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Congratulations Skipper, Fair winds and following seas. Welcome aboard Skipper! Bob F, RRL Program Manager (left) and Rei, COO of Rigid Tactical (right) Bob and Rei attended the Change of Command at Naval Diving and Salvage Training Center in Panama City Beach, Florida. This place forges Divers from the raw material of Navy sailors and other service branch members. Divers conduct their difficult tasks in one of mother nature’s most dangerous and unforgiving environments. Rei: I get asked what makes Divers different? A: Suppress the natural will to live to accomplish a task to save your life. NDSTC is the first time I was asked to suppress the natural will to live to accomplish a task. Other examples include parachuting and, of course, combat. During pool week, the surface, visible from the bottom of the pool, promises the ultimate safety (air). Instructors impose a series of increasingly complex problems on the students, who are asked to perform a series of tasks under imposed stress. It would be easy to just go to the surface and save your own life. Make it all go away. But you don’t. You acknowledge and clear the fear, assess the problem, fix the problem, and carry on. “The change of command ceremony is not prescribed specifically by U.S. Navy regulations, but rather is a long-standing Naval tradition.” #rigidtacitcal #diving #navy

It is always great to see sites where there is a strong hand protection policy in place so that regardless of who attends site they are issued with Traffi gloves. The UK Secretary of State for Defence was issued with a pair of Traffi TG6240 gloves for his dockside visit. The unique, Traffi 🚦 traffic light system makes it simple, a green glove means Cut D/A4 or higher. While the Defence Secretary's task is to keep the country safe, our task is to keep hands safe! This is to ensure those critical jobs can be carried out safely day in and day out with workers returning home safely each day. The Traffi system proven to reduce hand injuries by up to 94%. https://lnkd.in/ep8bz3-t https://lnkd.in/g3XuSnHJ With Traffi, while reducing hand injuries you can also reduce Planetary Costs with our certified Carbon Neutral glove range. #sustainable #handprotection #Gloves #PPE #handsafety #carbonneutral #inclusive #colourcoded

Sometimes the road less traveled is the result of laziness and complacency. Bold words, I know. There is a time and purpose for all things under the sun/heaven as the paraphrased verse reads. In the emergency response world, just like that of the military, you must be able to accept unquestioned authority in the midst of battle and the lesson of standardization. The world today seems to be leaning more and more to one of everything must be debated and discussed before action can be taken. There is a reason why Navy pilots are taught to fly by standardized methodology. We in Naval Aviation lived or died by the standards given to us in our very own aircraft NATOPs. A qualified pilot or aircrewman can jump from one like aircraft to another quite resiliently. Likewise, emergency responders are taught similarly. Within the tactics world, like situations and exercises are taught over and over again using standard procedures developed from extensive planning, training and exercising. There is plenty of room for discussion in the debrief, but on the scene or in the aircraft in combat, no questions, no discussions, react as you were trained.

The US Navy and United States Marine Corps are launching a study to enhance the readiness of the amphibious fleet. Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lisa Franchetti and Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Eric Smith are leading the effort to address ship maintenance challenges and ensure proper training and certification of ship groups and Marines. The study aims to proactively identify potential delays in maintenance and improve deployment timelines. It reflects the commitment to the amphibious fleet, with plans to purchase new amphibious assault ships, transport docks, and landing ships. #Navy #Marines #AmphibiousFleet #ReadinessStudy #ShipMaintenance #TrainingandCertification #DefenseNews #ShipReadiness #MaintenanceChallenges #DeploymentTimeline #AmphibiousAssaultShips #Training #Certification

New Post: Aircraft Launch and Recovery Officers - https://lnkd.in/eCsgbUiD Launch and Recovery Officers are highly specialized professionals responsible for managing and coordinating the takeoff and landing of aircraft on aircraft carriers. This occupation is critical for naval aviation operations, ensuring the safe and efficient deployment and retrieval of aircraft from the confined spaces of an aircraft carrier’s flight deck. These officers play a…

🚨 The Indian Navy will commission a naval detachment, INS Jatayu in the Minicoy islands of Lakshadweep on March 6.INS Jatayu, the Indian Navy's newest base in Lakshadweep: Strategic Significance Location: INS Jatayu is strategically located on Minicoy Island, the southernmost island of the Lakshadweep archipelago. This position provides critical surveillance and operational reach in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR). MH-60R Helicopters: A squadron of advanced MH-60R multi-role helicopters is based at INS Jatayu. These helicopters greatly enhance the Indian Navy's anti-submarine warfare (ASW) and surveillance capabilities. Countering Chinese Influence: The base is seen as a response to growing Chinese influence in the IOR, particularly in the Maldives. INS Jatayu offers an alternative base for India to project power and maintain a strategic presence in the region. Gateway to the Indian Ocean: Lakshadweep, due to its position in the Arabian Sea, serves as an important vantage point for monitoring vital sea lanes of communication.

The three ships which will be commissioned into the Indian Navy are INS Malvan, INS Mahe, and INS Mangrol. Check out this article 👉 #IndianNavy #AntiSubmarine #Shipping #Maritime #MarineInsight #Merchantnavy #Merchantmarine #MerchantnavyShips

✅ Elevating naval preparedness with advanced davits Effective response in mission-critical naval operations hinges on crew proficiency in safe boat handling. Recently, US Navy personnel have undergone rigorous training on the advanced davit systems provided by Vestdavit Inc. for the newly built expeditionary sea base (ESB) ships, ensuring their readiness for diverse military operations. 📣 “Davit operation is an essential element of a naval ship’s response and deployment roles to carry out military missions. As well as the requirement for technical robustness and reliability to perform repetitive boat launch-and-recovery operations in rough sea conditions, human competence is an important factor to ensure the safety of personnel and equipment, so system training is key,” explains Vestdavit Inc. General Manager Magnus Oding. Learn more about how Vestdavit is supporting naval excellence with innovative davit solutions 👉 https://lnkd.in/dZqiUWfb #maritime #naval #shipping

**Regatta:** A regatta is a nautical event in which several vessels compete in a race. These events often involve sailboats or boats competing in a specific maritime course. Competitors in a regatta must follow certain rules and strategies in order to achieve the best time or score. Regattas can be formal competitive events or more relaxed events that bring together sailing and sailing enthusiasts. **Frigate:** A frigate is a type of warship that has a medium size and is usually used for various tasks in naval forces. Traditionally, frigates were faster and less armored than battleships, but they had powerful weapons. Modern warships designated as frigates typically have a variety of functions, including air defense, anti-submarine warfare, and anti-ship operations. Frigates are often designed to be highly mobile and capable of operating on the high seas. ChatBotAI

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