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Mark VI patrol boat in first drill with aircraft carrier
Surface Vessels

Mark VI patrol boat in first drill with aircraft carrier

A Mark VI patrol boat from the Coastal Riverine Squadron (CRS) 3 joined USS Carl Vinson’s (CVN 70) composite unit training exercise (COMPTUEX) on November 4, marking a first for the patrol boat. Operating off the California coast, the MK VI crew assisted with the COMPTUEX, which aligned with the squ

about 9 years ago
RFA Gold Rover departs Simon’s Town
Amphibious & Support Ships

RFA Gold Rover departs Simon’s Town

Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Gold Rover left Simon’s town Naval Base for the final time on November 8. Gold Rover first visited Simon’s Town, South Africa in late 2006 and ever since has been a regular visitor. Simon’s Town has proven to be an ideal location within the area of operations to conduct m

about 9 years ago
US Marines, Sailors to get upgraded fireproof uniforms
Operations

US Marines, Sailors to get upgraded fireproof uniforms

The U.S. Marines Corps announced that sailors and marines would soon receive updated flame resistant uniforms, making them less susceptible to severe burns. The Enhanced Fire Resistant Combat Ensemble is the latest upgrade to the Corps’ flame resistant combat ensemble inventory. The update includes

about 9 years ago
Planning for Pacific Partnership 2017 underway in Singapore
Defense Strategies

Planning for Pacific Partnership 2017 underway in Singapore

Pacific partnership staff and partner nation representatives met in Singapore, November 8-10, for a planning conference to finalize details for the upcoming mission, slated for the spring of 2017. In its 12th year, Pacific Partnership is the largest annual multilateral humanitarian assistance and di

about 9 years ago
South Korea commissions sixth Incheon-class frigate ROKS Gwangju
Surface Vessels

South Korea commissions sixth Incheon-class frigate ROKS Gwangju

The Republic of South Korea Navy has commissioned its sixth FF frigate, named ROKS Gwangju, the country’s arms procurement agency announced. According to a report by the South Korean news agency Yonhap, the new frigate is expected to start patrols in March next year after it completes operational se

about 9 years ago
NATO kicks off new operation Sea Guardian
Defense Strategies

NATO kicks off new operation Sea Guardian

Three NATO ships and two submarines began a new NATO maritime security operation in the Mediterranean Sea on Wednesday. Italian frigate ITS Aviere, Bulgarian frigate BGS Verni, Turkish frigate TCG Gemlik, Greek submarine HS Papanikolis and the Spanish submarine ESPS Mistral – will conduct the first

about 9 years ago
Norwegian Navy commander: Russia should give up a blue-water navy dream

Norwegian Navy commander: Russia should give up a blue-water navy dream

Russia should abstain from massive investments in major naval combatant projects in order to make sure political ambitions do not deplete its budgets and return the fleet to the decaying, post Cold War status, Norwegian Navy commander Daniel Thomassen wrote in an article for the November-edition of

about 9 years ago
US Navy opens iLab to boost submarine innovation
Research & Development

US Navy opens iLab to boost submarine innovation

The U.S. Navy has officially opened a new innovation laboratory, aptly shortened to iLab, with a ribbon cutting ceremony held November 7 at Joint Base Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The iLab’s mission will be to exploit and leverage low-cost commercial sector research and tools from the computer gaming indus

about 9 years ago
German tender Werra returns from EU mission off Libya
Funding

German tender Werra returns from EU mission off Libya

German Navy’s Elbe-class replenishment ship Werra is set to return to its homeport in the Kiel Navy base after spending five months underway supporting EU’s maritime operations. Werra departed port in June to join EUNAVFOR’s operation Sophia to help tackle people smugglers, deaths of migrants at sea

about 9 years ago
British explorer’s South Georgia expedition revisited by Royal Navy icebreaker
Operations

British explorer’s South Georgia expedition revisited by Royal Navy icebreaker

Having spent last Antarctic summer celebrating the deeds of one British polar hero, the crew of Royal Navy icebreaker HMS Protector have opened the 2016-17 survey season honouring his rival. A century after Sir Ernest Shackleton landed at King Haakon Bay on South Georgia in a makeshift lifeboat – th

about 9 years ago
US Navy awards further $21M to Lockheed Martin for submarine sonar COTS upgrades
Sensors & Combat Systems

US Navy awards further $21M to Lockheed Martin for submarine sonar COTS upgrades

The U.S. Navy has awarded Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems a $21.3 million contract modification exercising an option for the production of Acoustic Rapid Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) Insertion (A-RCI) Technical Insertion – 16 (TI-16) systems and pre-cable kits and production support. T

about 9 years ago
Mine warfare specialists complete training in Kuwait
Surface Vessels

Mine warfare specialists complete training in Kuwait

U.S. Navy sailors assigned to explosive ordnance disposal mobile unit (EODMU) 6, currently embarked aboard aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) (Ike), returned from Camp Beuhring in Udairi, Kuwait, after completing specialized sustainment training, Oct. 25-31. Camp Beuhring serves as a

about 9 years ago
Australian minehunter visits Indonesia
Surface Vessels

Australian minehunter visits Indonesia

The crew of the Royal Australian Navy’s Huon class minehunter HMAS Yarra has paid a rare port call to the Indonesian trade centre of Makassar. Yarra was the first Royal Australian Navy vessel to visit Makassar since the opening of the Australian mission in the city this March. Australia is South Sul

about 9 years ago
HMS Charger patrol boat completes refit ahead of Arctic Convoy commemorations
Surface Vessels

HMS Charger patrol boat completes refit ahead of Arctic Convoy commemorations

HMS Charger, Liverpool URNU’s affiliated P2000 patrol boat, returned to her home port in October following a year-long major refit – and just in time to escort HMS Dragon into harbour to play her part in the Arctic Convoy commemorations being held in the city. Charger welcomed some bleary-eyed stude

about 9 years ago
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