Present and future of the Royal Netherlands Navy
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- Interview with Vice Admiral René Tas, Commander of the Royal Netherlands Navy (Koninklijke Marine), during Indo Pacific 2023 in Sydney, Australia.
Admiral Tas introduces the Royal Netherlands Navy, comments the current threats and challenges that his navy is facing today. He then goes over the modernization and renewal of the dutch fleet. Lastly he announces an upcoming frigate deployment to the Indo Pacific region.
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Great Dutch ships.
Great interview.
Great interview (by the toilets....)
Koninklijke Marine is not talked about enough, especially in France.
muy buena armada tienen, ojalá tengan suerte poniéndola a punto!👍😃
I have been following this channel since 2014
this channel was created on 2019.... also bru my english
I have been following since 2013
@@HJJ135 touché 🫵🏾😉
@@HJJ135i have been since 2012
thanks so much
Lekker ge nederlandst adm😂
the Royal Netherlands Navy could do with a fleet of carrier strike force bcos it's needed for both RNN & NATO . . . a 58,302 ton (63,284 ton loaded) stealth (CATOBAR) aircraft carrier powered by iFuelCell3® RedOX-HYBRId™ M-FEP system . . .
With all respect; replacing a crew of 180 men on a frigate by a new type of frigate with only 120 men is not so much because of the updates. It is more due to the lack of people.
Usualy, if a ship is hit by waepons, it needs those surplus people on board pretty hard; A part of the crew proppably is taken out of action (dead, wounded), so another part of the crew needs to repair the ship to keep it in sailing and hopefully in fighting condition, meanwhile taking care of the wounded. While the third part of the crew is needed to sail on and fight on. Hence one needs three times as much crew as only to operate the warship! There is no such thing as a replacement of crew!!
Exactly! I totally agree with you. It's the lack of human capital & not so about automation & being hi-tech.
The threat for Europe is fm the Russian army, waising money on ships doesn't help much, esp since the cdr of the dutch navy clearly stated a while ago they don't have the personnel to man those ships. More defence: yes, prioritise anything that can win in Lithuania and Poland where the next fight will be
doesn't matter what Netherlands Navy is, as long they don't use their Power to Invade my Country Indonesia again
Only if you promise to behave
@@1fadf23f sorry we don't, because we are independent not puppet comonwealth
@@honfmeilingfleet957 That's the kind of naughty talk that gets you invaded. What do the brits have to do with it btw?
@@1fadf23f tell Brits to discipline Vietnam and Afganistan first before us
@@honfmeilingfleet957 Ill try but Ill see if they'll listen. We fought 4 wars with the fuckers, and recently they left the EU. Rebellious bunch
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You are pretty much every where , even you came all way to down far east Asia , if you don’t have expansions plan so who is your enemy?
NL is naturally aligned with the US order (open free sea lanes/ trade). Navy should obviously be bigger.
the enemy is pirates / governments that threaten the open sea lanes.
There is no enemy, “War is a Racket” General Smedley Butler
Every state or criminal organisations that threatens the freedom of the seas. We are a merchant nation, the global supply chain is very important to us.
NL has a number of treaty obligations and also maintains relations with a diverse number of other countries, some of which include military support/training. The country does not need to practice any expansionist plans to field relevant capabilities to address multi-domain threats (terrorism, piracy, rescue security, etc.).
Sometimes enemies don't clearly identify themselves with colorful uniforms and a mandate submitted to the UN. Your question merely displays your ignorance.
I didn't know the Netherlands had a blue navy, I thought it was more coastal defense.
The poor herring don't stand a chance, lol.