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< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/51/19/19/IB-FR93CP07V_15237c6F.jpg" Alt = "The technical characteristics of British combat helicopters CH-47 Chinok"/> are opened < p > British transport helicopters CH-47 Chinook royal military-air forces have successfully tested and received certification to work on the HMS Prince of Wales. The tests took place during the Hathi Pol's exercises where crews, technicians and staff were tested to perform gaps and landing on a ship in difficult conditions.

< p > obtaining such qualifications expands the capabilities of the British armed forces to quickly deploy aviation and landing directly from maritime platforms. This is critical for modern fighting, where there is an increasing need for operations at several domains & mdash; sushi, sea, in the air, cyberspace and even in space.

< p >Ch-47 Chinook & mdash; A multi -purpose helicopter tested in battles, capable of carrying up to 55 fully equipped soldiers or up to 10 tons of cargo. Due to its great load and range, it is suitable for combat support, evacuation of the wounded, delivery of supplies and landing of forces in areas under fire exposure.

~ < p > In interaction with Chinok aircraft carrier adds powerful vertical mobility & mdash; Allows landing operations, ensure that Rsquo; Rsquo; Between the ship and the shore, maneuvering forces over long distances and maintaining advanced bases. The helicopter is also equipped with protection systems and can perform tasks even in areas with high threat.

< P > In addition to the main combat missions, Chinook is capable of performing search and rescue missions and supporting civilian structures in emergency situations. Flexible crew configuration allows you to adapt the helicopter to a wide range of operations during deployment.

< P > Defense training has become an important part of the Future Force 2030 concept, which envisages increased capacity for joint action and rapid reaction on a global scale. Successful Chinook integration on board HMS Prince of Wales demonstrates the ability of the British armed forces to act effectively in complex, multidimensional environments and confirms the importance of strategic air mobility in the future defense planning.