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HMS Ocean heads Mediterranean anti-submarine warfare exercise
Submarines

HMS Ocean heads Mediterranean anti-submarine warfare exercise

Royal Navy’s amphibious assault ship HMS Ocean took center stage during a multinational anti-submarine warfare exercise. The helicopter carrier and navy flagship took command of Exercise Deep Blue II in the Mediterranean this month. Ships and aircraft from the UK, US and France spent 10 days honing

about 10 years ago
USS Jackson (LCS 6) completes Full Ship Shock Trials
Surface Vessels

USS Jackson (LCS 6) completes Full Ship Shock Trials

U.S. Navy’s Independence-variant littoral combat ship USS Jackson (LCS 6) underwent the third and final underwater explosion on July 16, thereby completing the Full Ship Shock Trials (FSST). The Navy began conducting FSST for the Independence variant littoral combat ship USS Jackson (LCS 6) off the

about 10 years ago
German Navy’s first F125 frigate reaches new home
Surface Vessels

German Navy’s first F125 frigate reaches new home

FGS Baden-Württemberg, the first of four German Navy F 125 frigates, was transferred from the Hamburg shipyard to her new port in the Wilhelmshaven navy base on July 18. Eight ships had streamers flying topmast high to welcome the latest “family member” entering the base with manned rails and ship h

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy submarine returns from record deployment
Operations

Australian Navy submarine returns from record deployment

Royal Australian Navy submarine HMAS Rankin completed a record deployment as she returned to HMAS Stirling base after being deployed for nine months. Commander Submarine Force Captain Matt Buckley described the event as “the longest single deployment for a Collins Class Submarine”. During her deploy

about 10 years ago
Lockheed Martin lays keel for 17th LCS USS Indianapolis
Surface Vessels

Lockheed Martin lays keel for 17th LCS USS Indianapolis

A shipbuilding team led by Lockheed Martin has officially laid the keel for the U.S. Navy’s 17th Littoral Combat Ship (LCS), the future USS Indianapolis, in a ceremony held at Fincantieri Marinette Marine in Marinette, Wisconsin. Ship sponsor Jill Donnelly, the wife of U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly, aut

about 10 years ago
Royal Marines join US Navy assault ship for European exercises
Operations

Royal Marines join US Navy assault ship for European exercises

Royal Marines joined their U.S. counterparts aboard the USS Whidbey Island assault ship as it entered European waters to begin a deployment with the USS Wasp battle group. The USS Whidbey Island is an assault ship – a slightly smaller version of Britain’s Albion and Bulwark which uses hovercraft rat

about 10 years ago
US, Iraqi, Kuwaiti navies organize first trilateral exercise
Training & Education

US, Iraqi, Kuwaiti navies organize first trilateral exercise

The U.S. Navy, Army and Coast Guard together with Iraqi and Kuwaiti navies and Kuwait Coast Guard, sketched out the creation of the first in a series of U.S.-Iraq-Kuwait trilateral exercises following an initial planning conference held at Naval Support Activity Bahrain, July 13. The U.S.-Iraq-Kuwai

about 10 years ago
Best Royal Navy sailors awarded by outgoing Armed Forces Minister
Surface Vessels

Best Royal Navy sailors awarded by outgoing Armed Forces Minister

Star sailors from the Royal Navy’s Portsmouth flotilla have been rewarded for outstanding achievements by the Armed Forces Minister. In her last day in office on July 18, Penny Mordaunt presented 29 awards to personnel who have gone the extra mile for their ship or unit during the past 12 months. Th

about 10 years ago
Gallery: Canadian Navy divers train allies in Jamaica
Training & Education

Gallery: Canadian Navy divers train allies in Jamaica

Photos: Royal Canadian Navy The Royal Canadian Navy has shared a couple of underwater photos from the Tradewinds 2016 exercise during which Canadian Navy diving units instructed Caribbean trainees off Discovery Bay, Jamaica. More than ten clearance divers from the Fleet Diving Unit (Atlantic) and Fl

about 10 years ago
Spain approves critical design review of S-80 submarine
Propulsion

Spain approves critical design review of S-80 submarine

The Spanish Ministry of Defense has approved Navantia’s Critical Design Review (CDR) for the country’s troubled S-80 air-independent propulsion submarines, first of which is now five years late. According to the shipbuilder’s announcement on July 15, the new class of submarines can now transition to

about 10 years ago
Sea Breeze 2016 takes off in Ukraine
Training & Education

Sea Breeze 2016 takes off in Ukraine

The U.S.-Ukraine co-hosted multinational maritime exercise Sea Breeze 2016 started in Odessa, Ukraine on July 18. First Deputy Commander of the Ukrainian Navy Rear Adm. Andrii Tarasov welcomed the United States and the participating nations at the opening ceremony. “We are delighted to host our mari

about 10 years ago
China will continue Nansha islands construction despite ruling: Navy Admiral
Training & Education

China will continue Nansha islands construction despite ruling: Navy Admiral

China will not halt construction activities on the Nansha islands, Chinese PLA Navy Commander Wu Shengli said Monday during a meeting with his U.S. counterpart Admiral John Richardson. “We will never stop our construction on the Nansha Islands halfway… the Nansha Islands are China’s inherent territo

about 10 years ago
Britain decides to renew Trident programme
Weapons Systems

Britain decides to renew Trident programme

The British House of Commons has voted to renew the Trident nuclear programme which will replace the Royal Navy’s four Vanguard-class submarines with new ones. The parliament took the vote after five hours of debate on July 18. The decision to renew the programme was backed by 472 votes to 117. “We

about 10 years ago
US Coast Guard intercepts $5 million of cocaine in two hits
Operations

US Coast Guard intercepts $5 million of cocaine in two hits

The U.S. Coast Guard has offloaded approximately $5 million worth of cocaine seized during two separate interdictions in the Caribbean Sea as part of Operation Unified Resolve. About 150 kilograms of the contraband was offloaded Monday, July 18, at Coast Guard Sector St. Petersburg. In one case, Coa

about 10 years ago
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