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Europe & Eurasia

UK: HMS Somerset Returns Home After Six Months of Deployment
Operations

UK: HMS Somerset Returns Home After Six Months of Deployment

More than 600 friends and family greeted HMS Somerset as she returned home from six months of chasing pirates in the Indian Ocean. The frigate completed a “very rewarding” deployment – during which she took part in several pirate busts – by sailing into Devonport. More than 600 joyous families and f

about 14 years ago
Britain’s Most Advanced Warship Sweeps Troubled Waters on First Major Operation
Surface Vessels

Britain’s Most Advanced Warship Sweeps Troubled Waters on First Major Operation

Britain’s most advanced warship HMS Daring joined Allied navies in a concerted sweep of troubled waters for her first major operation east of Suez. The destroyer joined Australian, Pakistani, New Zealand and Yemeni ships and personnel on Operation Scimitar Anzac, which scoured the Red Sea, Gulf of A

about 14 years ago
Russian Prime Minister Offers to Create System Controlling Defense Order Execution

Russian Prime Minister Offers to Create System Controlling Defense Order Execution

It is necessary to establish a special system controlling execution of state defense order, said Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. “We should thoroughly analyze material and technical base of defense industry and clarify who controls every element of it”, Putin said at the round table on nation

about 14 years ago
Poland: HMS Bulwark’s Sailors Pay Respects to Defenders of Westerplatte
Operations

Poland: HMS Bulwark’s Sailors Pay Respects to Defenders of Westerplatte

HMS Bulwark’s Baltic mini-deployment has taken her to the Polish port of Gdynia. Her sailors paid their respects to the defenders of the Westerplatte, a peninsula in the nearby city of Gdańsk where the first shots of World War 2 were fired. Standing on one of the most hallowed sites on Polish soil,

about 14 years ago
Russia: Vyborg Shipyard Joins USC
Sensors & Combat Systems

Russia: Vyborg Shipyard Joins USC

United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) and Vyborg Shipyard tied contracts for construction of two Project 21900M diesel-powered seagoing 16-mW icebreakers on Feb 23, reported the USC press service. The contracts with overall cost of about RUR 8 bln were signed by USC president Roman Trotsenko and Dir

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Monmouth Affiliates Visit Black Duke in Dry Dock
Surface Vessels

UK: HMS Monmouth Affiliates Visit Black Duke in Dry Dock

Long-term supporters and affiliates of HMS Monmouth jumped at the chance to see their ship as few have – from below. They visited the Black Duke in dry dock in Devonport, wandering underneath her, and talking with the ship’s company about their exploits east of Suez. Two dozen people were given the

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Liverpool Bids Farewell to Namesake City
Surface Vessels

UK: HMS Liverpool Bids Farewell to Namesake City

Veteran destroyer HMS Liverpool is saying an emotional six-day farewell to her namesake city as she prepares to bow out of front-line service after 30 years. HMS Liverpool will take her bow in the city for which she is named as she pays her final visit to Merseyside after three decades’ sterling ser

about 14 years ago
Mistrals to Get Newest Russian Strike, Defensive Weapon Systems
Amphibious & Support Ships

Mistrals to Get Newest Russian Strike, Defensive Weapon Systems

Newest Russian strike and defensive weapon systems including supersonic cruise missiles will be mounted on all four Mistral-class amphibious assault ships built for Russian Navy in France and Russia, reports today ITAR-TASS referring to a source in Russian defense industry. “As is planned, first two

about 14 years ago
UK: Sailors from Ice Patrol Ship HMS Protector Tackle Ferocious Blaze
Operations

UK: Sailors from Ice Patrol Ship HMS Protector Tackle Ferocious Blaze

Sailors from ice patrol ship HMS Protector tackled a ferocious fire which raged through a Brazilian research base. Two dozen crew from the research and survey vessel helped out when the blaze engulfed the Ferraz research station on King George Island in the South Sandwich Islands. Sailors from a Roy

about 14 years ago
Russian Navy to Receive Iceland Underwater Robots
Autonomous Systems

Russian Navy to Receive Iceland Underwater Robots

Russian Navy will receive stand-alone unmanned submersibles made in Iceland. Russian defense ministry plans to spend RUR 744.244 mln on eight autonomous unmanned submersibles produced by Teledyn Gavia (Iceland), reports Nezavisimaya Gazeta newspsper. Three underwater robots are expected to join Russ

about 14 years ago
Counter Piracy Commander Welcomes UK Warship to Task Group
Surface Vessels

Counter Piracy Commander Welcomes UK Warship to Task Group

Commodore Aage Buur Jensen of the Royal Danish Navy and Commander of the Combined Maritime Forces’ counter piracy force (CTF-151), has paid a flying visit to the latest frigate to arrive in theatre under his command. HMS Westminster is currently at sea in the Gulf of Aden where the Commodore’s Flags

about 14 years ago
Russia Completes Development Work on SLBM Liner
Weapons Systems

Russia Completes Development Work on SLBM Liner

The Makeyev State Rocketry Center has completed development work on submarine-based ballistic missile (SLBM) Liner. “Central inter-agency board has finished design documentation, and today state commission prepared a recommendation to put missile system Liner into batch production”, the Makeyev cent

about 14 years ago
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