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British Navy’s Response To Iran Delayed Since Repair Yard Only Works Nine-To-Five, Union Says
- HMS Dragon's deployment to Cyprus has been delayed due to the Portsmouth repair yard operating only during limited hours, affecting maintenance capacity as reported by union officials.
- The Ministry of Defence and contractor Serco introduced restricted shift hours as a cost-cutting measure, ending 24/7 staffing and limiting maintenance availability.
- The warship requires extensive maintenance and weapons system re-missioning before departure, causing a delay that places it behind allied ships already in the region.
- Serco disputes claims that limited working hours have impacted the ship's readiness, stating their core working day runs from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and that all maintenance tasks have been completed on time and to standard.
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British Navy’s response to Iran delayed since repair yard only works 9-to-5 * WorldNetDaily * by Mariane Angela, Daily Caller News Foundation
Source link Iranian missile strike on Bahrain The Royal Navy’s mission to intercept Iranian drone threats has stalled in port because the Portsmouth repair yard now operates on a “nine-to-five” schedule. The high-stakes mission to protect a British airbase from Iranian drone strikes remains on hold while maintenance crews finish welding and system overhauls during standard
British Navy’s Response To Iran Delayed Since Repair Yard Only Works 9-To-5, Union Says - Tampa Free Press
The Royal Navy’s mission to intercept Iranian drone threats has stalled in port because the Portsmouth repair yard now operates on a “nine-to-five” schedule. The high-stakes mission to protect a British airbase from Iranian drone strikes remains on hold while maintenance crews finish welding and system overhauls during standard business hours, according to union officials, […] British Navy’s Response To Iran Delayed Since Repair Yard Only Works …
British Navy’s Response To Iran Delayed Since Repair Yard Only Works Nine-To-Five, Union Says
The Royal Navy’s mission to intercept Iranian drone threats has stalled in port because the Portsmouth repair yard now operates on a “nine-to-five” schedule. The high-stakes mission to protect a British airbase from Iranian drone strikes remains on hold while maintenance crews finish welding and…
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