The Royal Navy’s Maritime Merlin

The Royal Navy’s Merlin helicopters are the world’s most advanced maritime helicopters, supporting missions including submarine hunting and airborne surveillance. Here, two Lockheed Martin employees share their experience of the design, development, delivery and operation of this critical programme over 30 years since contract award.

[@vitaliyvyntu4566]

Hello from Ukraine

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素晴らしい。

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HELP

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*GERMAN ROYAL FAMILY: Lockheed Martin Hypersonic weapons and air and missile defense are key priorities of the United States Department of Defense's National Defense Strategy are used for Commercial Airliners and Lockheed Martin is now no longer available for Business.*

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Please, help Ukraine

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Ukraine

[@thelolsamshow]

Pretty sure it's a Mohawk not Merlin.

[@keanuwamae9262]

Nope it’s Merlin

[@reyalexandro]

Wrong.

[@glennmulvey7200]

Virgin Royal Navy with cope slope

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Don't be like that

[@champagnegascogne9755]

I see you're a man of NCD as well

[@glennmulvey7200]

@@champagnegascogne9755 too credible

[@ThatCarGuy]

Not a fan of it at all. E2 is much better. Longer range, faster, better radar range, etc. QE class needed a launcher be it CATOBAR or EMALs. Can't even launch future drones be it refuelers or offensive drones.

[@shinanodafloof4491]

You do understand drones are not going to be the standard for 10 or 20 years from now. And yes, while your beloved American E2 is good, most navies use helicopters for early warning rather than planes.

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