The Work of a Warship - Episode 1 - Float & Move

FLOAT & MOVE
"A warship must be able to float, move and fight." This ancient concept determines command priorities to this day. Watch and listen to Lt(N) Mark Dellapinna, a Marine Systems Engineering Officer, who deployed in HMCS Toronto on Op Reassurance, describe the role and responsibilities of his department - to take care of the "float" and the "move." As the bronze plaque on the Machinery Control Room door of every ship in the fleet says: "The prelude to action is the work of the Engine Room Department." Watch this show and find out why - you can almost smell the hot grease."

[@Nephalem2002]

Hoping to join the Navy and become a marine technician!

[@m.d.sharpe8892]

How'd it go

[@rpm1796]

Let's build RCN.

[@Lecreuset871]

Showing Toronto FFH 333 on the outside but a lot of the footage was our deployment on The Reg 334 last year and other various heh.

[@RCNMRC]

Hey! One Navy, Rau. Sometimes (rarely) we use a little stock to help us out 'cos we know our fellow pro's will understand and not make a big point about it ;-)

[@bradjames6748]

The new jss is taking shape in north Vancouver and it is huge!!!

[@TonyStark-uz3cj]

explains how I operate in some environments 2 a T!!!!!hahahaha

[@mralsfan6996]

Canada very badly needs at least 4 new frigates built and built in Canada.

[@Ferreira0504]

They have 15 Type 26 frigates on order which will stat to be made in 2022. This will nearly double the size of the frigate fleet.

[@katewatters2674]

@@Ferreira0504 we also have the AOPS that are being built (be it 4 years behind schedule)!

[@ryanbrushett2599]

@@katewatters2674 Ah the AOPS, security guards for the arctic, humanitarian aid for the south