Naval Warfare
Pacific 2019: NZ delineates Southern Ocean OPV requirement
The Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) used the opportunity afforded by the Pacific International Maritime Exhibition in Sydney to elaborate on its requirement for a new ice-strengthened OPV that is able to handle the rigours and rough conditions of the Southern Ocean.
New Zealand’s Defence Capability Plan listed the ...
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