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英国最新航母上爆出令人目瞪口呆一幕 军方尴尬承认
英国最新航母上爆出令人目瞪口呆一幕 军方尴尬承认
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原标题：视频：英国最新航母上爆出令人目瞪口呆一幕，军方尴尬承认
近日，各大社交媒体上风传一段名为“‘威尔士亲王’号漏水”的视频。据多家英媒17日消息，这段视频内容已被英军官方确认属实。
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据报道，这次漏水的“威尔士亲王”号航母（HMS Prince of Wales，R09），是英国海军2019年12月服役的航空母舰。该舰为英军“伊丽莎白女王”级航空母舰的2号舰，也是英军历史上第8艘以“威尔士亲王”封爵命名的军舰。
▲“威尔士亲王”号航母资料图，图源：英国海军官网
据报道，这艘造价30亿英镑的新服役航母，于上周五（15日）发生漏水事故。从视频看，水从天花板迅速流入舱中，积水深至脚踝处。据了解，这次事故发生在舰上的水兵宿舍区，事发时该舰正停靠在朴茨茅斯海军基地。
在对外公布情况时，英国海军发言人称这次漏水事故是“内部系统的小问题”。发言人表示，舰上人员已经迅速隔离了漏水管道，并抽走了舱内的积水。目前，事故原因仍在调查中，但英国军方强调，这次事故“不会影响航母的各项计划”。
但报道也提到，“威尔士亲王”号最近刚刚才开展过安全测试，上次测试的项目主要是救生艇、紧急滑梯等设备的使用状况。
事实上，出现漏水的不止是“威尔士亲王”号，2019年7月，英军另一艘航母“伊丽莎白女王”号（HMS Queen Elizabeth，R08）也发生了漏水事故，积水蔓延范围覆盖多个甲板。
但在事故后，“伊丽莎白女王”号的舰长却表示这并非偶然。舰长称，按照他的经验，军舰漏水是“每周都会发生的问题”（weekly problem），并不会影响军舰的安全性。
自2009年，由于预算不足，英国政府曾多次考虑放弃、改建“威尔士亲王”号的计划，导致该舰2011年才正式开始动工，并于2019年正式服役。
除了这次漏水事故，“威尔士亲王”号航母上次登上新闻，则是因为噪音问题。据英国《每日邮报》4月22日消息，朴茨茅斯港周边的居民曾联名抗议该舰“噪音太大”。
居民们表示，自己在疫情期间不能外出，已经非常烦躁了，而在家中还因为航母的噪音不能开窗，等于“连开窗透气的权利也被剥夺了”。还有居民表示，该舰噪音大到“用枕头盖着耳朵都不管用”。
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The latest British aircraft carrier burst into a shocking scene. The military admitted embarrassingly
The latest British aircraft carrier burst into a shocking scene. The military admitted embarrassingly
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Original title: Video: A stunning scene broke out on the latest British aircraft carrier, the military embarrassedly admitted
Recently, a video titled "Prince of Wales" is leaking has been popular on social media. According to multiple British media reports on the 17th, the content of this video has been officially confirmed by the British army.
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According to reports, the leaking "HMS Prince of Wales" (HMS Prince of Wales, R09) is an aircraft carrier that the British Navy served in December 2019. This ship is the No. 2 ship of the British "Queen Elizabeth" class aircraft carrier, and is also the eighth warship named after the prince of "Prince of Wales" in British history.
▲ "Prince of Wales" aircraft carrier data map, source: British Navy official website
According to reports, this new service carrier with a cost of 3 billion pounds had a water leakage accident last Friday (15th). From the video, the water quickly flows into the cabin from the ceiling, and the water is deep to the ankle. It is understood that the accident occurred in the dormitory area of the ship's sailor. The ship was docked at the Portsmouth Naval Base at the time of the incident.
When the situation was announced to the outside world, a spokesman for the British Navy said the leak was "a minor problem in the internal system". The spokesman said that the ship's personnel had quickly isolated the leaking pipeline and pumped the water in the cabin. At present, the cause of the accident is still under investigation, but the British military emphasized that the accident "will not affect the various plans of the aircraft carrier."
However, the report also mentioned that the "Prince of Wales" has only recently carried out safety tests. The last test was mainly on the use of lifeboats, emergency slides and other equipment.
In fact, the leak is not limited to the "Prince of Wales". In July 2019, another British aircraft carrier, "HMS Queen Elizabeth" (R08), also had a leak, and the spread of the water covered multiple deck.
But after the accident, the captain of "Queen Elizabeth" said that this was not accidental. The captain said that in his experience, leaking warships is a "weekly problem" (weekly problem), and will not affect the safety of warships.
Since 2009, due to insufficient budget, the British government has repeatedly considered plans to abandon and rebuild the "Prince of Wales", which led to the ship's official start of construction in 2011 and official service in 2019.
In addition to this leak, the "Prince of Wales" aircraft carrier last appeared on the news because of noise. According to the British "Daily Mail" news on April 22, residents around Portsmouth had jointly protested that the ship was "too noisy."
Residents said that they could not go out during the epidemic, which was very irritable, and the fact that they could not open windows at home due to the noise of the aircraft carrier was equivalent to "even the right to open windows is also deprived." Residents also said that the ship's noise was so loud that "it doesn't work to cover your ears with a pillow."
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