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RT @pegge49: @The_Lookout_N: HNoMS Trondheim (F302) in better days at Birkenhead in May 1993

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@WinstonSyme4: When conducting these types of exercises, it is normal to do it so that the target ship remains afloat until it's time to test the most destructive weapon, which usually is a heavyweight torpedo.

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NSM from HNoMS Thor Heyerdahl.

Footage: HNoMS Thor Heyerdahl / Forsvaret

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@WinstonSyme4: Anti-ship missiles are usually about achieving a mission kill rather than directly sinking the target.

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And Royal Navy footage:

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RT @pegge49: @The_Lookout_N: HNoMS Bergen (F301) here in better days at Portsmouth June 1994.

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@skateparken @WinstonSyme4: This is ex HNoMS Trondheim being hit with a live warhead in 2013.

And as you say, target ships are mostly stripped out, no fuel, no ammo.

HMS Sheffield "only" received one Exocet and everyone knows how that turned out,

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nobody's oil https://twitter.com/GirkinGirkin/status/1973449985216880901#m

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A video documenting the Russian attack with Shahed/Geran-type long-range OWA-UAVs on a railway station in the city of Konotop, Sumy Oblast of Ukraine, on October 1, 2025.

Multiple impacts seen.

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RT @NATO_AIRCOM: ✈️ Neptune Strike 25-3, seen from the air 😎

10k aviators, sailors and soldiers from 13 Allies operated in the large multi-domain activity

Air assets from carriers and air bases coordinated with naval and ground forces, demonstrating seamless interoperability across domains