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Royal Navy fires at go fast to stop six-hour drug chase
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Royal Navy fires at go fast to stop six-hour drug chase

A Royal Marines sniper fired shots at a drug-smuggling go-fast vessel to bring a six-hour, high speed chase to a halt. The go-fast was carrying more than £40m of cocaine and initially did not respond to warning shots fired from a Lynx helicopter embarked aboard RFA Wave Knight. A Royal Marine in the

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems nabs potential $51.5M contract for USS New Orleans repairs
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BAE Systems nabs potential $51.5M contract for USS New Orleans repairs

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems a $36.7 million contract for the repair and maintenance of the amphibious transport dock ship USS New Orleans (LPD 18). BAE Systems said New Orleans would be the first ship to be repaired in the company’s new drydock in San Diego. The contract includes options t

about 10 years ago
USS America crew completes first F-35B engine swap in ship hangar
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USS America crew completes first F-35B engine swap in ship hangar

The new U.S. stealth jet, F-35B Lightning II, completed a new milestone during its third and final developmental test phase (DT-III) aboard USS America (LHA 6) by completing the first power module and engine swap at sea in the ship’s hangar bay. Mark Schroeder, the maintenance and logistics departme

about 10 years ago
Mabus names LHA 8 after WWII island campaign
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Mabus names LHA 8 after WWII island campaign

Secretary of the U.S. Navy Ray Mabus announced November 9 that the name of the next America-class amphibious assault ship will be USS Bougainville (LHA 8). LHA-8 will be the second ship to be named after Bougainville, an island in the northern Solomons, which was the location of a World War II campa

about 10 years ago
Sydney hosts small fleet of warships ahead of New Zealand naval review
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Sydney hosts small fleet of warships ahead of New Zealand naval review

Six ships from four navies arrived at Garden Island, Sydney in early November, creating a buzz on the harbour. The visits came ahead of the Royal New Zealand International Naval Review, which will take place in Auckland later this month. Indonesian Navy ship KRI Banda Aceh, a Makassar class landing

about 10 years ago
Mark VI patrol boat in first drill with aircraft carrier
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Mark VI patrol boat in first drill with aircraft carrier

A Mark VI patrol boat from the Coastal Riverine Squadron (CRS) 3 joined USS Carl Vinson’s (CVN 70) composite unit training exercise (COMPTUEX) on November 4, marking a first for the patrol boat. Operating off the California coast, the MK VI crew assisted with the COMPTUEX, which aligned with the squ

about 10 years ago
US Marines, Sailors to get upgraded fireproof uniforms
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US Marines, Sailors to get upgraded fireproof uniforms

The U.S. Marines Corps announced that sailors and marines would soon receive updated flame resistant uniforms, making them less susceptible to severe burns. The Enhanced Fire Resistant Combat Ensemble is the latest upgrade to the Corps’ flame resistant combat ensemble inventory. The update includes

about 10 years ago
Planning for Pacific Partnership 2017 underway in Singapore
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Planning for Pacific Partnership 2017 underway in Singapore

Pacific partnership staff and partner nation representatives met in Singapore, November 8-10, for a planning conference to finalize details for the upcoming mission, slated for the spring of 2017. In its 12th year, Pacific Partnership is the largest annual multilateral humanitarian assistance and di

about 10 years ago
British explorer’s South Georgia expedition revisited by Royal Navy icebreaker
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British explorer’s South Georgia expedition revisited by Royal Navy icebreaker

Having spent last Antarctic summer celebrating the deeds of one British polar hero, the crew of Royal Navy icebreaker HMS Protector have opened the 2016-17 survey season honouring his rival. A century after Sir Ernest Shackleton landed at King Haakon Bay on South Georgia in a makeshift lifeboat – th

about 10 years ago
US Navy awards further $21M to Lockheed Martin for submarine sonar COTS upgrades
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US Navy awards further $21M to Lockheed Martin for submarine sonar COTS upgrades

The U.S. Navy has awarded Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems a $21.3 million contract modification exercising an option for the production of Acoustic Rapid Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) Insertion (A-RCI) Technical Insertion – 16 (TI-16) systems and pre-cable kits and production support. T

about 10 years ago
Mine warfare specialists complete training in Kuwait
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Mine warfare specialists complete training in Kuwait

U.S. Navy sailors assigned to explosive ordnance disposal mobile unit (EODMU) 6, currently embarked aboard aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) (Ike), returned from Camp Beuhring in Udairi, Kuwait, after completing specialized sustainment training, Oct. 25-31. Camp Beuhring serves as a

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems gets nearly $200M for work on first two Zumwalt destroyers
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BAE Systems gets nearly $200M for work on first two Zumwalt destroyers

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems a $192.7 million contract for post-delivery availability work on Zumwalt and Michael Mansoor, the first two of overall three stealth destroyers the navy will operate. In addition to mission systems activation and post shakedown availabilities (PSA) of USS Zumwal

about 10 years ago
Canadian Navy’s experimental ship is underway on missions
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Canadian Navy’s experimental ship is underway on missions

The Canadian Navy’s Halifax-class frigate HMCS Montréal is at sea on its first deployment as the Royal Canadian Navy’s (RCN) experimental ship. The modernized frigate deployed October 24, 2016 with a full schedule of missions including combat enhancement training, crew trials and operational testing

about 10 years ago
Belgian Navy, US Coast Guard complete law enforcement drill in Cabo Verde
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Belgian Navy, US Coast Guard complete law enforcement drill in Cabo Verde

Members of the Belgian Navy and U.S. Coast Guard recently completed a week-long maritime law enforcement exercise with partners from the Cabo Verde Coast Guard (CVCG), Maritime Police (CVMP), and Judicial Police (CVJP). The major participating units in the exercise were the Belgian command and suppo

about 10 years ago
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