Prince William deployed in chopper mission after Swanland vessel disaster in Irish Sea

A 81-meter long cargo ship capsized and sank after being hit by a huge wave about 15-20 kilometers off coast of north Wales.

The Mayday call which was issued at 2 a.m. on Sunday Nov. 27, was picked by Prince Williams who was the co-pilot of a Sea King helicopter sent to the disaster spot. 2 members of the Russian crew were pulled out of cold waters but 5 people were sill missing.

After a few hours at sea, The Duke of Cambridge returned to the RAF Valley base in Anglesey, Wales.

Besides the rescued sailors, another one was found dead on sea during morning time.

The rescue search included helicopters, RLNI lifeboats and 2 commercial vessels.
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Because of the rough wind across the Irish Sea, it is though that the weather condition was the main factor that caused the sinking incident.

According to one of the survivors (the second officer) “the ship was struck by an gigantic wave. It rolled the vessel and broke its back.”