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Djibouti Recognizes EU Naval Force Officer
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Djibouti Recognizes EU Naval Force Officer

On Sunday 7 December Djiboutian Prime Minister Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed awarded Commander Bernard Baron (French Navy) the rank and dignity of Officer of the National Order of 27th of June. Commander Baron was presented with the award for his ‘outstanding service and assistance given to the Djibouti

about 11 years ago
HMS Argyll Stops Another Drug Haul
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HMS Argyll Stops Another Drug Haul

The Royal Navy’s drug busting warship HMS Argyll is heading home for Christmas having dealt another blow to the drugs trade in the North Atlantic. The frigate has been deployed for six months and the final nine weeks of this have been spent on highly successful counter narcotics operations in the Ca

about 11 years ago
US Increases Presence at Rota Naval Base
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US Increases Presence at Rota Naval Base

The US is increasing its military presence in Europe by adding two more ballistic missile ships to its Rota Naval Base in Spain. These are the first American ships home-ported here since Polaris-missile submarines left in the 1970s, U.S. base officials said. Guarding Against Missile Attack, Pirates

about 11 years ago
DSACEUR Pays Visit to NATO Allied Maritime Command
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DSACEUR Pays Visit to NATO Allied Maritime Command

The Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe (DSACEUR), General Sir Adrian Bradshaw, KCB OBE, visited NATO Allied Maritime Command (MARCOM) to meet with Commander MARCOM Vice Admiral Peter Hudson, CBE, and discuss relevant developments in the maritime domain with the MARCOM command staff. Discussion a

about 11 years ago
Vard Names Norway’s New Surveillance Vessel
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Vard Names Norway’s New Surveillance Vessel

Vard Holdings Limited, a designer and shipbuilder of offshore and specialized vessels, held a naming ceremony for Norway’s new surveillance vessel “Marjata” at Vard Langsten. The vessel was contracted by the Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation in 2011 and will be operated by the Norwegian Intel

about 11 years ago
Sweden Orders Saab’s Sensor Systems for Its Submarines
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Sweden Orders Saab’s Sensor Systems for Its Submarines

Defence and security company Saab has received an order from the Swedish Defence Material Administration (FMV) to provide new sensor systems for two A26-type submarines and two Gotland-class submarines. The contract is valued at SEK 420 million (USD 55,5 million). This order is one of the terms incl

about 11 years ago
QinetiQ to Undertake Acceptance Trials for UK Navy’s Artful Sub
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QinetiQ to Undertake Acceptance Trials for UK Navy’s Artful Sub

QinetiQ has secured a contract to provide support for the testing and acceptance trials for Artful, the third and latest Astute-class nuclear-powered submarine of the Royal Navy. QinetiQ will support four separate work packages addressing a variety of trials to support Acoustic, Magnetic signatures,

about 11 years ago
HMS Albion Slowly Awakening
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HMS Albion Slowly Awakening

After a period of three years in extended readiness, HMS Albion is finally turning into the nation’s future flagship. The assault ship has been in extended readiness since 2011 in her home base of Devonport, while her sister HMS Bulwark – currently leading the Royal Navy’s annual amphibious Cougar d

about 11 years ago
Commanders Discuss EUNAVFOR and French Forces Cooperation
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Commanders Discuss EUNAVFOR and French Forces Cooperation

Rear Admiral Rando visited Brigadier-General Philippe Montocchio, the Commander of French Forces in Djibouti. They both discussed the current piracy situation in the Gulf of Aden. During the meeting Rear Admiral Rando said: A lot has been done, but we have to maintain focus as piracy is not yet erad

about 11 years ago
USS Vicksburg Deploys on NATO Mission
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USS Vicksburg Deploys on NATO Mission

Ticonderoga class guided-missile cruiser USS Vicksburg (CG 69) departed Naval Station Mayport Dec. 4 to relieve USS Leyte Gulf (CG 55) later this month as the Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 flagship and to support theater security cooperation efforts in Europe. The crew recently participated in Join

about 11 years ago
HMS Iron Duke Arrives in Haiti
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HMS Iron Duke Arrives in Haiti

HMS Iron Duke has paid a visit to Haiti – the first British naval vessel to the island nation since RFA Largs Bay delivered earthquake aid in 2010. Iron Duke is now reaching the end of her six month deployment of the South Atlantic and marked her entry into the Port of Cap Haitien with […]

about 11 years ago
New Zealand MPA Departs NATO’s OCEAN SHIELD
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New Zealand MPA Departs NATO’s OCEAN SHIELD

This week the crew of a Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA) P-3 Orion from the Royal New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) completed their support to NATO’s counter-piracy Operation OCEAN SHIELD (OOS) Task Force 508 (CTF-508). Between 13 and 30 November, the NATO partner nation’s detachment of more than 50 cr

about 11 years ago
Russian Northern Fleet Enters Bay of Biscay
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Russian Northern Fleet Enters Bay of Biscay

Russian Navy’s Northern Fleet vessels departed the English Channel and entered the Bay of Biscay on Monday. According to the Russian Department of Defence, the group, led by the anti-submarine vessel Severomorsk and consisting of LLS Alexander Otrakovsky, Sliva class rescue tug SB-406 and tanker Dub

about 11 years ago
Norway’s Annual Fall Exercise Comes to an End
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Norway’s Annual Fall Exercise Comes to an End

Participants from Denmark, France and Germany participated together with selected units from Norway’s broad range of naval vessels in the formally named Task Group 14-3 fall exercise on the west coast of Norway. Frigates, corvettes, submarines, mine counter meassure-, patrol- and logistics vessels p

about 11 years ago
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