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Europe & Eurasia

Russia: Armalit-1 Plans to Deliver Parcel of Shipborne Pipeline Accessories for New Minesweeper
Surface Vessels

Russia: Armalit-1 Plans to Deliver Parcel of Shipborne Pipeline Accessories for New Minesweeper

In Oct 2011 JSC Armalit-1 plans to deliver a parcel of shipborne pipeline accessories for Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard in order to equip the first Project 12700 Alexandrite mine countermeasures ship designed by Almaz Central Design Bureau. The new project became a breakthrough in nanotechnology. With disp

about 15 years ago
Ukrainian Navy Commander Admiral Maksimov Sums Up Adequate Reaction 2011 Exercise
Training & Education

Ukrainian Navy Commander Admiral Maksimov Sums Up Adequate Reaction 2011 Exercise

Ukrainian Navy’s Military Council convened on Oct 25 to summarize Adequate Reaction 2011 exercise held in Sept 12-30 under general supervision of Ukrainian defense minister. Presiding the session, Ukrainian Navy Commander Admiral Viktor Maksimov said in opening address that the Adequate Reaction 201

about 15 years ago
Russian Submarine Alexander Nevsky to Launch Bulava no Sooner than Summer 2012
Weapons Systems

Russian Submarine Alexander Nevsky to Launch Bulava no Sooner than Summer 2012

Submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) Bulava will be launched from the fourth-generation SSBN Alexander Nevsky no sooner than in summer 2012, reported military industrial committee at Russian Government. “As is planned, after completion of sea trials and several successful Bulava launches SSBN

about 15 years ago
Australian-Singaporean Team of Amateur Scuba Divers Discover HNLMS K XVI After 70 Years

Australian-Singaporean Team of Amateur Scuba Divers Discover HNLMS K XVI After 70 Years

A Royal Netherlands Navy submarine, HNLMS K XVI, which went down in 1941 with its 36-man crew, six of whom of Indonesian nationality, has been found. Following up a tip-off in October 2011 by a local fisherman who had spotted a wreck, an Australian-Singaporean team of amateur scuba divers discovered

about 15 years ago
The Netherlands: TNO Presents at NIDV’s Annual Show and Symposium

The Netherlands: TNO Presents at NIDV’s Annual Show and Symposium

Industry association NIDV’s annual show and symposium takes place on 1 December. The theme for 2011 is ‘More innovative and secure together’. The trade fair offers government bodies, defence organisations and international business an insight into the latest technological developments in the field o

about 15 years ago
UK: ITF Fears Arms Race Between Pirates and Shipping Industry
Operations

UK: ITF Fears Arms Race Between Pirates and Shipping Industry

An arms race may develop between pirates and the shipping industry given the widespread use of security teams to prevent vessels from being hijacked, the ITF has warned. It raised the fear in a letter to the US Navy which calls for land-based assaults on pirate strongholds and a crackdown on known p

about 15 years ago
Russia: JSC Vympel Shipyard Signs Contracts for 12 Fast-Speed Boats

Russia: JSC Vympel Shipyard Signs Contracts for 12 Fast-Speed Boats

JSC Vympel Shipbuilding Plant (Rybinsk, Russia) raises production of Project 12150 Mangust fast-speed boats. The shipyard has signed contracts for 12 boats to be built in 2012, said the yard’s deputy director general for marketing Dmitry Belyakov at 15th international exhibition Interpolitekh-2011 b

about 15 years ago
Guided Missile Cruiser Visits Bulgaria
Weapons Systems

Guided Missile Cruiser Visits Bulgaria

Guided-missile cruiser USS Philippine Sea (CG 58) arrived in Burgas, Oct. 25, for a regularly scheduled port visit as part of U.S. 6th Fleet’s strategy to enhance regional stability in the Black Sea by strengthening maritime partnerships. During their visit to Burgas, the first by a U.S. Navy ship i

about 15 years ago
UK: Royal Navy Frigate Departs on Atlantic Deployment
Surface Vessels

UK: Royal Navy Frigate Departs on Atlantic Deployment

Royal Navy frigate HMS Montrose has set sail for a six-and-a-half month deployment to the South Atlantic to maintain a continuous presence protecting British interests. Leaving her home port of HM Naval Base Devonport, Plymouth, on Monday 24 October 2011, HMS Montrose passed Devil’s Point to the sou

about 15 years ago
Russia: Pilots Of Western Military District Hold Night Training Flights
Amphibious & Support Ships

Russia: Pilots Of Western Military District Hold Night Training Flights

Pilots of Western Military District held scheduled night training flights on Su-27 fighters at Chkalovsk airfield, Kaliningrad region, reported Baltic Fleet Information Support Group to Central Navy Portal. During the drills, pilots practiced takeoffs and landing approaches in severe weather conditi

about 15 years ago
Japanese Coast Guard Patrol Ship Arrives at Port of Korsakov to Attend Russian-Japanese Exercise
Training & Education

Japanese Coast Guard Patrol Ship Arrives at Port of Korsakov to Attend Russian-Japanese Exercise

Japanese Coast Guard patrol ship arrives at the port of Korsakov (Sakhalin Island, Russia) on Oct 25 to attend Russian-Japanese exercise of frontier services, reports RIA Novosti referring to a representative of Sakhalin Coast Guard Dept Natalia Yershova. “Japanese patrol ship Soya will stay at Sakh

about 15 years ago
Russian Naval Ships to Provide Security in Disputed Regions of Caspian Sea

Russian Naval Ships to Provide Security in Disputed Regions of Caspian Sea

Russian naval ships are to watch over the extraction of oil and other bio-resources in the disputed regions of the Caspian sea. In the mean… By Alexei Chernichenko (ruvr) [mappress] Source: ruvr, October 26, 2011;

about 15 years ago
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