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HMS Echo assists yacht stricken by strong winds
Operations

HMS Echo assists yacht stricken by strong winds

Royal Navy’s survey vessel HMS Echo has assisted a yacht that became stranded in strong winds just off the UK South Coast. The Plymouth-based ship worked together with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) and Solent Coast Guard station to come to the aid of the yacht which had become distr

about 10 years ago
US Navy’s unmanned helicopter deploys with improved radar capabilities
Aviation

US Navy’s unmanned helicopter deploys with improved radar capabilities

The U.S. Navy’s MQ-8B Fire Scout unmanned helicopter recently deployed with the USS Coronado (LCS-4) to begin flight operations using its new maritime surveillance radar. According to the Naval Air Systems Command, the AN/ZPY-4(V)1 radar, built by Telephonics Corporation, will be used to improve the

about 10 years ago
Germany, Poland initiate submarine cooperation
Propulsion

Germany, Poland initiate submarine cooperation

German and Polish Navy chiefs have set up a joint “Submarine Operating Authority” bringing the two countries’ navies closer together and transcending traditional strategic reservations often linked to submarine missions. As the agreement outlines, the newly set up ‘task group’ will be part of the Ge

about 10 years ago
Canadian submarine takes part in NATO exercise despite earlier engine breakdown
Defense Strategies

Canadian submarine takes part in NATO exercise despite earlier engine breakdown

Even though Her Majesty’s Canadian Submarine (HMCS) Windsor had to return to port after its engine supercharger broke down on June 3, the submarine still made it to the NATO anti-submarine exercise Dynamic Mongoose 2016. While the submarine may have been a bit late to arrive, Rear-Adm. John Newton,

about 10 years ago
Singapore Navy frigate first non-US ship to lead a group sail to RIMPAC
Surface Vessels

Singapore Navy frigate first non-US ship to lead a group sail to RIMPAC

The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN)’s Formidable-class frigate RSS Steadfast became the first non-United States Navy (USN) ship to lead a multinational group sail to participate in the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) Exercise, the world’s largest international maritime exercise. The frigate led two oth

about 10 years ago
USS Dwight D. Eisenhower strikes ISIL from the Med
Surface Vessels

USS Dwight D. Eisenhower strikes ISIL from the Med

The U.S. aircraft carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower and the assigned Carrier Strike Group conducted strike missions in Iraq in support of Operation Inherent Resolve from the Eastern Mediterranean Sea on June 28, the U.S. Navy said. The Dwight D. Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group entered the Mediterranean S

about 10 years ago
US Navy lays keel for USS Charleston littoral combat ship
Surface Vessels

US Navy lays keel for USS Charleston littoral combat ship

The U.S. Navy laid the keel for the nation’s 18th littoral combat ship, the USS Charleston (LCS 18), at Austal’s shipyard in Alabama, USA. Congressman Bradley Byrne, a member of the House Committee on Armed Services, welded his initials onto a steel plate during a ceremony held on June 28. Austal’s

about 10 years ago
US Coast Guard picks ScanEagle for airborne drone surveillance
Surface Vessels

US Coast Guard picks ScanEagle for airborne drone surveillance

The U.S. Coast Guard informed that it would test Insitu’s ScanEagle small unmanned aircraft system by deploying the system from the Coast Guard Cutter Stratton stationed in Alameda, California. Should all go well, the service plans to deploy the system in 2017. The Coast Guard procured this contract

about 10 years ago
Magic Carpet makes landing aircraft aboard aircraft carriers easier
Surface Vessels

Magic Carpet makes landing aircraft aboard aircraft carriers easier

The U.S. Navy recently spent time testing a technology innovation that makes landing fixed-wing aircraft aboard an aircraft carrier easier. The Maritime Augmented Guidance with Integrated Controls for Carrier Approach and Recovery Precision Enabling Technologies, or Magic Carpet, was tested by the S

about 10 years ago
Canadian warship embarks on Pacific coast patrol
Operations

Canadian warship embarks on Pacific coast patrol

Royal Canadian Navy’s Kingston-class coastal defense vessel HMCS Whitehorse departed its home port of Esquimalt June 27 to conduct maritime security patrols along Canada’s Pacific coast throughout the month of July. During its deployment, which will consist of sovereignty and presence patrols, HMCS

about 10 years ago
Amec Foster lands £75M Royal Navy nuclear submarine contract
Propulsion

Amec Foster lands £75M Royal Navy nuclear submarine contract

British consultancy, engineering and project management company Amec Foster Wheeler has landed a contract for work on the Royal Navy’s fleet of nuclear powered Vanguard-class submarines. Under the contract, which is expected to be worth around £75 million over a five-year period, Amec Foster will be

about 10 years ago
U.S. Navy destroyers reunite in South China Sea
Weapons Systems

U.S. Navy destroyers reunite in South China Sea

Participating ships of a U.S. 3rd Fleet Pacific Surface Action Group (PAC SAG) reunited while on routine patrol increasing U.S. Navy presence in the South China Sea ahead of the international ruling on the South China Sea dispute. The ships met on June 27 after conducting nearly three months of thea

about 10 years ago
No construction start in sight for UK’s Type 26 frigate
Surface Vessels

No construction start in sight for UK’s Type 26 frigate

While the construction start of the Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigate was set for 2016, the Ministry of Defence and BAE Systems still do not have a set price and date for the frigates. British media recently reported about leaked emails showing that BAE offered a £275 million reduction in price along wit

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy ready for Yeovilton Air Day
Aviation

Royal Navy ready for Yeovilton Air Day

Everything is ready for the Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton International Air Day 2016 to take to the skies on Saturday, July 2. In its seventieth anniversary (the first event was staged in 1947), Air Day is one of the Royal Navy’s premier annual events and among the South West’s key single-day sh

about 10 years ago
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