The NATO Submarine Rescue System (NSRS) has participated in an exercise to demonstrate its capability to be transported by the Royal Air Force to any location globally. The NSRS is a tri-national government capability jointly owned by France, Norway and the UK, and represents one of the world’s leading submarine rescue systems. System capabilities and specifications Designed for full air-mobility, the NSRS can evacuate submariners from a submarine disabled on the seabed at depths of up to 610 metres. The system comprises 350 tonnes of specialised equipment requiring 27 lorries and several aircraft to mobilise. Exercise operations The exercise tested…
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