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<blockquote data-quote="Golf 2015" data-source="post: 1707067" data-attributes="member: 29073">[BGCOLOR=][/BGCOLOR]Lo prometido, extracto del resumen del articulo &quot;Open Waters&quot; publicado por Jane´s a fines de NoviembreJane's Defence Weekly[Content preview – Subscribe to IHS Jane’s Defence Weekly for full article]Open watersLatin America's principal naval powers have extensive offshore assets to protect but limited funding to accomplish such a mission. Inigo Guevara reports on their attempts to address this dilemmaEsto es parte de lo que sale en la pagina 2According to the Chilean Navy's commander, Admiral Enrique Larranaga, performance of the 12,000-ton dock landing ship (LSD) Sargento Aldea (the ex-French Navy Foudre ), has been exemplary. Sargento Aldea 's multirole capability enables Chile to provide disaster relief and humanitarian support well beyond its borders. Adm Larranaga said the Chilean Navy is hopeful of being first in line to procure Sargento Aldea 's sister ship, Sirocco , which is due to be retired in 2015. According to the naval commander, having a two-LSD ship capability will provide the Chilean Marines' Amphibious Expeditionary Brigade (BAE) with an uninterrupted deployment capability. The BAE was created in December 2012 and comprises a major shift in the marines' doctrine, given that they have moved from a territorial defence role to become a mobile international deployable force. Given Chile's international commitments, which span from Central America to the Antarctic, the second ship is likely to be funded. The protection of the Panama Canal is of vital importance to Chile as it is the third largest user of the canal in the world.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Golf 2015, post: 1707067, member: 29073"] [BGCOLOR=][/BGCOLOR]Lo prometido, extracto del resumen del articulo "Open Waters" publicado por Jane´s a fines de Noviembre Jane's Defence Weekly [Content preview – Subscribe to IHS Jane’s Defence Weekly for full article] Open waters Latin America's principal naval powers have extensive offshore assets to protect but limited funding to accomplish such a mission. Inigo Guevara reports on their attempts to address this dilemma Esto es parte de lo que sale en la pagina 2 According to the Chilean Navy's commander, Admiral Enrique Larranaga, performance of the 12,000-ton dock landing ship (LSD) Sargento Aldea (the ex-French Navy Foudre ), has been exemplary. Sargento Aldea 's multirole capability enables Chile to provide disaster relief and humanitarian support well beyond its borders. [B]Adm Larranaga said the Chilean Navy is hopeful of being first in line to procure Sargento Aldea 's sister ship, Sirocco , which is due to be retired in 2015.[/B] According to the naval commander, having a two-LSD ship capability will provide the Chilean Marines' Amphibious Expeditionary Brigade (BAE) with an uninterrupted deployment capability. The BAE was created in December 2012 and comprises a major shift in the marines' doctrine, given that they have moved from a territorial defence role to become a mobile international deployable force. Given Chile's international commitments, which span from Central America to the Antarctic, the second ship is likely to be funded. The protection of the Panama Canal is of vital importance to Chile as it is the third largest user of the canal in the world. [/QUOTE]

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