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Saudi Arabia Eyes 30 Mark V Patrol Boats
Amphibious & Support Ships

Saudi Arabia Eyes 30 Mark V Patrol Boats

The Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified the US Congress July 9 of a possible Foreign Military Sale to Saudi Arabia of 30 Mark V patrol boats and associated equipment, parts, training and logistical support for an estimated cost of $ 1 .2 billion. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has requested a

about 13 years ago
China, Russia Finish Extensive Naval Exercise
Training & Education

China, Russia Finish Extensive Naval Exercise

China and Russia on Wednesday completed an extensive naval exercise in the Far East, said a representative of Russia’s Pacific Fleet… [mappress] Source: Russian Navy, July 12, 2013; Image: facepunch

about 13 years ago
US 4th Fleet Marks 5th Anniversary
Operations

US 4th Fleet Marks 5th Anniversary

U.S. 4th Fleet marked its 5th anniversary since the numbered fleet was reestablished July 12th 2008 during a ceremony held at Naval Station Mayport July 11th. U.S. 4th Fleet was first established in 1943 as one of the original numbered fleets during World War II. The United States needed a command i

about 13 years ago
HMAS Stuart Returns to Sydney
Surface Vessels

HMAS Stuart Returns to Sydney

Following an extremely busy and challenging ten weeks alongside Fleet Base West, HMAS Stuart turned to Sydney yesterday. With the sounds of a lone piper playing on the Chaff Deck, the Tartan Terror glided into Fleet Base East and was met by family and friends as well as the Commander Australian Flee

about 13 years ago
Time Capsule Placed on USS Gerald R. Ford
Surface Vessels

Time Capsule Placed on USS Gerald R. Ford

Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) division welded a time capsule July 11 inside the flight deck control room of the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78). The time capsule contains items that were placed under the 555-metric ton island during a ceremonial event in January by Susan F

about 13 years ago
USS Nimitz Welcomes Eleven Midshipmen Onboard
Surface Vessels

USS Nimitz Welcomes Eleven Midshipmen Onboard

Eleven Midshipmen arrived on board the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68) July 9 as part of a summer training program. This is the second group of midshipmen Nimitz has hosted the past month. Cruises like these allow future officers to experience life at sea, glimpsing both the enlisted and office

about 13 years ago
EUNAVFOR: MV Albedo’s Life Boats Spotted on Somali Beach
Funding

EUNAVFOR: MV Albedo’s Life Boats Spotted on Somali Beach

Earlier this week, EU Naval Force confirmed that the Malaysian flagged Motor Vessel MV Albedo, held by armed pirates in an anchorage close to the Somali coast since November 2010, had sunk in rough seas. An EU Naval Force warship and Maritime Patrol Aircraft closed the scene to search for survivors.

about 13 years ago
NATO Maritime Air Forces Changes Command
Defense Strategies

NATO Maritime Air Forces Changes Command

Rear Admiral Thomas Ernst, German Navy, relieved French Navy Rear Admiral Jacques de Solms as NATO’s Commander, Maritime Air (COMMARAIR) and Deputy Chief of Staff Maritime Air for NATO Allied Maritime Command (MARCOM), on Wednesday, 10 July 2013. During his tenure, de Solms led the complex consolida

about 13 years ago
HMAS Newcastle Replenishes at Sea
Amphibious & Support Ships

HMAS Newcastle Replenishes at Sea

HMAS Newcastle’s Ship’s Company has battled through 35-degree heat and 97-percent humidity to complete multiple replenishment operations with the United States Naval Service ship USNS Patuxent in the Gulf of Aden, in the Middle East Area of Operations. Newcastle was supplied with 400,000 litres of F

about 13 years ago
Australian Navy Induces Maritime Support Helicopter and 808 Squadron
Amphibious & Support Ships

Australian Navy Induces Maritime Support Helicopter and 808 Squadron

A new helicopter to be used by both the Royal Australian Navy and Australian Army has been inducted into the Australian Defence Force Fleet during a commissioning ceremony at HMAS Albatross, near Nowra, NSW. The ceremony also marked the formal induction of 808 Squadron to operate the new MRH 90 Taip

about 13 years ago
Sweden: Saab Signs Contract to Deploy Skeldar UAS for Maritime Operations
Aviation

Sweden: Saab Signs Contract to Deploy Skeldar UAS for Maritime Operations

Defence and security company Saab has signed a contract to deploy the Skeldar Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) for maritime operations. Skeldar UAS will be operationally deployed with the customer before the end of this year and will be used in naval operations where the benefits of a Vertical Take Off

about 13 years ago
Canada: Victoria-Class Submarines Progress toward High Readiness
Training & Education

Canada: Victoria-Class Submarines Progress toward High Readiness

The Victoria-class submarine fleet continues to progress towards steady state when three of four submarines will be available for operations. This will include a high readiness submarine available on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, HMCS Windsor and HMCS Victoria respectively, with a third subm

about 13 years ago
Three Japanese Warships Visit Halifax, Canada
Amphibious & Support Ships

Three Japanese Warships Visit Halifax, Canada

Three Japanese warships arrived in Halifax harbour on July 8th, marking the second visit in two years for Japan’s Maritime Self-Defence Force. The ships Kashima, Shirayuki and Isoyuki are staying in Halifax until Thursday, July 11. “We are pleased to work with the Consulate General of Japan to welco

about 13 years ago
US, Australian Personnel Prepare for Exercise
Training & Education

US, Australian Personnel Prepare for Exercise

More than 27,000 U.S. and Australian personnel are converging in Australia and the Coral Sea in preparation for the amphibious exercise Talisman Saber 2013, to be held off the coast of Australia July 15 through Aug. 6. Talisman Saber is a U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM)-sponsored exercise that trains f

about 13 years ago
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