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US Navy, Marines teaming for Dawn Blitz off California
Amphibious & Support Ships

US Navy, Marines teaming for Dawn Blitz off California

US sailors and marines from the Expeditionary Strike Group 3 and 1st Marine Expeditionary Brigade are set to take part in amphibious exercise Dawn Blitz 2017 off the coast of Southern California, October 20-30. Dawn Blitz 2017 is a scenario-driven exercise designed to train the Navy and Marine Corps

about 9 years ago
Metal Shark to build up to 50 patrol boats for US Navy
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Metal Shark to build up to 50 patrol boats for US Navy

The US Navy has awarded shipbuilder Metal Shark a $29.8 million contract to build the first eleven of a new generation of patrol boats for the Navy Expeditionary Combat Command’s Coastal Riverine Forces (CRF). The contract contains options which could see the shipbuilder build 50 boats for a price o

about 9 years ago
New Zealand picks Saab communications system for future fleet tanker
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New Zealand picks Saab communications system for future fleet tanker

The Royal New Zealand Navy has contracted Saab to deliver their TactiCall communications system for New Zealand’s future fleet tanker. The new Maritime Sustainment Capability vessel, HMNZS Aotearoa, will be fitted with the integrated communications system which interconnects communication technologi

about 9 years ago
Lockheed gets $400m for Trident II missile production
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Lockheed gets $400m for Trident II missile production

US defense contractor Lockheed Martin Space Systems has been awarded a $418.6 million contract to manufacture additional Trident II (D5) missiles. The US defense department did not specify the exact quantity of missiles to be built and the contract has options which could drive its value up to over

about 9 years ago
HII bags US Navy C4ISR training support contract
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HII bags US Navy C4ISR training support contract

The US Navy has awarded Huntington Ingalls Industries’ Technical Solutions division a $25 million contract to provide training services for tactical afloat shipboard, ashore and submarine command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems. The

about 9 years ago
Dutch sailors train with Seychelles military personnel aboard HNLMS Rotterdam
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Dutch sailors train with Seychelles military personnel aboard HNLMS Rotterdam

Sailors from the Royal Netherlands Navy’s landing platform dock HNLMS Rotterdam carried out a local maritime capacity building (LMCB) exercise with Seychelles military personnel. The activity took place on September 25 and 26 and was part of the ship’s regular EU NAVFOR activities. The LMCB focused

about 9 years ago
US Navy helicopter rescues civilians after plane crash
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US Navy helicopter rescues civilians after plane crash

An MH-60S Sea Hawk helicopter embarked on the US Navy amphibious assault ship USS Wasp (LHD 1) rescued two civilians after their private plane crashed several miles off the coast of Dominica, September 28. The civilians, coming from French Guadelupe and Antigua, sustained minor injuries and were tra

about 9 years ago
Brazilian Navy’s first upgraded Super Lynx helicopter performs maiden flight
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Brazilian Navy’s first upgraded Super Lynx helicopter performs maiden flight

The Brazilian Navy’s first upgraded Super Lynx Mk21B helicopter has performed its maiden flight from the Yeovil facility in southwest England. The flight success was announced by aerospace and defense company Leonardo which is in charge of upgrading eight Mk21B helicopters under a US$160 million con

about 9 years ago
NATO’s underwater communication tool debuts at submarine rescue drill
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NATO’s underwater communication tool debuts at submarine rescue drill

Taking part in the submarine escape and rescue exercise Dynamic Monarch for the first time, NATO’s Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE) supported the exercise using a new digital underwater acoustic communications capability providing more effective command and control to escape a

about 9 years ago
USS Chicago arrives to Hawaii, completing homeport change
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USS Chicago arrives to Hawaii, completing homeport change

US Navy’s Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS Chicago (SSN 721) has completed her homeport change, arriving to Hawaii from Guam on September 28. “The crew and I were sad to leave Guam, but at the same time we’re excited to see our new home and start the next chapter for Chicago,” said Cmdr.

about 9 years ago
Hospital ship USNS Comfort heading for Puerto Rico
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Hospital ship USNS Comfort heading for Puerto Rico

US Navy hospital ship USNS Comfort (T-AH 19), with over 700 navy medicine personnel aboard, is set to sail for Puerto Rico and hurricane relief efforts on April 29. A total of approximately 750 navy medicine staff is what it is needed to complete the medical manning needs to support the 250-bed ship

about 9 years ago
US Navy’s first laser-equipped ship returns to US ahead of retiring
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US Navy’s first laser-equipped ship returns to US ahead of retiring

The US Navy’s afloat forward staging base-interim USS Ponce (AFSB(I) 15) returned to Naval Station Norfolk September 27 after spending over five years overseas. The navy’s first laser-weapon system fitted ship returned from the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations and is set to be decommissioned and di

about 9 years ago
Chinese Navy task group heads for deployment’s 19th country visit
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Chinese Navy task group heads for deployment’s 19th country visit

A Chinese Navy three-ship task group has concluded a three-day visit to Brunei Darussalam and is currently en route to Cambodia. Composed of Type 052C destroyer Changchun, Type 054A frigate Jingzhou and Type 903 replenishment ship Chaohu, the task group started its deployment on April 23 and has vis

about 9 years ago
Italy, France announce possible merger of Naval Group and Fincantieri
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Italy, France announce possible merger of Naval Group and Fincantieri

Whether Europe sees the creation of a “naval Airbus” will be known by June 2018. That is the date by which French and Italian shipbuilding giants Naval Group and Fincantieri are to define “a roadmap detailing the principles of the future alliance”. The announcement of the possible merger was made in

about 9 years ago
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