The engineers keeping Royal Navy Wildcats in the sky during search-and-destroy missions

High above the fjords of Norway, Royal Navy Wildcats are being put through their paces on Exercise Tamber Shield.
This sees the pilots of 815 Naval Air Squadron take to the air several times a day to hone their skills and develop their force protection and search-and-destroy tactics.
While the aircrews are the ones who are at the forefront of delivering the Royal Navy's operational capability, there's a whole team on the ground working to support them on their mission.
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[@rogerkendall9914]

Thank you for all your hard work

[@edwinparson346]

From USA, that is awesome to see love going out to ones keeping a weapons platform mission capable! ...not seen often as...

[@Marchy22]

you should do one of these for us in the raf !! vid was neat tho, engineers dont get enough appreciation

[@kieran8564]

Without ground crew, nothing happens

[@archstanton6310]

Can they swim

[@phooogle]

Meanwhile, in Russia, a similar spec of helicopter cartwheels into a forest due to having no nuts and bolts holding the drive shaft in.

[@al28854]

let the Russian lollipops fly