Naval Warfare
PREMIUM: COVID impact delays delivery of Chilean icebreaker until 2024
Completion of the Antártica I project to build a new icebreaker for the Chilean Navy has been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, pushing back the prospect of its deployment on Antarctic patrols.
In a 24 November visit to the state-run ASMAR shipyard that is building the vessel, Minister of ...
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