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Over 200 Canadian Representatives Take Part in Dawn Blitz 2013
Training & Education

Over 200 Canadian Representatives Take Part in Dawn Blitz 2013

More than 200 soldiers from the Canadian Armed Forces are training alongside United States Marines and other allies during Exercise Dawn Blitz 2013, an amphibious exercise at Camp Pendleton, California, which began June 11th and runs until the 28th of the month. “We are committed to being a reliable

about 13 years ago
Vice Admiral Norman Assumes Command of Canadian Navy
Contracts

Vice Admiral Norman Assumes Command of Canadian Navy

Vice Admiral Mark Norman assumed the duties of Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy from Vice Admiral Paul Maddison yesterday morning at Cartier Square Drill Hall in a formal ceremony attended by the Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence, and presided over by General Tom Lawson, Chie

about 13 years ago
USA: Littoral Combat Ship RMS Completes Reliability Testing
Surface Vessels

USA: Littoral Combat Ship RMS Completes Reliability Testing

The Navy successfully concluded the second and final phase of reliability testing of the littoral combat ship (LCS) remote minehunting system (RMS) off the coast of Palm Beach, Fla., enabling the service to progress toward developmental testing, the Navy announced June 20. The remote minehunting sys

about 13 years ago
HMS Lancaster Sailors Remember Fallen Sailors in Key West, Florida
Defense Strategies

HMS Lancaster Sailors Remember Fallen Sailors in Key West, Florida

They may be gone – but not forgotten. That was the sentiment of sailors from HMS Lancaster during a recent stopover in Key West, Florida. While on the island they visited and restored the graves of two British naval officers who were buried there in 1952. Sub Lieutenant Smith and Midshipman Dewer we

about 13 years ago
USS Enterprise Makes Final Voyage to Newport News Shipyard
Defense Strategies

USS Enterprise Makes Final Voyage to Newport News Shipyard

USS Enterprise (CVN 65) made her final voyage to the Newport News Shipyard June 20. The ship, nearly six months into her dismantling process, was moved by tugboat on the James River to Newport News Shipyard with almost 150 Newport News Shipbuilding and Huntington Ingalls Industries shipbuilders aboa

about 13 years ago
Australian Amphibious TF to Rehearse Evacuation
Amphibious & Support Ships

Australian Amphibious TF to Rehearse Evacuation

Exercise Sea Lion 2013 has entered a critical phase with the go ahead being given for the Amphibious Task Force to rehearse evacuation of Australian citizens and foreign nationals from the troubled Tropicana Enclave. For the sake of the exercise, the country of “Tropicana”, located on the northern c

about 13 years ago
US Navy Releases Results of USS Guardian Grounding Investigation
Sensors & Combat Systems

US Navy Releases Results of USS Guardian Grounding Investigation

The U.S. Navy has released the results of an investigation that assessed circumstances surrounding the ex-USS Guardian grounding that occurred in Philippine waters on January 17. Characterizing the ex-Guardian’s grounding on Tubbataha Reef in the Sulu Sea as a “tragic mishap,” Adm. Cecil D. Haney, c

about 13 years ago
Sri Lanka: Male Sea Cadet Assessment Camp – 2013 Concludes

Sri Lanka: Male Sea Cadet Assessment Camp – 2013 Concludes

The Male Sea Cadet Assessment Camp – 2013, which was held at the Naval and Maritime Academy in Trincomalee, concluded on 18th June 2013. Director of the National Cadet Corps, Major General GBW Jayasundara participated as the Chief Guest. The Naval Wing of the National Cadet Corps, which was started

about 13 years ago
USNS 1ST LT Jack Lummus Wraps Up Active Support for Dawn Blitz 2013
Amphibious & Support Ships

USNS 1ST LT Jack Lummus Wraps Up Active Support for Dawn Blitz 2013

USNS 1ST LT Jack Lummus (T-AK 3011) wrapped up active support for exercise Dawn Blitz 2013 off the coast of San Diego June 20. The ship operated as a training platform for the Marine Combat Logistics Regiment-17, 1st Marine Expeditionary Brigade and U.S. Navy Sailors with Naval Beach Group 1, Expedi

about 13 years ago
NATO Shipping Centre Weekly Piracy Update
Defense Strategies

NATO Shipping Centre Weekly Piracy Update

The number of reported attacks and suspicious activity is down over the last week. This decrease in reports may be due in part, to an improved understanding of the operating environment as ship’s masters and security teams continue to transit the region. Another factor could be the recent meetings b

about 13 years ago
UEMS Wins SubTASS Contract for Canadian Navy Subs
Sensors & Combat Systems

UEMS Wins SubTASS Contract for Canadian Navy Subs

Ultra Electronics Maritime Systems Inc (UEMS) announced a contract award by Public Works and Government Services Canada to manufacture four Submarine Towed Array Sonar System ( SubTASS ) arrays for the Royal Canadian Navy’s VICTORIA class submarines. The SubTASS arrays were developed by UEMS and are

about 13 years ago
Command-Wide SAPR Training Underway Aboard USS Nimitz
Surface Vessels

Command-Wide SAPR Training Underway Aboard USS Nimitz

The aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68) is in the process of conducting command-wide Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) training. The training is being conducted to comply with NAVADMIN 156/13 and NAVADMIN 158/13 that mandates all military service members and Department of Defense (DoD)

about 13 years ago
Japan: Submarine Group Seven Holds Change of Command Ceremony at Fleet Activities Yokosuka
Submarines

Japan: Submarine Group Seven Holds Change of Command Ceremony at Fleet Activities Yokosuka

Submarine Group Seven held a change of command ceremony at Fleet Activities Yokosuka, June 18. During the ceremony, Rear Adm. Stuart B. Munsch relieved Rear Adm. Phillip G. Sawyer as commander of carrier strike group (CSG) 7, also assuming responsibility as commander of Task Forces 54 and 74. Vice A

about 13 years ago
INS GHARIAL Goes All Out to Help Local Community in Bahrain
Training & Education

INS GHARIAL Goes All Out to Help Local Community in Bahrain

The visiting naval ship from India, the INS GHARIAL went all out to the local community yesterday, donating blood and entertaining special group of children from The Society for the Management of Autism-Related Issues – Training, Education and Resources of Brunei or SMARTER Brunei as part of their c

about 13 years ago
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