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I have to say that the helicopter looks like a toy on that landing padView attachment 633282
In this handout photo from the Royal Danish Air Force, the Iranian navy vessel Makran is seen sailing through the Baltic Sea off the island of Bornholm, a Danish island in the Baltic Sea off the south coast of Sweden, on Thursday, July 22, 2021. (Royal Danish Air Force via AP)
Yes, It's Mullah's handy-craft! They destroyed and sank an specialized vessel to show off this make shift! as part of erasing history and any sign of "Pahlavi" era!Was that ship a tanker conversion or purpose built?
Soldier in Red Uniform, is so much like the famous streamer "Dr. Disrespect"View attachment 633472
AFT: General Quarters Sailors set up a barricade on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan during a damage control drill in the Gulf of Aden July 13. The Reagan is deployed to U.S. 5th Fleet to ensure maritime stability and security in the Central Command region. (MCSN Gray Gibson/Navy) (MCSN Gray Gibson/U.S. Navy)
I do have a respect for the crew of the Iranian frigate. It isn't a large ship and it has almost certainly completed the longest voyage it has ever done. The Atlantic is a very unforgiving sea and its also possible it faced some of the most difficult conditions it and its crew had ever faced. Yes it had a support ship, which would have been needed for fuel and supplies but there is no shame in that and if they had experienced a mechanical problem, they would have been very much on their own.
Your words were sent to them, receiving very positive and friendly feedback.I do have a respect for the crew of the Iranian frigate. It isn't a large ship and it has almost certainly completed the longest voyage it has ever done. The Atlantic is a very unforgiving sea and its also possible it faced some of the most difficult conditions it and its crew had ever faced. Yes it had a support ship, which would have been needed for fuel and supplies but there is no shame in that and if they had experienced a mechanical problem, they would have been very much on their own.
From a professional basis, full marks to them.