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Royal Navy frigate visits world’s remotest island
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Royal Navy frigate visits world’s remotest island

Days after setting sail from South Georgia, Royal Navy frigate HMS Portland reached what is officially known as the most remote populated island on the planet. The South Atlantic island is called Tristan da Cunha and houses the 6,765ft volcano Queen Mary’s Peak. At 38 square miles, the size of Coven

about 9 years ago
Austal lays keel for next US Navy EPF ‘City of Bismarck’
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Austal lays keel for next US Navy EPF ‘City of Bismarck’

Construction on the U.S Navy’ next expeditionary fast transport USNS City of Bismarck officially started with a keel laying ceremony on January 18. The ceremony was held at Austal’s Mobile, Alabama shipyard during which former North Dakota District Court Judge Robert Wefald served as keel authentica

about 9 years ago
US Coast Guard cutter heads for overhaul, new homeport
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US Coast Guard cutter heads for overhaul, new homeport

U.S. Coast Guard cutter Kukui left its homeport of Sand Island in Honolulu one last time on January 9, exactly 19 years to the day after its commissioning. The ship and its crew of 46 are sailing the cutter to the Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore for its regular scheduled midlife maintenance. When Kuku

about 9 years ago
Fabrication starts on USNS Puerto Rico, US Navy EPF 11
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Fabrication starts on USNS Puerto Rico, US Navy EPF 11

Austal marked the start of fabrication work on the U.S. Navy’s eleventh expeditionary fast transport USNS Puerto Rico on January 18. On the same day, the keel was authenticated for the EPF 9, USNS City of Bismarck. The start of construction on Puerto Rico signifies the procurement of materials and c

about 9 years ago
White paper suggests types of ships needed for US Navy ramp up
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White paper suggests types of ships needed for US Navy ramp up

While it is important for the U.S. Navy to increase the number of ships being built, it is even more important to have the shipbuilders construct the ‘right kinds of ships’, a new Senate Armed Services Committee white paper has suggested. A Small Surface Combatant that could begin procurement in 202

about 9 years ago
UK Maritime Forces commander highlights Royal Navy operations of 2016
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UK Maritime Forces commander highlights Royal Navy operations of 2016

Refuting negative press reports, UK’s Maritime Forces commander Rear Admiral Alex Burton pointed to the Royal Navy’s numerous operations in 2016 during a speech he delivered to the All Parties Parliamentary Group (APPG) for the Armed Forces at the Palace of Westminster on January 16 Below is a trans

about 9 years ago
F-35Bs arrive in Japan
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F-35Bs arrive in Japan

U.S. Marines’ F-35B Lightning II aircraft arrived at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni on January 18 as the first F-35B squadron on an operational overseas deployment. With this deployment, the Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121 begins a permanent change of station to MCAS Iwakuni from MCAS Yuma, Ari

about 9 years ago
ORP Kontradmiral Xawery Czernicki becomes flagship of NATO’s SNMCMG2
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ORP Kontradmiral Xawery Czernicki becomes flagship of NATO’s SNMCMG2

A Polish commander is now at the helm of NATO’s standing mine counter measures group two (SNMCMG2) following a change of command ceremony in Polish Naval Base Swinoujscie. Commander Aleksander Urbanowicz took over from his Greek counterpart, Captain Panagiotis Papageorgiou, who led the group aboard

about 9 years ago
US Navy patrol ships return from Caribbean patrol
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US Navy patrol ships return from Caribbean patrol

U.S. Navy Cyclone-class patrol coastal ships USS Zephyr (PC 8) and USS Shamal (PC 13) returned to Mayport, Florida, concluding counter drug patrols in support of operation Martillo. The ships returned on January 17 wrapping up their 64-day patrol in the U.S. 4th Fleet area of responsibility. Marking

about 9 years ago
Attack submarine USS Topeka visits Japan
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Attack submarine USS Topeka visits Japan

U.S. Navy’s attack submarine USS Topeka (SSN 754) arrived at Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan for a visit on January 17. The port visit is part of the Los Angeles-class submarine’s Indo-Asia-Pacific patrol. “We are honored to have the opportunity to visit Japan,” said Cmdr. Steven Tarr III, commandi

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy’s aviation unit braces for busy 2017
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Australian Navy’s aviation unit braces for busy 2017

2017 will be a busy year for the Royal Australian Navy’s aircraft maintenance and flight trials unit which has seven first of class flight trials scheduled before September. The unit, along with Royal Australian Air Force’s aircraft research and development unit, and Army aviation test and evaluatio

about 9 years ago
UK MOD contracts Amec Foster Wheeler for Naval Nuclear Propulsion Programme work
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UK MOD contracts Amec Foster Wheeler for Naval Nuclear Propulsion Programme work

The UK Ministry of Defence has contracted Amec Foster Wheeler to support its Naval Nuclear Propulsion Programme (NNPP) with research and technology (R&T) services. The work is worth approximately £35m over five years and will sustain about 70 jobs at Amec Foster Wheeler’s offices and laboratories in

about 9 years ago
USS Makin Island sailors visit Bahrain
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USS Makin Island sailors visit Bahrain

U.S. Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Makin Island (LHD 8) was alongside Manama, Bahrain, January 9-15, for the ship’s first port visit since entering the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations. Makin Island, and its crew of more than 2,400 sailors and marines, visited Bahrain to replenish supplies, pe

about 9 years ago
US Coast Cutter returns home after seizing 3 tons of cocaine
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US Coast Cutter returns home after seizing 3 tons of cocaine

The crew of U.S. Coast Guard cutter Tahoma returned to homeport on January 13 with over three tons of cocaine seized during a 49-day patrol. Homeported in Kittery, Maine, Tahoma’s crew conducted drug interdiction efforts, strategically intercepting and boarding suspected smuggling vessels in the Eas

about 9 years ago
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