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Eastern Pacific Cocaine Bust
Surface Vessels

Eastern Pacific Cocaine Bust

The US Coast Guard and US Customs and Border Protection interdicted approximately 15000 pounds of cocaine off the coast of Mexico on August 31. A CBP Office of Air and Marine P-3 Maritime Patrol Aircraft tracked the 50-foot self-propelled semi-submersible vessel while on routine patrol in the intern

about 11 years ago
New Commander Boards USS Gridley
Weapons Systems

New Commander Boards USS Gridley

US Navy’s guided-missile destroyer USS Gridley (DDG 101) held a change of command ceremony at Naval Base San Diego on Sept. 18. Cmdr. Mark Nieswiadomy turned over command of the guided-missile destroyer to Cmdr. Marc Crawford. The change of command ceremony honored the end of a 36-month tour aboard

about 11 years ago
121 Cuban Migrants Returned to Cuba
Surface Vessels

121 Cuban Migrants Returned to Cuba

The US Coast Guard has repatriated 121 Cuban migrants to Bahia de Cabañas, Cuba, within the past week. These repatriations are a result of nine separate interdictions at sea in the south Florida Straits. These events all consisted of Cubans attempting to illegally enter the United States on unseawor

about 11 years ago
US Officials Seize More Than 3,400 Pounds of Cocaine
Surface Vessels

US Officials Seize More Than 3,400 Pounds of Cocaine

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Air and Marine agents and interagency partners intercepted more than 3,400 pounds of cocaine during two separate at-sea interdictions off the coast of Central America. The wholesale value of the seized drugs is tens of millions of dollars. On Sept. 12, a

about 11 years ago
CP-15 Final Mission Stop Ends
Amphibious & Support Ships

CP-15 Final Mission Stop Ends

The Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Comfort (T-AH 20) departed Haiti on Sept. 19th, marking the completion of Comfort’s eleventh and final mission stop in support of Continuing Promise 2015 (CP-15). Joint-military members and non-governmental organization volunteers completed medical ope

about 11 years ago
Sea Trials Delayed for USS Gerald R. Ford
Surface Vessels

Sea Trials Delayed for USS Gerald R. Ford

Testing of advanced systems onboard USS Gerald R. Ford has fallen behind schedule, thereby delaying the sea trials phase. The delay of the sea trials phase may add up to six to eight weeks and push the delivery of the US Navy’s new aircraft carrier behind the march 2016 deadline. In a statement rele

about 11 years ago
USS Fort Worth Ends First Maintenance in Sembawang
Surface Vessels

USS Fort Worth Ends First Maintenance in Sembawang

The littoral combat ship USS Fort Worth (LCS 3) is making preparations to get underway from Sembawang after successfully conducting preventive maintenance availability (PMAV) and restricted availability (RAV) maintenance. This availability was particularly unique, as it was the first maintenance ava

about 11 years ago
USS The Sullivans Sails for Exercise Joint Warrior
Training & Education

USS The Sullivans Sails for Exercise Joint Warrior

The guided-missile destroyer USS The Sullivans (DDG 68) departed Naval Station Norfolk Sept. 21 to participate in Exercise Joint Warrior off the coast of Scotland. Besides The Sullivans, other U.S. Navy units participating in the exercise include the guided-missile destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71), the f

about 11 years ago
HMAS Melbourne Gets Busy on Operation MANITOU
Operations

HMAS Melbourne Gets Busy on Operation MANITOU

Australian Navy’s HMAS Melbourne is hard at work on her first Operation MANITOU patrol of her current deployment with the multi-national Combined Maritime Forces in the Middle East and northern Indian Ocean. This is Melbourne’s eighth deployment to the Middle East and her second deployment with the

about 11 years ago
HMS Gloucester Sails to a Scrap Yard in Turkey
Surface Vessels

HMS Gloucester Sails to a Scrap Yard in Turkey

Royal Navy’s former HMS Gloucester, the last remaining Type 42 destroyer, has left on a voyage to a scrap yard in Turkey. The vessel, which was decommissioned after 29 years of service, departed Portsmouth, UK, for the final time today. These 42 type destroyers are being replaced by the new hi-tech

about 11 years ago
Brazilian Navy’s Training Ship Rests in Rotterdam
Operations

Brazilian Navy’s Training Ship Rests in Rotterdam

Brazilian Navy’s training ship BNS Brasil recently paid a visit to the Cruise Terminal in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. According to social media, the vessel entered the Cruise Terminal on September 19 and continued its journey today, September 22. BNS Brasil was escorted into the Terminal by two KOTU

about 11 years ago
Mexican Navy Finds Cocaine in a Container

Mexican Navy Finds Cocaine in a Container

Mexican Navy personnel found 169,5 kilograms of cocaine in a container unloaded from a German container ship Monte Olivia on Sunday, September 20. The inspection of the vessel’s container was conducted in Port Altamira, Mexico, in cooperation with Mexico’s customs personnel. A total of 150 packages

about 11 years ago
New Australian Defense Minister to Boost Australian Industry
Defense Strategies

New Australian Defense Minister to Boost Australian Industry

In her first press conference as the Australian Defense Minister, Marise Payne said that she wants to boost Australian industry involvement in the construction of new naval ships. Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union (AMWU), in a media release issued September 20, 2015, has called on the new gove

about 11 years ago
Qatar Armed Forces Tour UK’s HMS Duncan
Operations

Qatar Armed Forces Tour UK’s HMS Duncan

The UK’s newest warship hosted a special day at sea for military officers from Qatar’s Joint Command and Staff Course. As part of her deployment to the Persian Gulf region, the Type 45 destroyer HMS Duncan laid on the demonstration for Army, Navy and Air Force officers studying on the select postgra

about 11 years ago
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