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US 6th Fleet Visits USS Bainbridge
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US 6th Fleet Visits USS Bainbridge

Vice Adm. Frank C. Pandolfe, commander, U.S. 6th Fleet, visited the guided-missile destroyer USS Bainbridge (DDG 96), July 11, while the ship made a port call to Naples, Italy. The destroyer departed its homeport of Norfolk, Va. June 14 and will remain in the Naval Forces Europe-Africa theater for t

about 13 years ago
Robert Allan Completes Design of New Generation Lifeboats for Canadian Coast Guard
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Robert Allan Completes Design of New Generation Lifeboats for Canadian Coast Guard

Robert Allan Ltd. has completed the design of a new generation of more capable High Endurance Self-righting Search & Rescue Lifeboats for the Canadian Coast Guard. This new design was developed from the successful similar vessels known as the “Severn” Class operated by the Royal National Lifeboat In

about 13 years ago
UK: J+S Ltd Bags Ships and Submarines Support Contract
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UK: J+S Ltd Bags Ships and Submarines Support Contract

J+S Ltd have been awarded a £6 million contract by Thales UK to provide a continuation of the in-service support for winch equipment and pre determined through put of towed array sonar equipment for the Royal Navy. The joint project will provide a decade of maintenance and repair for 17 different sy

about 13 years ago
Ukraine: Sea Breeze 2013 Participants Hold Amphibious Landing
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Ukraine: Sea Breeze 2013 Participants Hold Amphibious Landing

Multinational partners participating in Exercise Sea Breeze 2013 conducted an amphibious landing operation demonstration in support of simulated disaster relief activities July 11. As the Ukrainian PTS-2 amphibious assault vehicles deployed into the water toward Ukrainian navy vessel Konstantin Olsh

about 13 years ago
Top News of the Week July 8 – 13, 2013
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Top News of the Week July 8 – 13, 2013

US Navy Delivers Final 35-Meter Patrol Boat to Iraqi Navy The U.S. Navy delivered the final 35-meter patrol boat (PB 312) to the Iraqi navy at the Umm Qasr naval facility July 5th, after successfully completing reactivation in Bahrain. Saudi Arabia Eyes 30 Mark V Patrol Boats The Defense Security Co

about 13 years ago
The Gulf: HMS Atherstone’s Crew Takes Part in Artemis Trident
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The Gulf: HMS Atherstone’s Crew Takes Part in Artemis Trident

The crew of HMS Atherstone (MCM2 Crew 4) has had a busy first month of their six month tour of duty in the Persian Gulf. After taking over HMS Atherstone in early June from Crew 1, Crew 4 have spent their first month preparing and conducting a major combined UK/US/French Mine Countermeasure exercise

about 13 years ago
NATO Maritime Air Forces Changes Command
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NATO Maritime Air Forces Changes Command

Rear Admiral Thomas Ernst, German Navy, relieved French Navy Rear Admiral Jacques de Solms as NATO’s Commander, Maritime Air (COMMARAIR) and Deputy Chief of Staff Maritime Air for NATO Allied Maritime Command (MARCOM), on Wednesday, 10 July 2013. During his tenure, de Solms led the complex consolida

about 13 years ago
US, Australian Personnel Prepare for Exercise
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US, Australian Personnel Prepare for Exercise

More than 27,000 U.S. and Australian personnel are converging in Australia and the Coral Sea in preparation for the amphibious exercise Talisman Saber 2013, to be held off the coast of Australia July 15 through Aug. 6. Talisman Saber is a U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM)-sponsored exercise that trains f

about 13 years ago
British Navy Starts Training First Wildcat Aircrew
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British Navy Starts Training First Wildcat Aircrew

The British Navy has begun training the first aircrew to fly its next-generation helicopter, the Wildcat. Five Fleet Air Arm pilots and observers are undergoing conversion training at the new Wildcat Training Centre in RNAS Yeovilton right now with the helicopter, successor to the fabled Lynx, just

about 13 years ago
HMS Tyne to Berth in Tynemouth, UK
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HMS Tyne to Berth in Tynemouth, UK

Royal Navy warship HMS Tyne will go alongside Western Quay in North Shields this Friday morning (July 12) at 6.30am for the start of a week-long visit to her affiliate region. She is visiting in support of the annual Mouth of the Tyne Festival and is very much looking forward to representing the Roy

about 13 years ago
RFA Wave Knight, HNLMS Holland Bust Suspected Drugs Runner
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RFA Wave Knight, HNLMS Holland Bust Suspected Drugs Runner

As part of a multi-agency operation involving Dutch and US vessels, naval support ship RFA Wave Knight helped to successfully detect and stop a craft which had attracted suspicion. The boat evaded the US Coast Guard and was spotted dropping suspect packages over the side before a raiding craft from

about 13 years ago
UK: Royal Fleet Auxiliary Diligence Deployment Underway
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UK: Royal Fleet Auxiliary Diligence Deployment Underway

A unique Naval Support Ship sailed from Portsmouth today on one of the navy’s lengthiest deployments. Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Diligence, a 10,595 tonne Forward Repair Ship, spends most of her time in the Gulf Region supporting deployed units. Because of the nature of the work she carries out she

about 13 years ago
RFA Mounts Bay Proves to Be Top-Notch Airfield
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RFA Mounts Bay Proves to Be Top-Notch Airfield

Amphibious support ship RFA Mounts Bay became one of the busiest airfields in the UK as she conducted flying training with four squadrons and four different types of helicopters. Her flight deck witnessed more than 350 deck landings – including 100 by the new Wildcat – during three weeks of intensiv

about 13 years ago
Design of UK Navy’s Tide Tankers Completed, Construction Begins in a Year
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Design of UK Navy’s Tide Tankers Completed, Construction Begins in a Year

Work will begin on the UK Navy’s next-generation tankers in a year’s time after design teams in the UK completed their plans for the four vessels. RFA Tidespring, Tiderace, Tidesurge and Tideforce will provide the Fleet – including the giant future carriers – with fuel, water, spare parts and other

about 13 years ago
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