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Australian Navy’s oldest ship makes the grade in New Zealand
Amphibious & Support Ships

Australian Navy’s oldest ship makes the grade in New Zealand

Together with warships from the United States, Canada, Japan and Singapore, Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Darwin was scheduled to participate in the country’s International Naval Review, in celebration of the Royal New Zealand Navy’s 75th Anniversary. HMAS Darwin, however, changed course and he

about 9 years ago
USS Comstock arrives in Subic Bay, Philippines
Amphibious & Support Ships

USS Comstock arrives in Subic Bay, Philippines

Sailors and marines aboard the U.S. Navy’s amphibious dock landing ship USS Comstock (LSD 45) arrived in Subic Bay, Philippines, November 16, for a port visit while operating in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations. Subic Bay marks the second port visit for Comstock after departing Naval Station Sa

about 9 years ago
Divers visit sunk WWII minesweeper USS Salute in Brunei Bay
Amphibious & Support Ships

Divers visit sunk WWII minesweeper USS Salute in Brunei Bay

U.S. Navy divers from mobile diving and salvage unit (MDSU) 1 teamed up with Royal Brunei Navy personnel for diving operations on the former USS Salute, a World War II era minesweeper sunk by a Japanese mine during preparations for amphibious landings in the Battle of Borneo. The diving operations t

about 9 years ago
Warships divert from naval review to aid New Zealand earthquake response
Amphibious & Support Ships

Warships divert from naval review to aid New Zealand earthquake response

Navy ships from the United States, Australia, Canada, Japan and Singapore that were initially supposed to take part in the New Zealand Navy’s naval fleet review have changed their course to help in the aftermath of an earthquake that hit New Zealand. The town of Kaikoura was hardest hit by a 7.5 mag

about 9 years ago
RFA Wave Knight’s helicopter in action in Tobago
Amphibious & Support Ships

RFA Wave Knight’s helicopter in action in Tobago

Having recently used its helicopter to successfully stop a high-speed cocaine chase, the crew of UK’s naval tanker RFA Wave Knight were part of a scenario in which they helped islanders on Tobago cope after being lashed by 110 mph winds. The Lynx helicopter flew emergency supplies and medical stores

about 9 years ago
Canadian sailors train aboard Spanish replenishment ship
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Canadian sailors train aboard Spanish replenishment ship

Spanish Navy auxiliary support ship ESPS Patiño is currently on its second deployment providing logistic support to the Royal Canadian Navy under an agreement between the two countries. Canada had to make arrangements with Chilean and Spanish Navies for the lease of supply ships as its own resupply

about 9 years ago
HII launches future Arleigh Burke destroyer USS Paul Ignatius
Amphibious & Support Ships

HII launches future Arleigh Burke destroyer USS Paul Ignatius

Huntington Ingalls Industries launched the U.S. Navy’s newest Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, future USS Paul Ignatius (DDG 117), on November 12. The ship was named in honor of Paul Robert Ignatius, who served as secretary of the Navy under President Lyndon Johnson from 1967 to 1969. T

about 9 years ago
RFA Argus returns to operations after refit
Amphibious & Support Ships

RFA Argus returns to operations after refit

The Royal Navy’s primary aviation training ship RFA Argus was recently validated for multi-spot and multi-aircraft aviation operations as she returned to operational status following several months of refit. Over the last four months Argus’ ships company comprising of both Royal Fleet Auxiliary and

about 9 years ago
Australian defense forces conduct amphibious drill
Amphibious & Support Ships

Australian defense forces conduct amphibious drill

The Australian Amphibious Task Group recently organized an amphibious force staff exercise gathering members from all three defense services in Townsville, Queensland. Joining in were personnel from HMA Ships Canberra, Adelaide and Choules, Army’s Forces Command and 3rd Brigade, Director General – L

about 9 years ago
German K 130 corvette Ludwigshafen am Rhein returns from NATO deployment
Amphibious & Support Ships

German K 130 corvette Ludwigshafen am Rhein returns from NATO deployment

German Navy’s Braunschweig-class corvette Ludwigshafen am Rhein is expected to return to her homeport in Warnemünde on November 17, after concluding her NATO deployment. Before she reaches home, the K 130 corvette will have sailed over 14.000 nautical miles and spent some 80 days with NATO’s Standin

about 9 years ago
Singapore is first overseas visit ever for amphibious transport dock USS Somerset
Amphibious & Support Ships

Singapore is first overseas visit ever for amphibious transport dock USS Somerset

U.S. Navy’s amphibious transport dock USS Somerset (LPD 25) arrived in Singapore for a scheduled port visit on November 13. Somerset departed Naval Station San Diego for its maiden deployment October 14, and this will be the first overseas port visit in the ship’s history. The ship was commissioned

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems, Irving Shipbuilding form JV to bid on Canadian ship-support program
Amphibious & Support Ships

BAE Systems, Irving Shipbuilding form JV to bid on Canadian ship-support program

BAE Systems and Irving Shipbuilding Inc. have formed a joint venture in order to bid on the in-service support program for the Canadian Navy’s Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS) and Joint Support Ship (JSS). The in-service support program is abbreviated to AJISS. Both companies hope that Canadian N

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy opens new base in Bahrain
Amphibious & Support Ships

Royal Navy opens new base in Bahrain

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales visited Bahrain where he opened the a naval support facility at the Mina Salman port. The facility is UK’s first new overseas establishment in 45 years. The new building forms part of a larger installation, due to come into service next summer, that will serve

about 9 years ago
Malaysian, US forces train together during Tiger Strike 16
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Malaysian, US forces train together during Tiger Strike 16

Sailors and marines aboard the U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship USS Makin Island (LHD 8) joined members of the Malaysian Armed Forces for exercise Tiger Strike 16 in Lahad Datu, Malaysia, Nov. 10-13. Tiger Strike 16, formally known as MALFEX (Malaysia – United States Amphibious Exercise), is a Mala

about 9 years ago
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