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US Navy identifies missing USS Stethem sailor after suspending search
Surface Vessels

US Navy identifies missing USS Stethem sailor after suspending search

After suspending search efforts, the U.S. Navy identified the missing USS Stethem (DDG 63) sailor as Lt. Steven D. Hopkins. Hopkins was reported missing and assumed overboard on August 1, during what the navy described as routine operations in the South China Sea. USS Stethem was 140 miles of Subic

about 9 years ago
USS George Washington starting four-year overhaul
Surface Vessels

USS George Washington starting four-year overhaul

The U.S. Navy’s sixth aircraft carrier, USS George Washington, is set to arrive at Newport News Shipbuilding on Friday to begin its four-year mid-life refit after 25 years of service. This was announced by Newport News Shipbuilding president Jennifer Boykin who said the company had been working unde

about 9 years ago
US Navy patrol ships test fire Griffin missiles in Persian Gulf
Operations

US Navy patrol ships test fire Griffin missiles in Persian Gulf

Five Bahrain-based U.S. Navy coastal patrol ships carried out a proficiency fire test of their MK 60 Griffin Missile Systems (GMS) July 18-20 in the Persian Gulf. Coastal patrol ships USS Tempest (PC 2), USS Squall (PC 7), USS Chinook (PC 9), USS Firebolt (PC 10) and USS Thunderbolt (PC 12) launched

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy Merlins complete five-month stint aboard FS Mistral
Aviation

Royal Navy Merlins complete five-month stint aboard FS Mistral

A group of Royal Navy sailors and marines together with two Royal Navy Merlin Mk3 helicopters spent the past five months deployed aboard the French helicopter carrier FS Mistral during its Jeanne D’Arc mission. FS Mistral, together with frigate FS Courbet, embarked Royal Navy personnel in March for

about 9 years ago
US Navy’s AN/SPY-6(V) AMDR radar passes another ballistic missile test
Sensors & Combat Systems

US Navy’s AN/SPY-6(V) AMDR radar passes another ballistic missile test

After passing a short-range ballistic missile test in March this year, the U.S. Navy’s AN/SPY-6(V) Air and Missile Defense Radar (AMDR) was now tested against a medium-range ballistic missile target that was launched from the Pacific Missile Range Facility at Kauai, Hawaii. In the test that took pla

about 9 years ago
Portsmouth Naval Base boosting energy capacity
Contracts

Portsmouth Naval Base boosting energy capacity

Royal Navy’s Portsmouth Naval Base will be receiving a new combined heat and power plant which will recycle energy, reduce carbon footprint and save the UK defense ministry up to £4million per year in energy costs. BAE Systems is beginning work to install the plant as energy and electrical requireme

about 9 years ago
Lockheed gets $26.5 million for US Navy laser guided training rounds
Weapons Systems

Lockheed gets $26.5 million for US Navy laser guided training rounds

The U.S. Navy has awarded Lockheed Martin a $26.5 million contract to produce Enhanced Laser Guided Training Rounds (ELGTR). The contract includes a base year order with options for four additional years. Under the contract, which extends ELGTR production into late 2019, Lockheed Martin will deliver

about 9 years ago
Crane mock-up helps Norfolk Naval Shipyard save time and money
Training & Education

Crane mock-up helps Norfolk Naval Shipyard save time and money

The U.S. Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY) has found a way to save time and money by having training employees learn on a crane mock-up before transiting to the real waterfront ones. The mock-up is in use since July this year. According to Roger Wandover, an electrician and Continuous Training and Devel

about 9 years ago
Richard V. Spencer becomes 76th secretary of the U.S. Navy

Richard V. Spencer becomes 76th secretary of the U.S. Navy

The U.S. Navy now has its 76th secretary of the navy after White House nominee Richard V. Spencer was sworn in on August 3. The former U.S. Marine pilot assumes the role two days after being confirmed in a Senate hearing. Spencer most recently served as Managing Partner for investment company Fall C

about 9 years ago
Sri Lanka Navy commissions offshore patrol vessel SLNS Sayurala
Surface Vessels

Sri Lanka Navy commissions offshore patrol vessel SLNS Sayurala

The Sri Lankan Navy commissioned SLNS Sayurala, the first of two offshore patrol vessel, in a ceremony at Colombo naval base on August 2. Sayurala was built by Indian shipbuilder Goa Shipyards Limited under a US$ 155 million contract and is the largest vessels the Sri Lanka has operated. The vessel

about 9 years ago
Second Royal Navy tanker starts voyage from South Korea to UK
Amphibious & Support Ships

Second Royal Navy tanker starts voyage from South Korea to UK

RFA Tiderace, the second of four Royal Fleet Auxiliary Tide-class ships, has gotten underway from Okpo, South Korea starting her lengthy voyage to UK. Tiderace departed the Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) shipyard and has sailed the Japanese Kanmon Strait, according to latest AIS d

about 9 years ago
Qatar signs €5 billion warship deal amid sanctions row
Amphibious & Support Ships

Qatar signs €5 billion warship deal amid sanctions row

A €5 billion deal between Italy and Qatar for the construction of seven navy vessels is now official following an announcement made by Qatar’s foreign minister on Wednesday. “I am pleased to announce the conclusion of a deal between the Qatari Emiri Naval Forces to buy seven naval units from Italy i

about 9 years ago
NATO SNMG1 joins UK-US carrier-centric drill Saxon Warrior
Defense Strategies

NATO SNMG1 joins UK-US carrier-centric drill Saxon Warrior

When the joint UK-US exercise Saxon Warrior kicked off in waters north of Scotland on August 1, 9000 NATO-sailors on 15 warships got underway for the drills. In addition to U.S. and Royal Navy assets, the exercise is joined by the flagship of NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 1, the Norwegian Navy frig

about 9 years ago
USS Carl Vinson starts carrier qualifications
Surface Vessels

USS Carl Vinson starts carrier qualifications

The U.S. Navy’s Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) got underway from her homeport of Naval Air Station North Island on July 31 to complete fleet replacement squadron (FRS) carrier qualifications (CQ). During the underway period, Carl Vinson will team up with the Strike Fighter Sq

about 9 years ago
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