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VIDEO: USS Barry Replenishes at Sea
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VIDEO: USS Barry Replenishes at Sea

Underway replenishment can be an arduous work, especially since every step has to be planned very well. However, for sailors aboard the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Barry (DDG 52) that came alongside the Military Sealift Command fleet replenishment oiler USNS Leroy Grumman (T-AO

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Portland to Support Armed Forces Careers Expo
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UK: HMS Portland to Support Armed Forces Careers Expo

The Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate, HMS Portland, will sail into Belfast this weekend in support of major exhibition. Arriving on September 26, the 133-metre ship will go alongside in Belfast Harbour and will remain in port until Monday September 30. During the five-day visit, the ship will be particu

about 13 years ago
Simultaneous Replenishment at Sea for British Trio
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Simultaneous Replenishment at Sea for British Trio

Three ships have held a simultaneous Replenishment at Sea in the Gulf of Oman in a highly complex manoeuvre during which they could be no more than fifty metres apart. In the middle was Royal Fleet Auxiliary Fort Victoria which has the ability to refuel two ships at the same time – with RFA Fort [&h

about 13 years ago
Peace Process in Syria Is Stillborn, Obama Says
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Peace Process in Syria Is Stillborn, Obama Says

While the world has made strides toward stability, the situation in Syria illustrates the dangers of current trends to the Middle East and the rest of the globe, President of the United States Barack Obama told world leaders at the United Nations yesterday. Obama spoke to the General Assembly meetin

about 13 years ago
Indian Navy Becomes Third Naval Operator of the Hawk
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Indian Navy Becomes Third Naval Operator of the Hawk

The Indian Navy has received the first of 17 Hawk Advanced Jet Trainers, becoming the third naval operator of the Hawk along with the US Navy and the Royal Navy. The 17 Hawk aircraft ordered by the Indian Navy form part of a contract for 57 aircraft signed in 2010 of which 40 are for […]

about 13 years ago

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UK: Babcock to Equip Three Final Astute Class Subs
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UK: Babcock to Equip Three Final Astute Class Subs

Babcock has been awarded a £4.8 million contract by BAE Systems to supply actuators and positioning sensing arrays for the fifth, sixth and seventh Astute class submarines. The contract represents optimum value to the UK MoD by combining the requirements for all three submarines in a single contract

about 13 years ago
Thales to Outfit Norwegian Navy’s Skjold-Class Corvettes with MRR
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Thales to Outfit Norwegian Navy’s Skjold-Class Corvettes with MRR

Thales has signed the first contract to provide through-life support for six MRR (Multi-Role Radar) systems aboard Royal Norwegian Navy Skjold-class corvettes. The five-year contract with the Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation (NDLO) highlights the company’s excellent relations with its Norweg

about 13 years ago
For First Time in Six Years: MV-22 Osprey Lands Aboard HMS Illustrious (UK)
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For First Time in Six Years: MV-22 Osprey Lands Aboard HMS Illustrious (UK)

Set against a sunset backdrop in the Red Sea an MV-22 Osprey landed on the flight deck of HMS Illustrious for the first time in six years. The world’s first tilt-rotor aircraft, the Osprey has a unique vertical take-off and landing capability, and arrived on the Gulf-bound warship as she passed the

about 13 years ago
UK: Navy Names Third Astute Class Submarine
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UK: Navy Names Third Astute Class Submarine

The Royal Navy’s third Astute Class attack submarine was formally named Artful in a traditional ceremony at BAE Systems’ shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness on Friday. Marking this milestone in the vessel’s construction, Lady Amanda Zambellas, the wife of the Royal Navy’s First Sea Lord Admiral Sir George

about 13 years ago
Top News of the Week September 16 – 21, 2013
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Top News of the Week September 16 – 21, 2013

UK: RNAS Culdrose Welcomes Fleet Commander The Fleet Commander visited Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose to meet service personnel from across the Base, discuss current operations and see for himself the Navy’s next generation anti-submarine maritime patrol helicopter, Merlin Mk 2. India to Issue Six

about 13 years ago

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Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistic Organization Seeks Contractor
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Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistic Organization Seeks Contractor

Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) is looking for a contractor to provide sonar equipment for a period of 48 months from the date of the contract award. The framework agreement includes non-exclusive purchase of equipment, support and training needed for navigation sonars.

about 13 years ago
UK: Merlin Joins HMS Illustrious
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UK: Merlin Joins HMS Illustrious

A Merlin MK1 from 829 Naval Air Squadron is flying the flag for Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose on a show of Maritime strength with the Response Force Task Group, (RFTG) as part of the Navy’s Cougar 13 deployment. Based onboard the Amphibious Commando Helicopter Carrier HMS Illustrious, the deploym

about 13 years ago
Spanish Fleet Commander Takes the Helm of EUROMARFOR
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Spanish Fleet Commander Takes the Helm of EUROMARFOR

The Spanish Fleet Commander, Admiral Santiago Bolíbar has assumed command of the European Maritime Force (EUROMARFOR) relieving the French Vice-admiral Philippe Coindreau. The ceremony took place on board the LHD ‘Juan Carlos I’ in Rota Naval Base and was presided over by the Chief of Naval Staff Ad

about 13 years ago
UK: Babcock to Overhaul Trafalgar Subs’ CCSM
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UK: Babcock to Overhaul Trafalgar Subs’ CCSM

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has awarded a contract to Babcock to design and develop the first phase of the communications coherency for submarines (CCSM) system’s obsolescence update in support of the UK Royal Navy’s Trafalgar-class nuclear-powered submarine. Upgrades to the CCSM system will ad

about 13 years ago