal Navys Thursday War, Portland, 1985
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Australian Pirate Patrol 02 - Drug test
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History of the Royal Navy - The King's Ships (1500-1599)
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Report on Faslane Academic Seminar Roadblock
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[VIDEO]: Two Dead, 17 Shot, 3 in Custody After Fort Myers, Fla. Nightclub Shooting
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Two people died and as many as 17 people were shot at a Fort Myers, Fla. nightclub hosting a teen party in the early morning hours Monday, The Miami Herald reported via The New York Times. Gunfire erupted at The Swimsuit Glow Party at Club Blu around 12.30 a.m. where police found several victims suffering from gunshot wounds in the parking lot. Injuries ranged from minor to life threatening, Fort Myers police said in a statement ... history....
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Known Knowns, Known Unknowns And Many Unknown Unknowns at DNC
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, causing even Donald Trump to tweet. “Bernie did all that work for nothing.”There were also known unknowns, things that we knew we didn’t know but could still assume. In fact, many knew Clinton had to pick a white male to counter Donald Trump and woo male voters ... To know how, where or even when to look for them can in effect be an impossible task.For example, in picking Virginia Sen....
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Organs destroyed, 14-year-old raped Dalit girl dies in Delhi hospital
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New Delhi ... “How many Nirbhayas does Delhi want? We all simply wait for next Nirbhaya to die,” the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) Chairperson Swati Maliwal said on Twitter, adding she “never felt so helpless.” ... “With parents of 14-year-old victim ... ....
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Obama's Half Brother Malik Announces He'll Vote For Donald Trump In November
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When the Democratic National Convention opens Monday night, Hillary Clinton will find herself with one less supporter with the surname Obama – as in Malik Obama, the president’s half brother.Malik Obama told the New York Post his political leanings are more in line with Hillary Clinton’s opponent, Republican nominee Donald Trump. “I like Donald Trump because he speaks from the heart.” – U.S ... Malik is against same-sex marriage....
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Florida shooting: Two dead, 14 injured in gun attack on nightclub
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LIVING CITY Project Savings identified as designs are fine-tuned (Devonport City Council)
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Devonport City Council) ... Devonport City Council will consider a report at its meeting on Monday night to approve the construction contract and updated plans for Stage 1 of LIVING CITY ... Council are expected to authorise the General Manager to execute a construction contract for LIVING CITY Stage 1 with Fairbrother, based on a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) sum of up to $59,440,000....
Project Update - July 2016 (Devonport City Council)
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Devonport City Council) ... In September 2015 Council undertook community consultation in relation to the idea about creating a Bike Safety Park in Pioneer Park, East Devonport ... Devonport City Council published this content on 26 July 2016 and is solely ......
N.Korea Building New Submarine Base
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North Korea is building a new naval base at Sinpo, South Hamgyong Province for new 3,000-ton submarines that carry submarine-launched ballistic missiles, Jane's Defence Weekly reported Sunday....
Honouring the Maltese who perished during the Battle of Jutland
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31 May marked the centenary of the Battle of Jutland, the most significant naval battle of the First World War ... Some of these men were employed in canteen management and shipchandling activities with renowned Maltese naval contractors such as Baptist Borda & Sons ... These will include service records, ship logs and naval maps ... It also served as a prisoner of war camp and there was also a small aviation base ... Plymouth Naval Memorial....
OBAP's 'Dream Flight' Lands at NAS Pensacola (The United States Navy)
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(NNS) -- Approximately 150 teenagers who have an interest in pursuing careers in aviation toured Naval Air Station (NAS) Pensacola July 19 as part of a program co-sponsored by the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) and Delta Air Lines ... Navy and learn about various naval aviation careers available to them ... Duane Thiessen, president and CEO of the Naval Aviation Museum Foundation....
This is the 'most shadowy' part of Russia's navy — and it is rightfully giving NATO planners pause
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Given the fact that Russia operates many submarines capable of launching nuclear-tipped missiles, and their frequent intrusions into waters near undersea telecommunications cables, and even near to the UK's Faslane naval base which houses its nuclear deterrent, the Lorsharik rightfully gives NATO naval planners pause....
Change of Charge in Navy Region Northwest (The United States Navy)
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Jeffrey Ruth as commander, Navy Region Northwest (CNRNW) during a change of charge ceremony in the Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor Theater, July 22 ... Navy Region Northwest provides shore-based services to the third largest fleet concentration area in the world -- including two aircraft carriers, 13 ships, 13 submarines, 92 support vessels and 115 aircraft -- enabling the fleet and supported commands to focus on their mission....
Sea Breeze 2016 Opening Ceremony Held in Odessa, Ukraine (The United States Navy)
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Naval Forces Europe and Africa/U.S ... naval ships in port ... Naval Forces Europe-Africa ... Naval Forces Europe-Africa; Geoffrey R ... Ihor Voronchenko, acting commander of the Naval Forces of Ukraine; and Ivanna Klympush-Tasintsadze, Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration ... Naval Forces Europe and Africa/U.S....
Another US serviceman detained in Okinawa
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Joren Ladd, a 22-year-old member of the US Air Force, was arrested on Saturday night after crashing into a car stopped at a signal in the coastal town of Chatan near the USAF Kadena Air Base, where he was based at ... on its Okinawa bases. The first incident occurred on July 4, when Naval Officer Aimee Mejia, 21, was arrested on similar charges....
Rapid Littoral Survey Support at RIMPAC 2016 (The United States Navy)
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'FST is proud to be one of several units representing the naval meteorology and oceanography community at RIMPAC 2016,' said FST Commanding Officer Cmdr ... Fleet Forces Command, through Commander, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command and the Naval Oceanographic Office ... For more news from Naval Oceanographic Office, visit http.//www.navy.mil/local/navo/....
South Korean Interns Tour SWOSU (The United States Navy)
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'We have had German officers, and the Brazilian and Korean Chief of Naval Operations tour our facility ... BECC balances Computer Based Training (CBT) with hands-on training labs, instructor-led classroom training with realistic simulations creating an Integrated Learning Environment (ILE) ... 'The visit to Naval Station Great Lakes is an essential part of ......
Hyundai Heavy Industries Wins Logistics Support Vessel Order for New Zealand's Maritime Sustainment Capability Project (Hyundai Heavy Industries Co Ltd)
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(Source ... The tanker also has ice-strengthening and winterisation features to support Antarctic base during summer season ... Since constructing and delivering the first Korean-built frigate ROKS Ulsan in 1980, HHI has solidified its position as a leading naval shipbuilder by delivering a variety of naval ships including Aegis destroyers, KDX-II destroyers, multipurpose frigates, submarines, and patrol/salvage ships ... Ltd ... (noodl. 34669180) ....
Talking Points for His Excellency Dr Hage Geingob, President of the Republic of Namibia and Commander-In-Chief of the Namibian Defence Force Commissioning of the Naval Training School Tashiya Wilbard Nakada Barracks, Rooikop (Government of Namibia)
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Commissioning of the Naval Training School Tashiya Wilbard Nakada Barracks, Rooikop Walvis Bay ... Today, we are opening another chapter in the growth of our Defence Force as we observe two very important naval achievements; namely the commissioning of the Naval Training School and the Marine corps, respectively....
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