軍武

3,000米深。

https://www.thechronicleherald.ca/news/canada/canadian-military-doesnt-know-location-of-cyclone-helicopter-wreckage-but-us-approached-for-help-in-recovery-448457/

But the Canadian Forces has since acknowledged it doesn’t know where the wreckage of the fuselage is located.
“We have not yet determined the exact location,” the military stated in an email to this newspaper.
“Search efforts are ongoing.”

Defence sources, however, say initial discussions have been held with the U.S. Navy which has the deep-sea capability to do the job.
Recovery of the wreckage, believed to be 3,000 metres below the surface, would be difficult and expensive.

這圖是哪一架戰機的駕駛艙啊？(重點誤)

>>1071572

https://stormbirds.blog/2019/04/14/dcs-av-8b-cockpit-update/

DCS: AV-8B cockpit update

2019/04/14

演出必须继续。

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-hmcs-fredericton-back-in-action-after-cyclone-crash-2/

HMCS Fredericton back in action after Cyclone crash

2020/05/13

The warship resumed its six-month deployment with a NATO task force in the Mediterranean Sea on Sunday, Defence Department spokesman Daniel Le Bouthillier said, though the remaining members of the Cyclone detachment have returned to Canada.

Those members include a second aircrew as well as technicians and various logistical and support personnel for the helicopter.

https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/thepeterboroughexaminer/obituary.aspx?n=abbigail-cowbrough&pid=196197660

Cowbrough, Abbigail Sub Lt. (N), age 23, of Dartmouth, died suddenly on April 29, 2020 in the Ionian Sea.

Published in The Peterborough Examiner on May 16, 2020.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/cyclone-crash-recovery-1.5575807

U.S. Navy salvage drone to search for missing Canadian helicopter

2020/05/19

Rear-Admiral Craig Baines, the commander of Canada's East Coast fleet, said the military has a clear idea of the crash location and the Cyclone is equipped with an underwater emergency beacon that continues to transmit for up to 30 days.

The wreckage may have been moved around by underwater currents.

Modules from the flight data recorders were found almost immediately after the accident, but they are designed to break away from the aircraft and float to the surface.