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Japan launches second Maya-class destroyer Haguro
Surface Vessels

Japan launches second Maya-class destroyer Haguro

The Japan Maritime Self Defense Force’s second Maya-class Aegis destroyer Haguro (DDG 180) was launched in a July 17 ceremony in Yokohama. Built by Japan Marine United (JMU) Corporation, the 170-meter destroyer is an improved version of the Atago-class ships that entered service in 2007 and 2008. Th

about 7 years ago
US Navy announces future USS Indianapolis commissioning date
Surface Vessels

US Navy announces future USS Indianapolis commissioning date

The US Navy’s newest Freedom variant littoral combat ship USS Indianapolis (LCS 17) is set to enter service in an October 26 ceremony in Burns Harbor, Indiana. LCS-17 is the fourth ship to carry the name of Indiana’s capital city. The first Indianapolis was a steamer built for the US Shipping Board

about 7 years ago
Australia leads its “largest amphibious assault since WWII”
Funding

Australia leads its “largest amphibious assault since WWII”

A multinational amphibious landing and offensive assault was part of exercise Talisman Sabre.

about 7 years ago
Chantier, Seaspan get share of C$7B Canadian Halifax-class frigate upkeep deal
Surface Vessels

Chantier, Seaspan get share of C$7B Canadian Halifax-class frigate upkeep deal

The Canadian government has finalized contracts for the maintenance of Royal Canadian Navy Halifax-class frigates with two of three shipbuilders set to share work on a deal worth C$7 billion over a span of 20 years. The government said it has awarded $500 million contracts to Chantier Davie and Seas

about 7 years ago
Kearsarge amphibious ready group returns from Middle East deployment
Amphibious & Support Ships

Kearsarge amphibious ready group returns from Middle East deployment

Ships from the US Navy’s Kearsarge amphibious ready group (ARG) are set to return to Norfolk on July 18, after eight months of operations in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. More than 4,500 sailors and marines are embarked aboard amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD 3), the amphibious trans

about 7 years ago
Royal Navy’s Martlet missile debuts on Type 23 frigate HMS Sutherland
Weapons Systems

Royal Navy’s Martlet missile debuts on Type 23 frigate HMS Sutherland

The missile will defend against small boat attacks.

about 7 years ago
Brazil carries out third test of MANSUP anti-ship missile
Weapons Systems

Brazil carries out third test of MANSUP anti-ship missile

The Brazilian Navy has carried out a third test launch of the MANSUP anti-ship missile on July 10, targeting the hull of the former tugboat Tridente. The missile was launched by Niterói-class frigate BNS Independência on July 10 and was supported by a number of naval and aerial assets. The test was

about 7 years ago
French yard launching “world’s largest Aluminium OPV” for Philippine Coast Guard
Surface Vessels

French yard launching “world’s largest Aluminium OPV” for Philippine Coast Guard

French shipbuilder OCEA is ready to launch the 84-meter offshore patrol vessel OPV 270 for the Philippines Coast Guard at its Les Sables d’Olonne site on July 17. The shipbuilder says the vessel is the “largest aluminium OPV built in the world”. It is built under a contract from late 2017, which inc

about 7 years ago
Greece gets green light to buy seven MH-60R helos
Aviation

Greece gets green light to buy seven MH-60R helos

The US State Department has cleared Greece to buy MH-60R multi-mission helicopters with support equipment under a deal estimated to be worth $600 million. The US approval comes less than six months after the Greek government announced its intention to buy the MH-60R. The Hellenic Navy is expected to

about 7 years ago
First UK P-8A Poseidon starts test flights
Aviation

First UK P-8A Poseidon starts test flights

The UK’s first Poseidon MRA Mk1 (P-8A) maritime patrol aircraft has completed its first flight, marking another milestone ahead of delivery in early 2020. Following this first test flight, the aircraft will transfer from Boeing Commercial Airplanes to Boeing Defense, Space and Security to be fitted

about 7 years ago
US Navy’s 13th EPF to be named USNS Apalachicola
Amphibious & Support Ships

US Navy’s 13th EPF to be named USNS Apalachicola

The 13th vessel in the US Navy’s Spearhead-class of expeditionary fast transport (EPF) ships will be named USNS Apalachicola (T-EPF 13), Secretary of the Navy Richard V. Spencer has announced. Construction of the ship is set to start in late 2019 after shipbuilder Austal USA received a long-lead tim

about 7 years ago
Australian frigate home after seizing over $1B worth of drugs in Middle East
Surface Vessels

Australian frigate home after seizing over $1B worth of drugs in Middle East

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Ballarat returned to its Perth homeport on July 14, following a nine-month deployment to the Middle East. The frigate’s 200 officers and sailors worked together with the international Combined Maritime Forces to seize nearly 20 tonnes of illicit drugs worth an esti

about 7 years ago
UK sending destroyer Duncan to Persian Gulf amid Iran tensions
Surface Vessels

UK sending destroyer Duncan to Persian Gulf amid Iran tensions

The UK is sending Type 45 destroyer HMS Duncan to the Persian Gulf in the wake of an escalation of tensions in the region following the scrapping of the Iran nuclear deal and a spate of attacks on commercial tankers. HMS Duncan was operating in the Black Sea when the ship’s new tasking was announced

about 7 years ago
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