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UK Naval Ship Victoria Departs the Gulf
Amphibious & Support Ships

UK Naval Ship Victoria Departs the Gulf

After three years continuously deployed at sea Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Fort Victoria has begun her journey back to the UK to undergo planned maintenance. Over the course of her deployment Fort Victoria has operated in the Gulf, Red Sea, Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean. She has embarked the staff of

about 13 years ago
UK: First Female SAR Aircrewman
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UK: First Female SAR Aircrewman

Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose based 771 Naval Air Squadron (Search and Rescue) is proud to welcome onboard the first fully qualified SAR female ‘Aircrewman’, Leading Aircrewman (LACMN) Sarah Christenson. The inspiration for Sarah to join the Fleet Air Arm and train to become a SAR Aircrewman orig

about 13 years ago
EU Naval Forces Warn Yachts to Avoid the High Risk Area
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EU Naval Forces Warn Yachts to Avoid the High Risk Area

If there was ever a good reason to heed naval forces’ warnings about the continuing threat from Somali piracy, then an attack on a super tanker is surely one of them. As reported by the EU Naval Force last week, the fully laden super tanker was attacked by eight armed pirates on Friday 11 October, [

about 13 years ago
USA: Diversity and 95 Years of Naval Weapons Technology Celebrated
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USA: Diversity and 95 Years of Naval Weapons Technology Celebrated

Navy scientists and engineers, famous for building the future fleet, looked back at their history while celebrating the 95th Anniversary of Dahlgren Naval base on Diversity Day Oct. 16. Naval weapons technology artifacts, including the first gun tested at Dahlgren 95 years ago, bring history to life

about 13 years ago
Royal Canadian Navy’s Longest-Serving Honorary Captain Retires
Amphibious & Support Ships

Royal Canadian Navy’s Longest-Serving Honorary Captain Retires

The Hon. Rob Nicholson, Minister of National Defence, announced the retirement of noted businesswoman and philanthropist Sonja Bata yesterday, the Royal Canadian Navy’s (RCN) longest-serving Honorary Naval Captain, after 24 years of service. “Honorary Captains act as a bridge between military and ci

about 13 years ago
HMAS Broome Farewells Pacific Patrol Boats
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HMAS Broome Farewells Pacific Patrol Boats

After almost a month of operating together in-company, HMAS Broome, on 15 October, parted company with four Pacific Patrol Boats visiting Australia for the International Fleet Review 2013 and ExerciseTriton Centenary. Federated States of Micronesia patrol boat, FSS Micronesia, Tonga Defence Service,

about 13 years ago
HMS Protector Leaves Portsmouth, UK
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HMS Protector Leaves Portsmouth, UK

Royal Navy ice patrol ship HMS Protector left Portsmouth yesterday (October 17) for a ‘double deployment’ to the frozen continent of Antarctica. The 5,000-tonne ship will stay in the region for two consecutive deployments, returning to her new home at Devonport Naval Base in Spring 2015. She will co

about 13 years ago
Australia: Triton Centenary Draws to a Close
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Australia: Triton Centenary Draws to a Close

The final phase of the Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) International Fleet Review drew to a close today, with the completion of Exercise Triton Centenary 2013. Triton Centenary was held in two parts. The first was held in the East Australian Exercise Area from 23 September to 3 October 2013 and was a

about 13 years ago
USA: COMNAVSURFLANT Addresses Current, Future Surface Warfare Leaders
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USA: COMNAVSURFLANT Addresses Current, Future Surface Warfare Leaders

Rear Adm. Pete Gumataotao, commander, Naval Surface Force Atlantic (COMSURFLANT), recently discussed his five major points of emphasis with current and future waterfront leaders during two separate events held at Naval Station Norfolk. His remarks at his first SURFLANT Waterfront leadership Commande

about 13 years ago
Sri Lanka: Navy Arrests Persons Engaged in Illegal Fishing

Sri Lanka: Navy Arrests Persons Engaged in Illegal Fishing

Naval personnel attached to SLN Dockyard of the Eastern Naval Command on routine patrol arrested 89 persons engaged in illegal fishing using purse seine nets on 17th October 2013 in the seas off Chapel Island and Dutch Bay in Trincomalee. The arrested persons along with the recovered items were hand

about 13 years ago
Secretary Hagel: Message to Department of Defense Personnel (USA)
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Secretary Hagel: Message to Department of Defense Personnel (USA)

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel released the following message Oct. 17. To All DoD Personnel: Today the Department of Defense is resuming normal operations across the world, now that Congress has finally restored funding for DoD and the rest of the federal government. This manufactured crisis was an u

about 13 years ago
Naval Institute at SLNS Mahaweli Declared Open

Naval Institute at SLNS Mahaweli Declared Open

Commander Eastern Naval Area, Rear Admiral Rohan Amarasinghe declared open the newly-built “Naval Institute” at SLNS Mahaweli on 15th October 2013. It has been constructed with the aim of providing better recreational facilities for naval personnel. [mappress] Press Release, October 17, 2013; Image:

about 13 years ago
Sri Lanka Navy Arrests 32 Indian Fishermen

Sri Lanka Navy Arrests 32 Indian Fishermen

Naval personnel attached to the Eastern Naval Command routine patrol arrested 32 Indian fishermen and 4 trawlers engaged in illegal fishing in the eastern seas of Sri Lanka on 17thOctober 2013. The will be handed over to Harbour Police Trincomalee. [mappress] Press Release, October 17, 2013; Image:

about 13 years ago
USA: Congress Passes Bill Reopening Federal Government

USA: Congress Passes Bill Reopening Federal Government

President Barack Obama signed legislation late yesterday night bringing federal employees back to work after Congress finally resolved the budget logjam which led to a 16-day shutdown. Senate leaders championed bipartisan legislation to reopen the government and remove the threat of government defau

about 13 years ago
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