John Fedup
The Bunker Group
I would say a few faulty shells are relatively minor but 30 minutes to reboot the computer for "insignificant software errors" isn't.
From the link;
And when it comes to the feedback that it has been known for years that there were problems with the ship's computer and radar system, according to TV 2's information, it was the assessment that these were insignificant software errors that were not critical in a combat situation.
Only during and after the firefight did the Armed Forces realize that the technical challenges were greater than expected. This meant that there was a need to restart the computer in the frigate's central air defense system, which was therefore down for 30 minutes.
From the link;
And when it comes to the feedback that it has been known for years that there were problems with the ship's computer and radar system, according to TV 2's information, it was the assessment that these were insignificant software errors that were not critical in a combat situation.
Only during and after the firefight did the Armed Forces realize that the technical challenges were greater than expected. This meant that there was a need to restart the computer in the frigate's central air defense system, which was therefore down for 30 minutes.