A rescue system that can evacuate submariners from a stricken vessel is setting off to take part in a Nato exercise. The Nato Submarine Rescue System (NSRS), based at Faslane, can dive down to a ...

More than 100 military personnel spanning three nations were in Glasgow to test a new Nato submarine system. It was held at the Nato Submarine Rescue System’s base at the Westway industrial site ...

Only four successful submarine rescues have occurred in history The earliest submarine rescue mission occurred in 1917 The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a missing submarine in the Atlantic ...

Nato’s submarine rescue system is the most advanced in the world and is based in Faslane just north of the Firth of Clyde. Nemo was built in North Yorkshire and Britain is a world leader in this ...

Observers from the US and Sweden were also in attendance. It was held at the Nato Submarine Rescue System’s base at the Westway industrial site, near Glasgow Airport. Sailors, medics and divers ...

It was held at the Nato Submarine Rescue System’s base at the Westway industrial site, near Glasgow Airport. Sailors, medics and divers from the three nations practised a number of procedures ...