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Europe & Eurasia

Migrant crisis: Authorities nab suspected smugglers in the Mediterranean
Operations

Migrant crisis: Authorities nab suspected smugglers in the Mediterranean

European naval units on Saturday apprehended three persons off the coast of Libya suspected of organizing migrant crossings in the Mediterranean Sea. In an Operation Sophia action which took place in the morning hours of July 9, German tender Werra was assisted by Italian Navy ship Borsini and other

about 10 years ago
Britain orders nine maritime patrol aircraft from Boeing
Contracts

Britain orders nine maritime patrol aircraft from Boeing

The British Ministry of Defence has confirmed that it signed a deal to purchase nine P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft (MPA) for the Royal Air Force (RAF). Boeing’s P-8A MPA are being purchased from the US Government via a Foreign Military Sale. According to the MoD, the cost of developing and

about 10 years ago
RFA Cardigan Bay returns from lengthy Middle East deployment
Amphibious & Support Ships

RFA Cardigan Bay returns from lengthy Middle East deployment

Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship RFA Cardigan Bay has returned from her Arabian Gulf deployment which kept the ship away from home for four years and two months. The ship supported mine warfare operations in the Middle East – not just by the Royal Navy’s four minehunters in the region, but by US counterpa

about 10 years ago
Britain sends patrol vessel to aid NATO’s Aegean Sea mission
Defense Strategies

Britain sends patrol vessel to aid NATO’s Aegean Sea mission

Britain has announced that it would send an offshore patrol vessel to the Aegean Sea where NATO vessels are already engaged in gathering intelligence and patrol the waters between Greece and Turkey with the aim of preventing migration and smuggling. During the NATO summit in Warsaw Defence Secretary

about 10 years ago
Polish frigate integrates into NATO’s SNMG2
Surface Vessels

Polish frigate integrates into NATO’s SNMG2

Polish frigate ORP General Tadeusz Kosciuszko joined Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 (SNMG2) on July 7. The former U.S. Navy Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate, one of two in the Polish Navy, will spend the next few months under NATO flag providing support to NATO maritime activities. ORP General Tade

about 10 years ago
Pacific Partnership 2016 concludes second mission stop
Defense Strategies

Pacific Partnership 2016 concludes second mission stop

Pacific Partnership 2016 departed its second mission stop, the Republic of the Philippines July 11, after completing two weeks of humanitarian assistance and disaster response training, medical subject matter expert exchanges, cooperative health engagements and community relations events. This year

about 10 years ago
Most Read News, July 4 – 10, 2016

Most Read News, July 4 – 10, 2016

Most Read News, July 4 – 10, 2016

about 10 years ago
UK MOD engages potential Fleet Solid Support ship suppliers
Amphibious & Support Ships

UK MOD engages potential Fleet Solid Support ship suppliers

The UK Ministry of Defence has invited potential suppliers of the Military Afloat Reach & Sustainability (MARS) Fleet Solid Support (FSS) capability to attend the FSS industry day later this month. The 2015 UK Strategic Defence & Security Review (SDSR) confirmed the need for MARS Fleet Solid Support

about 10 years ago
British government decides on nuclear storage site for submarine dismantling

British government decides on nuclear storage site for submarine dismantling

The British Ministry of Defence has made a decision on where the intermediate level radioactive waste from decommissioned nuclear-powered submarines will be stored prior to disposal. The Royal Navy currently has 19 former nuclear submarines stored afloat in Devonport and Rosyth, but the submarines c

about 10 years ago
Operation Atalanta flagship hosts Somali Deputy Prime Minister
Operations

Operation Atalanta flagship hosts Somali Deputy Prime Minister

During FGS Bayern’s recent port visit to Djibouti, Operation Atalanta’s Force Commander, Rear Admiral Kaack, welcomed the Deputy Prime Minister of Somalia, Mohamed Omar Arte, on board. It was the first time that the Deputy Prime Minister has visited the German warship and he was received on board wi

about 10 years ago
European Parliament gives nod for unified European border, Coast Guard
Funding

European Parliament gives nod for unified European border, Coast Guard

The European Parliament has backed the European Commission proposal to establish a European border and Coast Guard with the aim of protecting Europe’s external borders. “We welcome the endorsement of the proposal for a European Border and Coast Guard by the European Parliament today. If we want to m

about 10 years ago
German Navy looks into why so few women join the service

German Navy looks into why so few women join the service

The German Navy currently has only 160 female officers wearing dark blue uniforms as opposed to 4,000 of their male counterparts. Given the fact that women were allowed to enter professional service in 2001, the numbers as they currently stand are not to the liking of the Inspector of the German Nav

about 10 years ago
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