US warship sunk by missiles in Navy training exercise off Scotland
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 29 Sept, 16:07 · Archive
Decommissioned US frigate USS Klakring was sunk by missiles during a joint Royal Navy and US Navy exercise off Scotland.
The decommissioned American frigate USS Klakring was sunk off the Scottish coast during Exercise Atlantic Thunder, a joint Royal Navy and US Navy training exercise. The vessel was hit by missiles from multiple platforms, including a Naval Strike Missile from HMS Portland and Sea Venom missiles fired by a Wildcat helicopter from 815 Naval Air Squadron, as well as a torpedo.
How it is being reported
- Old US warship blown up off coast of ScotlandThe Independent · 29 Sept, 15:52
- WATCH: Warship blown up and sunk off British coast as Royal Navy test new ‘ship buster’ missileGB News · 29 Sept, 15:01
- Dramatic moment 'ship buster' missiles sink old American warship creating huge fireball during training exercise off ScotlandDaily Mail · 29 Sept, 13:17
In this story: USS Klakring · HMS Portland · Royal Navy · US Navy · 815 Naval Air Squadron · Scotland · Hebrides
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