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CTF 151 commander visits Japanese destroyers
Amphibious & Support Ships

CTF 151 commander visits Japanese destroyers

The commander of the international Combined Task Force 151 (CTF) Rear Admiral Ken Cheong, visited CTF 151 units from the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF). Radm Cheong, of the Republic of Singapore Navy, visited Japanese destroyers JS Yuudachi and JS Yuugiri while they were in Oman. In atten

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy reinforces Pacific Island’s fisheries patrols
Defense Strategies

Australian Navy reinforces Pacific Island’s fisheries patrols

The Royal Australian Navy has joined the fight against illegal fishing around Niue, securing greater maritime patrols of the Pacific island nation’s waters by having neighboring countries’ boats patrol Niue waters. The agreement was reached during a planning conference on Niue held in late April. Ma

about 10 years ago
Two Italian corvettes prepare for new life as Bangladesh Coast Guard vessels
Contracts

Two Italian corvettes prepare for new life as Bangladesh Coast Guard vessels

The Italian Navy has, one last time, bid farewell to its two decommissioned Minerva-class corvettes which will continue their lives as Bangladesh Coast Guard ships. ITS Danaide and ITS Urania left the Navy yard to undergo conversion works before they are delivered to the Bangladesh Coast Guard. The

about 10 years ago
USS Farragut to enter drydock selected restricted availability
Surface Vessels

USS Farragut to enter drydock selected restricted availability

U.S. Navy’s Flight IIa Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Farragut is set to undergo drydock selected restricted availability (DSRA) repair works. The Southeast Regional Maintenance Center, Florida, has awarded BAE Systems a $32,5 million contract for the DSRA. The contract additionally has options w

about 10 years ago
China slams US Navy’s ‘illegal’ South China Sea sail-by
Surface Vessels

China slams US Navy’s ‘illegal’ South China Sea sail-by

China has blasted this week’s sail-by a U.S. Navy warship in the South China Sea, deeming it provocative and illegal. To remind, the USS William P. Lawrence destroyer on Tuesday, May 10, performed a freedom of navigation operation near the Fiery Cross Reef in the Spratly Islands. Responding to the o

about 10 years ago
German tanker joins Op Atalanta off the coast of Somalia
Amphibious & Support Ships

German tanker joins Op Atalanta off the coast of Somalia

German Navy’s tanker support ship, FGS Spessart, joined Operation Atalanta on May 11, as part of Germany’s contribution to the EU’s efforts to deter and disrupt piracy off the coast of Somalia. The ship departed the Wilhelmshaven base and set sail for the Horn of Africa on April 15, 2016. Under the

about 10 years ago
Royal Australian Navy leases life rafts
Amphibious & Support Ships

Royal Australian Navy leases life rafts

The Royal Australian Navy has recently signed a five-year contract for the lease of inflatable life rafts with improved servicing requirements. Under the contract with Survitec, a marine safety solutions provider, the existing fleet of inflatable life rafts will be replaced with leased commercial in

about 10 years ago
US Navy aircraft carrier accomplishes 5000 arrested landings
Surface Vessels

US Navy aircraft carrier accomplishes 5000 arrested landings

U.S. Navy’s nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) and the embarked Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 9 marked a milestone, May 5, with the deployment’s 5,000th arrested landing, or trap. John C. Stennis and CVW-9 have worked hard together through the workup cycle and put their lessons l

about 10 years ago
German Bremen-class frigate changes command
Surface Vessels

German Bremen-class frigate changes command

German Navy’s Bremen-class frigate is scheduled to hold a change of command ceremony on May 13, 2016. Due to construction works at the navy yard in Wilhelmshaven the ceremony will take place at the Blohm & Voss shipyard in Hamburg, Germany. The 4th Frigate Squadron Commander, Captain at Sea, Thorste

about 10 years ago
Rolls Royce to provide diesel generators for first Type 26 frigates
Surface Vessels

Rolls Royce to provide diesel generators for first Type 26 frigates

BAE Systems, the company responsible for UK’s Type 26 Global Combat Ship program, has awarded an equipment contract to Rolls-Royce to manufacture diesel generators for the first three Type 26 anti-submarine warfare ships. This marks the first Type 26 manufacturing contract to be agreed since the UK

about 10 years ago
Northrop Grumman performs AN/SLQ-32(V7) critical design review
Cyber & Electronic Warfare

Northrop Grumman performs AN/SLQ-32(V7) critical design review

American aerospace and defense technology company Northrop Grumman informed that it has conducted a critical design review (CDR) for the U.S. Navy’s Block 3 AN/SLQ-32(V)7 electronic warfare system. The company said the CDR, a key component of the Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program (SEWIP

about 10 years ago
U.S. Navy destroyer sails near Chinese-claimed island
Surface Vessels

U.S. Navy destroyer sails near Chinese-claimed island

The U.S. Navy has once again challenged China in the South China Sea by sailing a destroyer near a Chinese disputed reef. The latest sail by is the third time a U.S. warship has exercised the ‘freedom of navigation’, a maritime principle the U.S. Navy calls upon when it sails in the disputed areas.

about 10 years ago
Saab to provide optronic sensors for Royal Canadian Navy
Operations

Saab to provide optronic sensors for Royal Canadian Navy

Lockheed Martin Canada has awarded Saab a contract to add optronic sensors to the Canadian Navy’s Ceros 200 fire control directors. The Ceros 200 is a radar and optronic fire control director for naval ships which equips all of Canada’s Halifax-class frigates along with a land-based test site. When

about 10 years ago
HNLMS De Zeven Provinciën intercepts drugs in the Caribbean
Operations

HNLMS De Zeven Provinciën intercepts drugs in the Caribbean

Dutch Navy’s air defense and command frigate HNLMS De Zeven Provinciën (F802) intercepted 320 kilos of drugs in the Caribbean Sea between Venezuela and Jamaica. Four suspected drug smugglers were arrested during the operation. A Caribbean Coast Guard maritime patrol aircraft discovered a small, fast

about 10 years ago
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