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EU starts training of Libyan Navy and Coast Guard
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EU starts training of Libyan Navy and Coast Guard

EUNAVFOR operation Sophia has started training activities with the Libyan Navy and Coast Guard this week, and will continue doing so over the next three months. The training is taking place on board of two EUNAVFOR MED vessels on the high seas for 78 embarked trainees and their mentors. The initial

about 9 years ago
USS Nimitz sailors test their underway replenishment skills
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USS Nimitz sailors test their underway replenishment skills

U.S. Navy’s aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68) conducted its first at-sea ammunition onload in more than two years during an underway replenishment, October 23-24. Nimitz Sailors moved a total of 1,542 pallets from the dry cargo and ammunition ship USNS Wally Schirra (T-AKE 8) during the 48-hour,

about 9 years ago
USS Detroit first US warship to make inaugural port visit in Canada
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USS Detroit first US warship to make inaugural port visit in Canada

U.S. Navy littoral combat ship USS Detroit (LCS 7) traveled across the Detroit River and made her inaugural port call in the city of Windsor, Canada on October 24. The port visit is historic in that it marks the first time a United States warship has chosen a Canadian city to host its first port [&h

about 9 years ago
Attack submarine USS Key West returns from Western Pacific tasking
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Attack submarine USS Key West returns from Western Pacific tasking

The U.S. Navy’s Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Key West returned to its homeport of Apra Harbor, Guam, after spending four and a half-months on a mission in the Western Pacific. Under the command of Cmdr. David Coe, Key West conducted routine patrols throughout the Indo-Asia-Pacific region a

about 9 years ago
USS Wasp docks in Greece after four months at sea
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USS Wasp docks in Greece after four months at sea

U.S. Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Wasp rounded off four months at sea as it pulled into Souda Bay, Greece, on October 24. The ship’s crew, embarked Amphibious Squadron 6 staff, and embarked marines spent 121 total days underway, interrupted only by a brief stop for fuel in Rota, Spain, in July

about 9 years ago
Canada hosts Spartan Warrior 2016
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Canada hosts Spartan Warrior 2016

Canadian Armed Forces are hosting an international drill taking place from October 24 to November 16, 2016, off the east coast of Nova Scotia and along the eastern seaboard of North America, going as far south as the Bahamas. Participants are scheduled to transit down the eastern seaboard of the U.S

about 9 years ago
Joint Warrior 162 concludes
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Joint Warrior 162 concludes

Allied nations’ warships concluded their participation in the international exercise Joint Warrior 16-2, October 21. The United Kingdom-led and -hosted Joint Warrior series is run by the Joint Tactical Exercise Planning Staff (JTEPS) from exercise headquarters aboard Her Majesty’s Naval Base Clyde i

about 9 years ago
Canadian Navy decommissions replenishment ship HMCS Preserver
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Canadian Navy decommissions replenishment ship HMCS Preserver

The Royal Canadian Navy has decommissioned, or payed off as the act is referred to in Canada, its auxiliary oilier replenishment HMCS Preserver after 46 years of service. During an October 21 ceremony at HMC Dockyard Halifax, Preserver received a final salute from current and former sailors, soldier

about 9 years ago
US Navy commissions newest Freedom-variant LCS USS Detroit
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US Navy commissions newest Freedom-variant LCS USS Detroit

Freedom-variant littoral combat ship, Detroit (LCS 7), became the newest LCS to join the U.S. Navy fleet during an October 22 ceremony in Detroit. USS Detroit, the fourth Freedom-variant in the LCS class, completed acceptance trials in July and was delivered to the U.S. Navy on August 12. It joins t

about 9 years ago
Review: Improved maintenance makes Australian Collins-class submarines more effective
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Review: Improved maintenance makes Australian Collins-class submarines more effective

Improved strategies in the sustainment of Royal Australian Navy Collins-class submarines have allowed the Australian Navy to have two submarines available for operations 90% of the time, an independent review has shown. The follow-up review on the progress made in addressing the findings of the orig

about 9 years ago
Unmanned Warrior 2016 concludes
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Unmanned Warrior 2016 concludes

The Royal Navy-hosted review of unmanned technologies which took place on the West Coast of Scotland concluded on October 20. The skies above the island of Benbecula, a remote Scottish outpost in the Outer Hebrides, have been clear and calm in October allowing several dozens of the world’s experts t

about 9 years ago
OSI to deliver integrated bridge systems for new Australian replenishment oilers
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OSI to deliver integrated bridge systems for new Australian replenishment oilers

Spanish shipbuilder Navantia has contracted Canadian OSI Maritime Systems to supply two integrated bridge systems (IBS) to the Royal Australian Navy for the AOR (auxiliary oiler replenishment) program. The IBS is based on OSI’s warship INTS (integrated navigation & tactical system) design which OSI

about 9 years ago
US, UK minehunters team up for Persian Gulf MCM drills
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US, UK minehunters team up for Persian Gulf MCM drills

Minehunters from the US and UK kicked off the mine countermeasures exercise 17-1 in the Persian Gulf with a photographic exercise formation on October 19. The bilateral exercise encompassed the full spectrum of mine countermeasures (MCM) from mine detection and identification to mine clearance with

about 9 years ago
Royal Malaysian Navy picks Danish radars for its Lekiu frigates
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Royal Malaysian Navy picks Danish radars for its Lekiu frigates

The Royal Malaysian Navy has selected Terma’s Scanter 6000 radar as their combined navigation and helicopter control radar for the country’s two Lekiu-class frigates mid-life modernization and service life extension. This is the second radar delivery contract the Danish company has signed during the

about 9 years ago
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