Nuklearna napadna podmornica HMS Ambush

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Prevod originalnog teksta Dailymail-a iz 2012 godine....tačnije, piše 3000 milja što je još gore - 4828 km

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An investigation has been launched into the reported discovery of Royal Navy documents marked “official sensitive” in a Wetherspoons pub toilet.

According to reports he files carried detail about HMS Anson – the latest of the navy’s advanced nuclear-powered attack submarines.

The files were allegedly left in the Furness Railway pub in Barrow-in-Furness, with a source telling The Sun they were found on the floor of a toilet cubicle on what was “quite a lively night”.
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Jedna od podmornica klase Vangard ( nuklearna- nosač balističkih nuklearnih raketa) vratila se sa kako kažu šestomesečne patrole prekrivena algama i sa mnogim protivsonarnim pločama izgubljenim i zamenjenim korozijom. Izgleda da joj sledi barem toloko dug servis.
Ovako duge patrole nisu novost u Kraljevskoj mornarici, ali pokreću pitanje dostupnosti flote. Naime ima četiri podmornice ovog tipa, nisu "mlade", ali patrole obično traju dva do tri meseca, i postoje razlozi zašto je tako. Izgleda da neka od njih nije bila spremna za plovidbu, pa je patrola bila duga, ili produžena.
Prema naslagama algi, stručnjaci procenjuju da se podmornica kretala sporo u plitkim toplim morima ( južnokinesko? ).
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Prva fotografija je nastala pred isplovljavanje i putešestvije od 6 meseci.

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Imali faul prilikom lansiranja Trajdent SLBM.
Prilikom lansiranja sa podmornice Vangard, raketa je napustila lansirnu cev, ali motor rakete nije se upalio i raketa je pala u okean kod obale Floride.
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I prethodno lansiranje bilo je neuspešno, 2016-e.
Tu bi trebalo da je plitko i da je mogu izvući da vide što nije proradila. Još su imali sreće, mogla je da padne na podmornicu.
Baš ih hoće, prvo nosači aviona, sad ovo. Karma, rekao bih.

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ovi englezi su ispali pametni
outsourcovali kodiranje nekih programa u belorusiju i rusiju


Britain’s nuclear submarine engineers use software that was designed in Russia and Belarus, in contravention of Ministry of Defence rules, The Telegraph can reveal.

The software should have been created by UK-based staff with security clearance, but its design was partially outsourced to developers in Siberia and Minsk, the capital of Belarus.

There are fears that the code built by the Russian and Belarussian developers could be exploited to reveal the location of Britain’s submarines.

The Telegraph understands that the MoD considered the security breach a serious threat to UK defence and launched an investigation.

The inquiry discovered that the firm that outsourced the work – on a staff intranet for nuclear submarine engineers – to Russia and Belarus initially kept it secret and discussed whether it could disguise where the workers were based by giving them fake names of dead British people.

As well as the UK’s submarine fleet, there are fears that further defence capabilities could have been compromised because it has emerged that a previous project was also outsourced to developers in Minsk.

National security in jeopardy
On Friday, experts warned that the UK’s national security could have been jeopardised if personal details of those with classified knowledge of Britain’s nuclear submarine fleet fell into the wrong hands, leaving them exposed to blackmail or targeted attacks.

Ben Wallace, the former defence secretary, said the breach “potentially left us vulnerable to the undermining of our national security”. He added: “Time and time again, countries like China and Russia have targeted the supply chains of our defence contractors. This is not a new phenomenon.”

James Cartlidge, the shadow defence secretary, said it was an “absolute imperative” to ensure “our most sensitive defence programmes have total resilience and security”.

Rolls-Royce Submarines, which designs and runs the UK’s nuclear submarine fleet on behalf of the Royal Navy, wanted to upgrade its staff intranet and had subcontracted the work to WM Reply, a digital consultancy firm.

WM Reply then used developers based in Belarus – Russia’s closest ally – one of whom was actually working from home in Tomsk, Siberia, according to documents submitted to the MoD’s inquiry.

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Citat:HMS Astute (S119) Astute-class nuclear-powered fleet submarine coming into Gibraltar - March 15, 2025
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HMS Astute ide na remont
HMS Astute completes longest-ever first commission as sub gets mid-life revamp
Citat:The Royal Navy's lead Astute-class submarine has ended her first frontline commission after 15 years of continuous global operations.
HMS Astute has now arrived in Devonport to begin her Mid Life Revalidation Period (MLRP) – a major overhaul that will upgrade systems and extend her service life well into the next decade.
The hunter-killer submarine's first commission was the longest in the history of the Royal Navy's Silent Service, with deployments ranging from the Middle East and Indo-Pacific to the North Atlantic.
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