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Europe & Eurasia

Qatar Coast Guard’s Hercules patrol boat completes first sea trials
Contracts

Qatar Coast Guard’s Hercules patrol boat completes first sea trials

The first of five 24-meter patrol boats built for the Qatar Coast Guard at Turkey’s Ares Shipyard has completed the first set of sea trials. According to the UK-based maritime and engineering company BMT Group, the vessels will be built in three different sizes. Five vessels will be 24 metres long w

about 10 years ago
Operation Atalanta commander visits Spanish Warship in Gulf of Aden
Operations

Operation Atalanta commander visits Spanish Warship in Gulf of Aden

Operation Atalanta’s force commander Commodore René Luyckx recently visited fellow mission-warship ESPS Atalanta in the Gulf of Aden. The Royal Netherlands Navy frigate HNLMS Tromp is the current Flagship of counter-piracy Operation Atalanta. Whilst patrolling in the Gulf of Aden recently she was in

about 10 years ago
NATO ships prepare for exercise Northern Coasts in Copenhagen
Defense Strategies

NATO ships prepare for exercise Northern Coasts in Copenhagen

Ships from NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 1 made a port call in Copenhagen, Denmark, where the crews will prepare for the upcoming multinational exercise Northern Coasts 2016. SNMG1 is composed of F-100-class frigate ESPS Mendez Nunez – the group flagship, Portuguese Vasco da Gama-class frigate NRP

about 10 years ago
Spanish oiler heads for second deployment with Royal Canadian Navy
Amphibious & Support Ships

Spanish oiler heads for second deployment with Royal Canadian Navy

The Spanish Navy auxiliary oiler and replenishment (AOR) ship ‘Patiño’ (A-14) set sail from Ferrol towards Halifax to cooperate with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) in North-Western Atlantic waters. This will be the second time Patiño is working with the RCN after the first one took place in February

about 10 years ago
Photo: Smallest Royal Navy vessel scans seabed ahead of Queen carrier sea trials
Operations

Photo: Smallest Royal Navy vessel scans seabed ahead of Queen carrier sea trials

Nineteen times longer, 15 times wider and a staggering 3,000 times heavier, the new carrier dwarfed the small survey craft HMS Gleaner as she scanned the huge inner basin at Rosyth, where Queen Elizabeth is in the final stages of completion. The smallest vessel in the Royal Navy, previously used to

about 10 years ago
Bosphorus Strait closed to traffic following Turkish Navy tender breakdown
Operations

Bosphorus Strait closed to traffic following Turkish Navy tender breakdown

The Bosphorus Strait in Turkey which connects the Mediterranean with the Black Sea has been closed to traffic after a Turkish Navy ship experienced a breakdown today. According to information provided by the Wilhelmsen Ship Agency, Turkish Navy tender TCG Cezayirli Gazi Hasan Pasa broke down while t

about 10 years ago
New gangways arrive for British Queen Elizabeth carriers
Amphibious & Support Ships

New gangways arrive for British Queen Elizabeth carriers

Two new gangways to support Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers have arrived at Portsmouth Naval Base. Designed and developed by Dutch specialists Verhoef, on behalf of BAE Systems, the gangways are part of an investment of £100 million to support HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales whil

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy trainee pilots land aboard RFA Wave Ruler
Amphibious & Support Ships

Royal Navy trainee pilots land aboard RFA Wave Ruler

Engineers and aircrew from Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose’s Merlin training Squadron took to the high seas recently to allow eight trainee aviators to carry out their first deck landings and secondary roles training. Along with their flying instructors as well as 20 air engineers from 824 Naval Ai

about 10 years ago
Northrop Grumman joins Royal Navy’s Unmanned Warrior with minehunting assets
Training & Education

Northrop Grumman joins Royal Navy’s Unmanned Warrior with minehunting assets

Northrop Grumman Corporation said it would be participating in the Royal Navy’s Unmanned Warrior exercise where the company intends to put its unmanned mine hunting capabilities on show. The unmanned mine hunting element of Unmanned Warrior will feature Northrop Grumman’s AQS-24B towed mine hunting

about 10 years ago
MBDA to supply a coastal defence system for Qatari Navy
Weapons Systems

MBDA to supply a coastal defence system for Qatari Navy

European missile developer MBDA signed a contract with the Qatari Emiri Naval Forces (QENF) for the supply of a coastal defense system to the Middle East country. According to MBDA, the coastal missile system will deploy two different munitions, Marte ER (the Extended Range version of the Marte miss

about 10 years ago
Most Read News, Aug. 29 – Sep. 4, 2016

Most Read News, Aug. 29 – Sep. 4, 2016

Most Read News, Aug. 29 – Sep. 4, 2016

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems told to refine Type 26 design for new Australian frigates
Contracts

BAE Systems told to refine Type 26 design for new Australian frigates

The Australian government has awarded BAE Systems a contract to further refine its design of the Type 26 Global Combat Ship (GCS) for the Royal Australian Navy under the SEA 5000 (Future Frigate) program. BAE Systems said that a team of the company’s Australian engineers would be deployed to the UK

about 10 years ago
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