Hms Echo News Today

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HMS Cassandra, a C-Class cruiser, struck a mine off the coast of Saaremaa, while en route to Tallinn, on the night of December 4-5 1918, sinking quickly, with the loss of 11 lives from the 400-strong crew, the Royal Navy says. The wreck was rediscovered and its presence formally announced over 10 years ago, by the Estonian Navy (Merevägi) and Estonian Maritime Museum (Meremuuseum). Now, the Devonport-based HMS Echo, a survey vessel, was able to image Cassandras wreck via multibeam echo sou...

Irans uranium enrichment move comes at a pivotal movement. now tehran is demanding brittain release iranian oil tanker seized by royal marines off gibraltar. thats where cnns nick robinson is standing by with the latest this morning. nick. >> reporter: jessica, i dont know if you can see it here. thats the super tanker, grace one full of oil. you see the british naval vessel, hms where its sitting out here in the water. the hms echo is doing loops around the grace one super tanker. the iranians ...

Passengers, the oxygen only lasts 15 minutes, whereas the crew has 45 minutes up to an hour and a half depending on where they were having an emergency. so they could have been cognizant. >> and lets move to the area of the next closer ping. and it will just expand exponential going forward? or do they need different assets? >> i hope that hms echo finishes the map and they have a good map. because that is something very important. with a good map you can decide which equipment you are going to ...

There are other tools out there, rovs, auvs, and, of course, submersibles that have their depth limits that can be used in this particular circumstance in the right order and in the right fashion and only if we have tangible evidence of where to search. >> reporter: now were learning resources are pulling out of search. the royal navy today says the hms tireless, the only submarine in the search, is done. saying there is no longer any prospect of detecting black box pings. and now one of the sur...

Australian officials say the next step would be expanding the search area. were also hearing today the british ship, the hms echo, is heading back to perth to get replenishment. uk officials say it will be ready to go back out to search area when its needed. joined once again by the former fbi agent who is the founder and ceo south asia middle east consultants. also our analyst, former ntsb managing director peter goelz. lets get right to our question from a viewer. stacy asked this, its been 50...

Down. the second problem was an oil leak. the searchers say it was no big deal and they fixed it and sent it back down. in all they covered 35 square miles of the ocean floor down there. and once theyve downloaded this latest data theyll send it down again. >> in terms of analyzing the data no information about what they got or what they saw on this third trip, right? >> not yet. we -- they do tend to release it to us reasonably quickly. the first two said nothing of significance in the data. th...

Echo moved in that area to get more details about the situation in that as far as the ocean floor, how deep is the water, whats the topography? we know it was only 100 meters deeper than it was programmed to, so it was about 4,600 meters. thats new data the u.s. navy now has from hms echo, that that area that forced bluefin to abort was about 4,600 meters deep. theyre saying they could maybe push it to 4,000. looks like that may be something bluefin will be able to handle. >> i asked to check wi...

Down here and in complete blackness. one advantage, quite calm at this level, very few currents or anything to affect anything down here, but controlling something down here from way up here, getting it back and forth, this is more experimental than the way we have been talking about we talk about like its a simple thing to do. its not simple at all. even though they have done it before, hasnt been done so many times this this is routine, michaela. >> i imagine though, like anything, when you go...

Meters down wind and down sea from the detections picked up by the pinger locator on ocean shield. a few words about todays search. up to 11 military aircraft, one civil aircraft, 15 ships will assist in todays search. hms echo is working in the area, supporting ocean shield, providing support and analysis. the plan visual search area is about 47,644 square kilo meters. the center of the search area lies approximately 2200 kilo combleerts northwest of perth. the air and surface search for floati...