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While there , there had been a volcanic eruption earlier. So Royal navy and airforce surveyed the area and carried out inspections ed by RFA Lyme bay ship
847 NAS Wild Cat and 845 NAS Merlin Mark3 deck trials on board RFA Lyme Bay, off the montserrat coast.
RFA Lyme bay alongside Tortola: A Royal Navy helicopter crew has surveyed the devastation caused by a volcanic eruption on the island of Montserrat.
Royal Navy Lynx helicopter: The Lynx helicopter from 815 Naval Air Squadron flew over the abandoned city of Plymouth, abandoned following a massive volcanic eruption in 1997, during RFA Lyme Bay’s three-day visit to the British territory.
The amphibious support ship is on hurricane watch for the next few months, ready to offer assistance to Britain’s overseas territories in the region if severe storms hit one of them.
Royal Navy Lynx helicopter conducts Montserrat survey: During her visit, the ship’s company undertook a number a number of activities, including a major live exercise to test the ship's and Montserrat's ability to deploy the ship's considerable heavy assets ashore, including water distribution.
Governor of Montserrat Elizabeth Carriere said: “We’d love to see Lyme Bay back socially but hope we don’t have to call on the ship’s outstanding assistance.”
Montserrat debris field:
RFA Lyme Bay anchoring towards the coast of Montserat in the Carribeans: Governor of Montserrat Elizabeth Carriere said: “We’d love to see Lyme Bay back socially but hope we don’t have to call on the ship’s outstanding assistance.”
Ship’s personnel undertook two community projects to repair the roof of as house in Davy Hill and a children's playground in Salem park.
Aboard the RFA Lyme bay ship: Lyme Bay also hosted a reception for 90 people on board and received groups of visitors on board from the Royal Montserrat Defence Force Cadets and the Red Cross.
The RFA ship also visited Grand Turk in the Turks and Caicos Islands, where the Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Relief Troop went ashore for a community outreach project and to demonstrate their capabilities.
The RFA ship will be in the Caribbean until the end of the year.
847 NAS Wild Cat and 845 NAS Merlin Mark3 deck trials on board RFA Lyme Bay, off the montserrat coast.
RFA Lyme bay alongside Tortola: A Royal Navy helicopter crew has surveyed the devastation caused by a volcanic eruption on the island of Montserrat.
Royal Navy Lynx helicopter: The Lynx helicopter from 815 Naval Air Squadron flew over the abandoned city of Plymouth, abandoned following a massive volcanic eruption in 1997, during RFA Lyme Bay’s three-day visit to the British territory.
The amphibious support ship is on hurricane watch for the next few months, ready to offer assistance to Britain’s overseas territories in the region if severe storms hit one of them.
Royal Navy Lynx helicopter conducts Montserrat survey: During her visit, the ship’s company undertook a number a number of activities, including a major live exercise to test the ship's and Montserrat's ability to deploy the ship's considerable heavy assets ashore, including water distribution.
Governor of Montserrat Elizabeth Carriere said: “We’d love to see Lyme Bay back socially but hope we don’t have to call on the ship’s outstanding assistance.”
Montserrat debris field:
RFA Lyme Bay anchoring towards the coast of Montserat in the Carribeans: Governor of Montserrat Elizabeth Carriere said: “We’d love to see Lyme Bay back socially but hope we don’t have to call on the ship’s outstanding assistance.”
Ship’s personnel undertook two community projects to repair the roof of as house in Davy Hill and a children's playground in Salem park.
Aboard the RFA Lyme bay ship: Lyme Bay also hosted a reception for 90 people on board and received groups of visitors on board from the Royal Montserrat Defence Force Cadets and the Red Cross.
The RFA ship also visited Grand Turk in the Turks and Caicos Islands, where the Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Relief Troop went ashore for a community outreach project and to demonstrate their capabilities.
The RFA ship will be in the Caribbean until the end of the year.