Upgrading Special Naval Warfare in Spain... an open note to Mr. "H"

Mr. "H" is the current "patrón" of the Special Naval Warfare Command (GNV) at the Spanish Armada. Please, see official GNV page. I'm personally convinced that Mr. "H" and his crew know perfectly the answer to Is 'Naval Guerrilla' an Oxymoron?.

I supose that he and/or his shipmates still reading today at La Vanguardia La tripulación recupera el control de un barco estadounidense asaltado por piratas somalíes or the official DoD's note Pirate Attack Foiled by Ship's Crew. (P.S. Also, I'm sure because several Internet readers wrote it to me, they learned a lot from El País La crisis mina la paz social de Marruecos. Heavy duty must be expected at Gibraltar Strait and Canary Islands, not only from waves of pacific inmigrants...).

At April 21, in Spain, will be held a Seminar entitled Participación Público Privada en Programas de Seguridad y Defensa (Public & Private Partnership in Security and Defense Programs). I'll be sure that several "ears" from GNV will be present.

Also, several Guardia Civil's Servicio Marítimo "ears" will be there alongside SASEMAR's ones (Spanish Maritime Safety and Rescue Agency).

For Spain's national interest is very important to reinforce the good partnership between GNV, GC-SM, SASEMAR and other agencies, incluiding Army's MOE and Air Force's EZAPAC and EADA, perhaps all hands on deck under combined decissions managed by both Joint Staff HQ and MAEC's ladies and gentlemen.

About Somalia, Gibraltar Strait and AFRICOM's planning around Gulf of Guinea islands, wait for news during Obama´s first travel to Africa (please, read GAO REPORT: Issues Related to U.S. Africa Command · Mar 25, 2009) ... For Spain, forget Africa is a risk and a menace: África sigue siendo ese planeta extraño.

Photo, after yesterday's one, another CB-90H, hereby at Amazonian Basin, Brazil.

Only one "facultative" suggestion, Mr. "H": put all hands on deck to catch-pressing on both ARESA, High Speed Military Vessels and Rodman Polyships, Fast Patrol Boats and Vessels.

SEMPER FI. All Hands on Deck, el día que acá tengamos este tipo de enseñanza básica, tan cercana a la metafísica, Sr. Ministro Gabilondo: Teaching Mathematics Using USS Constitution. A teaching supplement for Grades K–12

P.S. Regarding the extreme difficulties to translate both Spanish and English seamen jargons or slangs, please see

Toward a Glossary for Ignacio Aldecoa's Gran Sol
Clark M. Zlotchew
Hispania, Vol. 70, No. 1 (Mar., 1987), pp. 155-159 (article consists of 5 pages)
Published by: American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/343693