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France ready to host Royal Marines if UK amphibious assault ships are axed
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France ready to host Royal Marines if UK amphibious assault ships are axed

The French Navy is considering allowing UK’s Royal Marines greater access to its amphibious ships should the Royal Navy’s HMS Bulwark and HMS Albion amphibious assault ships be axed as part of defense cuts. This was revealed by senior French officials, according to a report in Financial Times, who s

about 8 years ago
Dutch, Swedish sailors return from piracy mission off Somalia
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Dutch, Swedish sailors return from piracy mission off Somalia

A team of Dutch and Swedish sailors and marines have returned from a three-month deployment to the Horn of Africa as part of the EU counter-piracy operation Atalanta. Dutch Navy landing platform dock HNLMS Rotterdam returned to her homeport Den Helder on December 3 with an embarked Swedish boarding

about 8 years ago
M/V Asterix becomes Canada’s “greenest naval ship”
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M/V Asterix becomes Canada’s “greenest naval ship”

Canadian Navy’s future naval fleet auxiliary vessel M/V Asterix has joined Green Marine, a voluntary environmental certification program for North America’s maritime industry. By doing so, the Federal Fleet Services-operated oiler became the first naval oiler to join the certification program. “It’s

about 8 years ago
USS Theodore Roosevelt starts ISIS sorties from Persian Gulf
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USS Theodore Roosevelt starts ISIS sorties from Persian Gulf

US Navy aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt and ships from its carrier strike group (CSG) began sorties from the Persian Gulf in support of operation Inherent Resolve (OIR) on December 1. Aircraft from the squadrons of embarked Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 17 are launching sorties in support of the fi

about 8 years ago
Russian Navy commissions Project 21180 icebreaker ‘Ilya Muromets’
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Russian Navy commissions Project 21180 icebreaker ‘Ilya Muromets’

The Russian Navy commissioned the Project 21180 icebreaker ‘Ilya Muromets’ in a ceremony at the Admiralty Shipyards on November 30. Though it is likely to remain the only vessel in its class due to high construction costs, Ilya Muromets is the first icebreaker built for the navy in 40 years. The ves

about 8 years ago
HMS Monmouth returns from nine-month deployment
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HMS Monmouth returns from nine-month deployment

Royal Navy frigate HMS Monmouth returned to Plymouth on December 1, concluding a nine-month deployment. Since leaving Devonport in March, the ship has travelled over 40,000 miles through the North Atlantic, Mediterranean, Indian Ocean and wider Middle East regions. While on counter-narcotics patrols

about 8 years ago
NAVAIR is developing VR tech for flight simulation trainers
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NAVAIR is developing VR tech for flight simulation trainers

The US Naval Air Systems Command is turning to virtual reality technology to build flight simulation trainers as a cheaper, more realistic and mobile version of the traditional dome-based flight simulators. The Naval Aviation Training Systems program office is currently developing new trainers for t

about 8 years ago
US Navy’s LCS mission module readiness center nearing completion
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US Navy’s LCS mission module readiness center nearing completion

The US Navy’s littoral combat ship (LCS) mission module readiness center is nearing completion with construction works set for a March 2018 finish. Once completed, the 44,200 square-foot facility will become the US Navy’s East Coast hub for mission module maintenance and sustainment in support of LC

about 8 years ago
Royal Canadian Navy bracing for drone defense
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Royal Canadian Navy bracing for drone defense

A live demonstration carried out in early November 2017 from a Royal Canadian Navy Halifax-class frigate helped the navy evaluate the threat posed to large naval vessels by small multi-rotor drones. QinetiQ Target Systems (QTS) emulated the threat under a C$8.5 million unmanned targets repair, overh

about 8 years ago
OSI to deliver IBNS for U.S. Navy LCS program
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OSI to deliver IBNS for U.S. Navy LCS program

OSI Maritime Systems, a provider of integrated bridge systems for warships, has signed a contract with aerospace and defense company Lockheed Martin to deliver its Integrated Bridge and Navigation System (IBNS) for the U.S. Navy Freedom-variant Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) program. The IBNS design is

about 8 years ago
Singapore, India navies ink bilateral deal
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Singapore, India navies ink bilateral deal

The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) and the Indian Navy have signed a Navy Bilateral Agreement which expands areas of naval cooperation between the two countries. Under the agreement, which was inked in New Delhi on November 29, the RSN and the Indian Navy will step up cooperation in maritime secur

about 8 years ago
CMF, EU NAVFOR strengthen ties with exercise off Yemen
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CMF, EU NAVFOR strengthen ties with exercise off Yemen

Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) and EU NAVFOR Task Forces have conducted exercises off the coast of Yemen, in the Gulf of Aden, as part of ongoing cooperation and partnership work in the region. CMF’s Task Force CTF 150 has a mandate to deny the free use of the high seas to networks supporting terror

about 8 years ago
Photo: Odessa welcomes USS James E. Williams
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Photo: Odessa welcomes USS James E. Williams

The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS James E. Williams (DDG 95) arrived in Odessa, Ukraine, on November 29, for a scheduled port visit. “The ship’s presence in the Black Sea is a demonstration of our continued commitment to the collective security of the European region,” the U.S. Na

about 8 years ago
USS Vella Gulf Visits Agadir
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USS Vella Gulf Visits Agadir

The Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Vella Gulf (CG 72) arrived in Agadir, Morocco, on November 28, for a scheduled port visit, the U.S. Navy said. As explained, the visit serves to enhance U.S.-Morocco relations as the two nations work together to strengthen regional security and stabil

about 8 years ago
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