ROYAL DUTCH NAVY - ROTOR AND WING II 

A new publication ROTOR AND WINGin two parts in the 
 
DUTCH NAVY - PART 2
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Part II of our story about Royal Dutch Navy. Nice to see the contributors page !
The magazine Rotor & Wing is sent to us from out of USA
So we can present you part II of the article and part II of photographic impressions below:
OUR PHOTOGRAPHIC IMPRESSION PART 2 
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Lynx helicopters 'standing by' for any kind of action at MVK 'De Kooy' 
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Due to safety reasons some pilots faces were made unrecognisable

 Pilots prepare for a flight, and a view in the 'Pilots-office'
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Always a nice view to see them take-off from De Kooy
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 Military transports, logistics, SAR and terrorism suppression, the Lynx handles it all !
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View at the extended simulator where all kind of programs can be started...
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  ...even in the cockpit all action can bee seen.          The UK is a regular visitor at MVK De Kooy       
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In the simulator flying the Lynx can be instructed, unfortunately not the flying under it ! 
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  Kees Otten - Author / Photographer                        Wim Das - Photographer / Redaction                  Koos Heemskerk - Correspondent

Instructions were given how to behave in the helicopter with Navy- and our own equipment 
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The hoist is to be turned inside while flying, right: Outside the fuselage
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All pilots and cew are instructed how to leave in case of a ditch, and how to survive in the water
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Sign outside the building, the number of rescued people still increases since we visited !
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All in a row, ready, willing and able !  The Royal Dutch Navy !
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                                                         Go to Royal Dutch Navy part 1 impressions
                                                         Lees het artikel
                                                         Read the article
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Special thanks to Royal Dutch Navy  for their hospitality and all involved with interviews and flying us into this adventure
Special thanks to Captain & crew of the HMS Rotterdam for having us on board and showing us what life is about there
Finally thanks to editor Jim McKenna for his outstanding service sending us the magazines to show to our readers.