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RFTG Sails through Suez Canal
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RFTG Sails through Suez Canal

The Royal Navy’s Response Force Task Group (RFTG) has sailed through the Suez Canal on its way to operate in a number of countries as part of the long planned Cougar 13 deployment. The RFTG left UK waters in August briefly visiting Gibraltar, Rota, Lisbon and Palermo before arriving in Albania to co

about 13 years ago
UK: Cassidian Optronics Presents New OMS 200 Low-Profile Optronic Mast
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UK: Cassidian Optronics Presents New OMS 200 Low-Profile Optronic Mast

At this year’s DSEI exhibition in London, Cassidian Optronics GmbH, previously known as Carl Zeiss Optronics, presents its new OMS 200 low-profile optronic mast. Using newly developed passive sensors the system improves reconnaissance capabilities, especially when visibility is bad. At the same time

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Richmond Returns Home
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UK: HMS Richmond Returns Home

As part of her Atlantic Patrol Tasking, HMS Richmond has conducted an informal visit to the British overseas territory of Saint Helena to provide support to their emergency services and also engage with key personalities on the island. The visit also provided the opportunity for one of Richmond’s sa

about 13 years ago
HMS Penzance Heads for Mediterranean
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HMS Penzance Heads for Mediterranean

Minehunter HMS Penzance has left Scotland to begin her stint with a NATO force patrolling the Mediterranean. Just three months after leaving refit on the Forth, the Faslane-based vessel is joining Standing Mine Countermeasures Group 2, taking over from HMS Ledbury. Just three months after emerging f

about 13 years ago
Italy: NSA Naples Honors September 11th
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Italy: NSA Naples Honors September 11th

The American and Italian flags flew side-by-side at half-mast as a blanket of silence fell upon the hundreds of Sailors, civilians and local nations who reflected upon the nearly 3,000 lives lost and sacrifices made Sept. 11, 2001. A remembrance ceremony was held on the U.S. Naval Support Activity b

about 13 years ago
UK: Divers from HMS Brocklesby Ensure Isle of Man Ferry
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UK: Divers from HMS Brocklesby Ensure Isle of Man Ferry

Divers from HMS Brocklesby ensured the Isle of Man ferry kept running when they cleared its tangled propeller during a visit to Douglas. The sailors hacked away at rope wrapped around the propeller of the Ben-My-Chree – work which led passengers and the ferry company to donate £2,000 to the Royal Na

about 13 years ago
Fugro Displays Its New SRV Simulator at DSEI in London, UK
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Fugro Displays Its New SRV Simulator at DSEI in London, UK

Fugro Subsea Services Ltd gave the first public showing of its new Submarine Rescue Vehicle (SRV) simulator at the DSEI show in London. The simulator is based on Fugro’s DeepWorks ROV software and is designed to speed up the verification of vehicle design configurations and tooling, develop and prac

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Argyll to Be Back Home Today
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UK: HMS Argyll to Be Back Home Today

The Royal Naval frigate HMS Argyll is due to return to the South West on Thursday (12 Sept) after a successful maritime policing patrol. HMS Argyll’s deployment has seen the ship conduct a range of operations in the seas around Africa, the Falklands, the Eastern Pacific and the Caribbean. This scope

about 13 years ago
Terma Selected for Mid-Life Upgrade of Danish Navy’s OPVs
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Terma Selected for Mid-Life Upgrade of Danish Navy’s OPVs

The Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) has chosen Terma’s solutions for its Mid-Life Upgrade of the Danish Navy’s Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs). During the next four years, the THETIS-class OPVs will be updated with the SCANTER 4100 radar and the C-Flex command & Control S

about 13 years ago
HMAS Newcastle, RFA Fort Victoria Reunite in MEAO
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HMAS Newcastle, RFA Fort Victoria Reunite in MEAO

On the 13th of August in the Arabian Sea, HMAS Newcastle reaffirmed an old friendship with the British replenishment ship, RFA Fort Victoria. In May, Newcastle’s first Replenishment at Sea (RAS) in the Middle Eastern Area of Operations (MEAO) was with Fort Victoria and the ships met again in Augus

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Enterprise Leaves Dry Dock
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UK: HMS Enterprise Leaves Dry Dock

HMS Enterprise has emerged from dry dock sporting a new paint job after a major five-yearly upgrade. The Plymouth–based survey ship’s docking maintenance period in Falmouth included improvements to the hull, engines, living conditions and the multi-beam hydrographic sonar. The new ‘Sealion’ hull coa

about 13 years ago
UK Warship Comes Through Major Test
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UK Warship Comes Through Major Test

HMS Dragon played with a dazzling array of air power in the Gulf – including a B1 bomber – as she tested her ability to direct a wealth of aircraft on to targets. The Type 45 destroyer linked up with US naval and air forces, including Hornet strike bombers, Apache gunships and drones to see [&hellip

about 13 years ago
Indian Ocean: Royal Navy Team Takes Charge of ITF
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Indian Ocean: Royal Navy Team Takes Charge of ITF

Leading the fight against piracy across 2.5 million square miles of the Indian Ocean from yesterday is a Royal Navy team who have taken charge of the international task force. It is the first time the Senior Service has been in charge of Combined Task Force 151, half a dozen ships from half a dozen

about 13 years ago
SNMCMG1 Tests Its Skills within Exercise NORTHERN COASTS 2013
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SNMCMG1 Tests Its Skills within Exercise NORTHERN COASTS 2013

On Monday, 9 September 2013, the ships of Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group One (SNMCMG1) joined more than 40 ships, 10 helicopters, and 2500 participants from 15 nations in Exercise NORTHERN COASTS 2013. The annual exercise, which runs through September 19, follows a fictitious scenario in w

about 13 years ago
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