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US Navy Receives Central Atmosphere Monitoring System IIA from Hamilton Sundstrand
Amphibious & Support Ships

US Navy Receives Central Atmosphere Monitoring System IIA from Hamilton Sundstrand

In a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by U.S. Congresswoman Grace F. Napolitano and other government officials on Jan. 12, Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation dedicated its new state-of-the art lean manufacturing line for the next generation Central Atmosphere Monitoring System, designated the CAMS IIA.

about 14 years ago
British Royal Fleet Auxiliary Ship RFA Fort Rosalie to Visit Grenada
Amphibious & Support Ships

British Royal Fleet Auxiliary Ship RFA Fort Rosalie to Visit Grenada

The British Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship RFA Fort Rosalie will visit Grenada on 20-22 January to support the seventh UK-Caribbean Ministerial Forum taking place on the island. As part of the event, Foreign and Commonwealth Minister for the Caribbean Hon Jeremy Browne MP and the ship’s Commanding Offic

about 14 years ago
USA: Navy Examines Early Retirement Option for Some Enlisted Retention Board-Separating Sailors

USA: Navy Examines Early Retirement Option for Some Enlisted Retention Board-Separating Sailors

As announced by the Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan Greenert during an All Hands Call at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (JBPHH) Jan. 19, the Navy plans to offer voluntary early retirement to certain Sailors separating due to the Enlisted Retention Board (ERB). A NAVADMIN outlining official g

about 14 years ago
Sri Lanka Navy Intercepts 2 Persons Illegally Entering Sri Lankan Waters

Sri Lanka Navy Intercepts 2 Persons Illegally Entering Sri Lankan Waters

Naval Personnel attached to the North-western Naval Command intercepted 02 persons attempting to enter Sri Lanka under cover crossing the north-western seas on 21st January 2012. The duo of Sri Lankan Tamil origin had been trying to creep onto the 08th Sand Bank by swimming from the 09th where they

about 14 years ago
USA: Chief of Naval Operations Sees Hawaii as ‘Gateway’ to Operate Forward
Defense Strategies

USA: Chief of Naval Operations Sees Hawaii as ‘Gateway’ to Operate Forward

The chief of naval operations (CNO) appeared on local Fox affiliate television station KHON2’s Wake Up 2day morning show in Honolulu, Jan. 19. CNO Adm. Jonathan Greenert talked to news anchor Olena Heu about the strategic importance of Hawaii and the Pacific region. “Hawaii is really the gateway to

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Westminster Sails on Seven-Month Deployment
Operations

UK: HMS Westminster Sails on Seven-Month Deployment

Britain’s ‘capital ship’ HMS Westminster sails on a seven-month deployment east of Suez “ready and up for it”. The frigate leaves Portsmouth on Monday to relieve her sister Somerset, which has spent the past half year keeping the sea lanes open and clamping down on illegal activity. The frigate depa

about 14 years ago
Los Angeles-Class Attack Submarine USS Memphis Participates in Final ‘Deplaquing Ceremony’
Submarines

Los Angeles-Class Attack Submarine USS Memphis Participates in Final ‘Deplaquing Ceremony’

Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Memphis (SSN 691) participated in her final “deplaquing” ceremony at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Jan. 19 signifying the end of the maintenance period as the 33-year old submarine prepares for her official decommissioning. Normally the “deplaquing” ceremony signif

about 14 years ago
Sri Lanka Navy Arrests 9 Persons Engaged in Illegal Fishing

Sri Lanka Navy Arrests 9 Persons Engaged in Illegal Fishing

Naval troops attached to the Eastern Naval Command arrested 09 persons with 03 FGDs engaged in illegal fishing using explosives. Five persons were taken into naval custody in the seas off Foul Point while 04 persons were taken in the seas off Uppural. The following items were recovered from their po

about 14 years ago
USS Nautilus Crew Members Reflect on Launching Anniversary

USS Nautilus Crew Members Reflect on Launching Anniversary

Former crew members of the Historic Ship USS Nautilus (SSN 571) offered their reflections of serving aboard the U.S. Navy’s first nuclear-powered submarine in advance of the 58th anniversary of its launching Jan. 21. Former submariner Al Charette served aboard Nautilus in 1957 as a first class sonar

about 14 years ago
FGS LUEBECK Successfully Releases Indian Dhow
Funding

FGS LUEBECK Successfully Releases Indian Dhow

EU NAVFOR warship FGS LUEBECK re-located an Indian registered dhow which had been used as pirate mother-ship involved in the attack on M/V FLINTSTONE early the same day. A Dutch Vessel Protection Detachment (VPD) stationed on the Dutch-registered civilian fall-pipe vessel had repelled the attack fol

about 14 years ago
USS Enterprise Sailors Take Chief Petty Officer Exam Underway
Surface Vessels

USS Enterprise Sailors Take Chief Petty Officer Exam Underway

The aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVN 65) administered the chief petty officer exam to 285 petty officers first class Jan. 19 while underway in the Atlantic Ocean. The annual exam must be completed in less than three hours and consists of 200 questions; 100 test the Sailors’ rating knowledge and

about 14 years ago
Royal Navy Successfully Returns Hijacked Dhow to Yemeni Owner
Operations

Royal Navy Successfully Returns Hijacked Dhow to Yemeni Owner

Just days after being in the clutch of pirates, a dhow is back in the hands of its rightful owners thanks to British sailors and marines. For nearly eight months the Yemeni boat was held by Somali pirates after being hijacked last May. Since then it had been held at a known pirate camp – […]

about 14 years ago
Sailors, Marines Aboard USS Whidbey Island Receive Blessing from Pope Benedict XVI
Amphibious & Support Ships

Sailors, Marines Aboard USS Whidbey Island Receive Blessing from Pope Benedict XVI

Twenty-three Sailors and Marines aboard amphibious dock landing ship USS Whidbey Island (LSD 41) received a blessing from Pope Benedict XVI during a visit to Rome Jan. 18. The group traveled from Naples to Rome to attend Pope Benedict’s weekly Wednesday general audience at Vatican City. The pope wel

about 14 years ago
Russia to Sell Armaments to India for about USD 7.7 Billion in 2012
Surface Vessels

Russia to Sell Armaments to India for about USD 7.7 Billion in 2012

In 2012, Russia will sell armaments to India for about $7.7 bln which is over 60% of Russian export and 80% of Indian import. Since 2013, the US will become India’s largest arms exporter. Such impressive results in Russo-Indian military cooperation are achieved because of several large programs (val

about 14 years ago
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