This week some of DES visited Portsmouth and were able to see both HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales docked next to HMS Victory, Lord Nelson’ flagship from the Battle of Trafalgar.
Whilst HMS Queen Elizabeth was having a re-fit of the flight deck having recently returned from operations, HMS Prince of Wales was boasting the new NATO livery, having recently been named the NATO Command Ship for the next 12 months.
Details of HMS Queen Elizabeth
At 280 metres long, weighing 65,000 tonnes with a top speed of 25+knots, it is impossible to not be impressed by the size and power of the Royal Navy Aircraft Carriers.
Whilst boasting state-of-the-art weapons systems, its prime function is to transport air power round the globe.
Able to carry up to 40 aircraft, F35 Jets can be moved from hangar to deck in under a minute.
HMS Queen Elizabeth is the largest and most powerful vessel ever constructed for the Royal Navy. This awe-inspiring warship is capable of carrying up to 40 aircraft.
What DES’ experience with HMS Queen Elizabeth means for you
DES have the ability to bring digital transformation, to any company no matter the industry and there are many benefits to come from this.
Through our bespoke engineering, this means that any piece of hardware no matter how large can be assisted virtually from a remote location.
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