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Georgian instructors teaching local, partner state troops at NATO-Georgia training centre An instructor involved in the course (photographed right) observes troops involved in training. Photo via Ministry of Defence of Georgia. Agenda.ge, 14 May 2021 - 16:20, Tbilisi,Georgia Georgian drill instructors are leading courses for international observer trainers alongside their colleagues from Lithuania at the NATO-Georgia Joint Training and Evaluation Centre (JTEC), with field manoeuvres involving troops from alliance member and partner states included in the five-day training. Ser...

Royal Navy’s upgraded Spearfish torpedo declared ready for the front line May 14, 2021, by Naida Hakirevic The Royal Navy’s new Spearfish torpedo has been declared ready for front-line action with the navy and undergone extensive deepwater trials with HMS Audacious in the Bahamas. View from trials team boat as they approach HMS Audacious. Image by Royal Navy Five of the heavy torpedoes were successfully fired by Audacious – the fourth of the Royal Navy’s Astute-class nuclear-powered submarines – during three days of trials on a special range....

Royal Navy’s Mod-1 Spearfish Torpedo has successfully passed deep water trials and is now officially ready for the front line.

Royal Navy’s HMS Audacious test fires upgraded Spearfish torpedo 13 May 2021 (Last Updated May 13th, 2021 11:44) The Royal Navy’s upgraded version of Spearfish torpedo has been declared ready for front-line operations with the service. Share Article Crew on-board HMS Audacious during firing trial. Credit: Royal Navy. The British Royal Navy’s Astute-class nuclear-powered submarine, HMS Audacious, has conducted trials of the upgraded version of Spearfish torpedo in the Bahamas. The torpedo was put through extensive deep-water trials and was ...

Credit: CERN UK scientists have been awarded funding to develop a robust, low-cost ventilator to help patients in low and middle-income countries suffering from severe respiratory problems due to Covid-19. Mechanical ventilation is a small but important part of the management of pandemic virus infections which affect the lungs, including SARS-CoV-1, SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) and influenza. Ventilators are typically expensive to purchase and maintain, and need considerable training to use. Most also rely on the provision of high-flow oxygen and medically pure compressed air, which are not readi...