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SNMG2 frigates conduct force integration training in Eastern Med
Amphibious & Support Ships

SNMG2 frigates conduct force integration training in Eastern Med

Ships from NATO’s Standing Maritime Group Two (SNMG2) are currently underway in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, taking part in what the NATO Maritime Command describes as advanced Force Integration Training (FIT). The drills are being conducted as part of the group’s patrols in the region. Composed o

about 7 years ago
Royal Navy eyeing development of new “littoral strike ships”
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Royal Navy eyeing development of new “littoral strike ships”

The Royal Navy could possibly get a fleet of two new “Littoral Strike Ships” for operations close to the shore, UK defense secretary Gavin Williamson announced during a speech at the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies on February 11. Research into the feasibility of the

about 7 years ago
Refurbished Italian Harrier returns home aboard USS Kearsarge
Amphibious & Support Ships

Refurbished Italian Harrier returns home aboard USS Kearsarge

An Italian AV-8B Harrier hitched a ride home aboard Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD 3) after six months of maintenance in the US. The Italian aircraft, along with its flight crew, returned to Grottaglie Naval Base, Italy, on January 3, after the six months of scheduled maintena

about 7 years ago
Chilean icebreaker Antartica 1 getting Finnish electromagnetic kits
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Chilean icebreaker Antartica 1 getting Finnish electromagnetic kits

Chilean ivebreaker Antarctica 1 will feature electromagnetic compatibility and interference equipment from Finland’s Surma, under a contract awarded by prime contractor ASMAR. Surma will assist ASMAR throughout the multiyear project managing the EMC working group of the Antartica 1 project. The Finn

about 7 years ago
France’s Naval Group joins forces with Royal IHC on Dutch submarine replacement project
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France’s Naval Group joins forces with Royal IHC on Dutch submarine replacement project

French defense contractor Naval Group has joined forces with Dutch shipbuilder Royal IHC in a bid to secure a contract for the Royal Netherlands Navy’s submarine replacement project. The two companies are combining their experience and expertise in designing and manufacturing complex maritime and de

about 7 years ago
Royal Navy receives C-Enduro autonomous vessel
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Royal Navy receives C-Enduro autonomous vessel

The Royal Navy received the long-endurance autonomous vessel known as the C-Enduro, vessel manufacturer L2 ASV announced on February 5. The C-Enduro will be used for military data gathering trials by the mine countermeasures and hydrographic capability (MHC) programme as the navy seeks to exploit au

about 7 years ago
Sunken Norwegian frigate nearly ready for salvage as all torpedoes detonated
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Sunken Norwegian frigate nearly ready for salvage as all torpedoes detonated

All torpedoes from the Royal Norwegian Navy frigate HNoMS Helge Ingstad have been removed and detonated over a course of two days as navy and civilian crews finalize preparations for the lifting of the ship. The country’s defense ministry did not specify exactly how many Sting Ray torpedoes were det

about 7 years ago
Norway’s new support ship HNoMS Maud starts journey home
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Norway’s new support ship HNoMS Maud starts journey home

The Royal Norwegian Navy’s new logistics and support vessel HNoMS Maud is en route home after getting underway from Busan, South Korea, where it was built by Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME). The ship started her journey home on Sunday, after being accepted by the navy from DSME in No

about 7 years ago
UK opens High-G training site for fighter jets
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UK opens High-G training site for fighter jets

A new High-G training and test facility used by fast jet pilots in the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force to replicate flight in aircraft was opened at RAF Cranwell on February 4. Developed under a £44m project, the facility will allow pilots to experience up to 9G – nine times the normal gravitational

about 7 years ago
HMS Montrose visits Darwin on second Asia Pacific port visit
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HMS Montrose visits Darwin on second Asia Pacific port visit

After becoming the first Royal Navy ship to visit Auckland, New Zealand, in 20 years, Type 23 frigate HMS Montrose visited Darwin, Australia. Continuing a trend, the frigate became the first Royal Navy warship in a decade to visit Australia’s northernmost and remotest city. The Plymouth-based warshi

about 7 years ago
Babcock nets Royal Navy ship data handling contract
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Babcock nets Royal Navy ship data handling contract

The UK defense ministry has awarded defense contractor Babcock International a configuration management contract for the Royal Navy (RN) and the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) surface ship fleet. Supported by Allan Webb Ltd, who will provide specialist data interrogation skills, Babcock will assume res

about 7 years ago
Atlas pitches MCM toolbox for new Belgian, Dutch minehunters
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Atlas pitches MCM toolbox for new Belgian, Dutch minehunters

German-based technology company Atlas is offering a set of mine countermeasures (MCM) systems for a new class of minehunters that are to be built for the Belgian and Dutch Navy. The current minehunters operated by Belgium and the Netherlands were integrated by Atlas Elektronik and are equipped with

about 7 years ago
NATO’s SNMG1 readies for exercise Dynamic Guard
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NATO’s SNMG1 readies for exercise Dynamic Guard

Ships from NATO’s Standing Maritime Group ONE (SNMG1) are on a scheduled port visit in Bergen where thy are finalizing planning for Allied Maritime Command led exercise Dynamic Guard 19-1. Hosted by Norway, Dynamic Guard is a multi-national exercise, merged with Norwegian led exercise TG 19-1 and ai

about 7 years ago
CP Technologies contracted for work on Greek P3B Orion upgrades
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CP Technologies contracted for work on Greek P3B Orion upgrades

CP Technologies (formerly known as Chassis Plans) announced it has been awarded a contract to modernize and update the mission control computers in the P3B Orion aircraft used by the Hellenic Navy and Air Force. The contract was awarded to CP Technologies last year and was prototyped in 12 weeks. CP

about 7 years ago
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