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109 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean
Surface Vessels

109 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean

Two rubber boats, sailing in poor conditions in the Mediterranean Sea, were spotted in the morning of December 14 by a Spanish P3 Orion patrol aircraft deployed to Operation Sophia. The Slovenian corvette SNS Triglav 11, operating within Operation Sophia since October this year, was asked to interve

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy receives third Astute-class submarine
Surface Vessels

Royal Navy receives third Astute-class submarine

HMS Artful, the third of overall seven submarines the United Kingdom is building, has joined the Royal Navy fleet. Until now the submarine was owned by Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), the MOD’s body responsible for procuring and supporting equipment for the armed forces. Defence Minister Phili

about 10 years ago
64th Arleigh Burke destroyer launched
Surface Vessels

64th Arleigh Burke destroyer launched

The U.S. Navy’s Aegis-equipped Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) was launched at the Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) shipyard December 12. The ship was translated from the land level facility to the drydock which was slowly flooded until the ship was afloat. You can watch

about 10 years ago
Royal Moroccan Navy picks Damen for its interceptor vessels
Surface Vessels

Royal Moroccan Navy picks Damen for its interceptor vessels

Following the delivery of a water-making platform, a frigate and a tug, the Royal Moroccan Navy has now placed an order with Damen for five interceptor vessels. The Interceptor 1503 vessels will be mobilised to combat illegal activities such as terrorism and smuggling in Moroccan waters. According t

about 10 years ago
Austal to build two more Cape Class vessels
Funding

Austal to build two more Cape Class vessels

The Australian-based shipbuilder, Austal Limited, announced December 13 it has entered into a shipbuilding contract with the National Australia Bank to construct two further Cape Class Patrol Boats. The contract value for the two vessels is $63 million. The company said the vessels would be delivere

about 10 years ago
USS Milwaukee towed to port after breaking down
Amphibious & Support Ships

USS Milwaukee towed to port after breaking down

Although the U.S. Navy’s fifth Freedom-variant littoral combat ship, the USS Milwaukee, was commissioned November 21, the ship arrived at Joint Expeditionary Base (JEB), Virginia, December 11. This delay was caused by the discovery of metallic debris in the port and starboard combining gear filter s

about 10 years ago
HMS Richmond returns home
Surface Vessels

HMS Richmond returns home

Royal Navy’s type 23 frigate, HMS Richmond returned home to the Naval Base Portsmouth on December 11 after a nine-month deployment. Sailing more than 40,000 miles, the Portsmouth-based Type 23 frigate travelled as far as the Indian Ocean on security patrols, where her crew intercepted their first ma

about 10 years ago
USS Zumwalt already paying off
Surface Vessels

USS Zumwalt already paying off

The U.S. Navy’s new stealth destroyer, USS Zumwalt, interrupted its sea trials to assist the U.S Coast Guard and their MH-60 helicopter in evacuating a man 40 nautical miles southeast of Portland, USA, on December 12. At approximately 3 a.m Saturday, Coast Guard Sector Northern New England watchstan

about 10 years ago
Former navy ship sunk in Delaware, USA
Operations

Former navy ship sunk in Delaware, USA

The U.S. state Delaware and its Department of natural resources and environmental control DNREC sank the former Army and Navy ship Shearwater on December 11. The ship was sunk onto the Del-Jersey-Land Reef as the latest fish-attracting habitat and underwater enhancement to Delaware’s acclaimed artif

about 10 years ago
Royal Australian Navy assumes command of Combined Task Force 150

Royal Australian Navy assumes command of Combined Task Force 150

The Royal Australian Navy took over the command of Combined Task Force (CTF) 150 of the Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) which had previously been lead by the Pakistan Navy. Commodore Jaimie Hatcher of the Royal Australian Navy assumed command of Combined Task Force (CTF) 150 from Rear Admiral Muhamma

about 10 years ago
Russian Destroyer Fires Warning Shots at Turkish Vessel
Surface Vessels

Russian Destroyer Fires Warning Shots at Turkish Vessel

Russian Navy’s destroyer ship Smetlivy fired warning shots at a Turkish fishing vessel in the Aegean Sea on December 13. The Russian Ministry of Defence said the destroyer was forced to open warning fire in order to avoid a collision between the two vessels. At the moment of the incident, the destro

about 10 years ago
Most Read News, December 7 – 13, 2015

Most Read News, December 7 – 13, 2015

Most Read News, December 7 – 13, 2015

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy Makes Second Drug Bust in the Mediterranean
Surface Vessels

Royal Navy Makes Second Drug Bust in the Mediterranean

The Royal Navy has carried out its second drugs bust in the Mediterranean in just two weeks with HMS St Albans seizing around 320kg of cannabis. The Type 23 frigate stopped the drug smugglers during a routine security patrol and prevented around £1 million worth of narcotics reaching European market

about 10 years ago
Columbian President Christens Two Submarines
Contracts

Columbian President Christens Two Submarines

Columbian president Juan Manuel Santos Calderón christened two former German navy Type 206 A submarines in Cartagena, Colombia. The submarines have been acquired under the Colombian Navy’s modernization plan. The Type 206 A submarines were upgraded by ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems and will replace two

about 10 years ago
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