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Europe & Eurasia

Amphibious Assault Warship ‘Ready to Deliver’ as Britain’s Flagship
Amphibious & Support Ships

Amphibious Assault Warship ‘Ready to Deliver’ as Britain’s Flagship

HMS Bulwark is ready to assume the mantle of the nation’s flagship after completing six months of gruelling training. The last phase of that training, following a £30m refit, was played out on the shores of Hampshire with an invasion of Browndown Camp near Gosport. Seen through a night-vision camera

about 15 years ago
Russia: Rubin Central Design Bureau for Marine Engineering Tests Air-Independent Powerplant
Propulsion

Russia: Rubin Central Design Bureau for Marine Engineering Tests Air-Independent Powerplant

Rubin Central Design Bureau for Marine Engineering conducts testbed trials of air-independent powerplant with electrochemical generator for non-nuclear submarines, reported RIA Novosti referring to the bureau’s Director General Andrei Diachkov. As of today, all Russian conventional subs are powered

about 15 years ago
Russia, North Korea to Hold Joint Exercise in 2012?
Training & Education

Russia, North Korea to Hold Joint Exercise in 2012?

Joint Russian-North Korean military exercise may be held in 2012, said Lt. Col. Igor Muginov, press secretary of Eastern Military District Commander on Monday. According to him, prospects of holding joint Russian-North Korean humanitarian exercise in 2012 were discussed by Eastern Military District

about 15 years ago
UK: Royal Navy Names Astute Class Submarine
Amphibious & Support Ships

UK: Royal Navy Names Astute Class Submarine

The name of the Royal Navy’s newest, most capable Astute Class submarine has been formally announced today – HMS Anson. HMS Anson is the fifth in her class, and is being named after Admiral of the Fleet George Anson (1697-1762) who is noted for his circumnavigation of the globe and his role overseei

about 15 years ago
Russia: Aircraft-Carrying Cruiser’s Overhaul Illegally Overestimated

Russia: Aircraft-Carrying Cruiser’s Overhaul Illegally Overestimated

Procuracy investigation found out that the cost of repair operations at aircraft-carrying cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov was corruptly overestimated. According to investigators, when calculating repair cost, Director of Northern Fleet Technical Dept Rear Admiral Viktor Bursuk did not engage officers of a

about 15 years ago
Sevastopol Yards Hope on Russian Orders
Operations

Sevastopol Yards Hope on Russian Orders

Hopefully, soon it would be advantageous for Russia’s Black Sea Fleet (BSF) to repair ships in Ukraine, and Sevastopol yards would obtain an order fr om Russian defense ministry, said Sevastopol Mayor Yury Doynikov at the city council session. “As of today, the truth is that Russian warships are rep

about 15 years ago
PF Ships to Conduct Exercise in Sea of Japan and Sea of Okhotsk
Training & Education

PF Ships to Conduct Exercise in Sea of Japan and Sea of Okhotsk

Over 50 Pacific Fleet (PF) ships will conduct exercise in the Sea of Japan and the Sea of Okhotsk, said Northeast Grouping Commander Rear Admiral Konstantin Maklov at Monday’s press conference. The exercise started late in Aug, and its active phase will last till the end of Sept. “Over 50 PF ships w

about 15 years ago
UK: HMS Protector Operates Helicopter for First Time
Aviation

UK: HMS Protector Operates Helicopter for First Time

New ice patrol ship HMS Protector has taken another key step down the road to her maiden deployment by operating a helicopter for the first time. The icebreaker, formerly MV Polarbjørn, has spent the spring and summer steadily being converted into a hydrographic survey ship to plug the gap left by H

about 15 years ago
Russia Attends Arms Show in London
Defense Strategies

Russia Attends Arms Show in London

Over 1,100 companies from 35 countries participate in the DSEi 2011 international defense systems and equipment exhibition taking place in London in Sept 13-16, said a representative of Russia’s Federal Service for Military Technical Cooperation (FSMTC). The show is held in ExCeL exhibition center.

about 15 years ago
Royal Air Force Tornados Destroy Former Regime Vehicles in Libya
Defense Strategies

Royal Air Force Tornados Destroy Former Regime Vehicles in Libya

During an armed reconnaissance patrol over Sebha in southern Libya yesterday morning, Royal Air Force Tornado GR4s located a number of former regime armoured vehicles occupying dug-in positions near the town. Three of the vehicles were destroyed by RAF aircraft. NATO was also maintaining an intensiv

about 15 years ago
USC Signs Contract for Construction of Three Krivak IV Class Frigates for Russian Navy

USC Signs Contract for Construction of Three Krivak IV Class Frigates for Russian Navy

Russia’s United Shipbuilding Corporation said on Wednesday it has signed a contract with the Defense Ministry on the construction of another… (rian) [mappress] Source: rian, September 15, 2011;

about 15 years ago
Russian Warship Severomorsk Ends Anti-Piracy Mission in Gulf of Aden
Laws and Regulations

Russian Warship Severomorsk Ends Anti-Piracy Mission in Gulf of Aden

A Russian task force from the Northern Fleet led by the destroyer Severomorsk has concluded its anti-piracy mission in the Gulf of Aden and… (rian) [mappress] Source: rian, September 14, 2011;

about 15 years ago
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