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Indonesian first Sigma-class frigate completes sea trials
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Indonesian first Sigma-class frigate completes sea trials

The first of two SIGMA 10514 PKR naval frigates for the Indonesian Navy has completed its sea trials, Dutch shipbuilder Damen has informed. The assessment phase began with seven days of basin trials to ensure that the propulsion and safety systems were fully operational before the vessel made the pa

about 10 years ago
German frigate to return from last operational deployment
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German frigate to return from last operational deployment

German Navy frigate FGS Karlsruhe is scheduled to return from the Mediterranean Sea and her last operational deployment on September 16. The ship was first part of operation Sophia and later joined the NATO-led Again Sea patrol mission aimed at curbing people smuggling. Karlsruhe deployed half a yea

about 10 years ago
US Navy to launch USNS Yuma EPF
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US Navy to launch USNS Yuma EPF

The U.S. Navy is scheduled to launch its newest expeditionary fast transport vessel USNS Yuma during a ceremony this weekend at Austal’s Mobile, Alabama shipyard. According to Wilhelmsen Ships Service, the roll out and launching of the EPF 8 will cause partial blockage of the Mobile River on or abou

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy parachuters train over Gibraltar
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Royal Navy parachuters train over Gibraltar

Royal Navy’s Submarine Parachute Assistance Group (SPAG) has successfully completed a week long exercise in the skies and waters above and around Gibraltar earlier this summer. The Navy said that eleven members of the team conducted over 20 parachute jumps from the back of an RAF Hercules transport

about 10 years ago
First real test for Australian MH-60R helicopter
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First real test for Australian MH-60R helicopter

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Perth and its embarked MH-60R helicopter took part in a search and rescue off the coast of Seychelles for the first time on August 14. Two survivors were located by Perth’s MH-60R helicopter, call sign ‘Hellcat’, and were recovered by a civilian yacht. According to

about 10 years ago
Cohort plc subsidiary joins British Sonar 2050 Technology Refresh program for Type 23 frigates
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Cohort plc subsidiary joins British Sonar 2050 Technology Refresh program for Type 23 frigates

Ultra Electronics has awarded Cohort plc’s subsidiary SEA a £2 ($2.6) million contract to supply transducers for the Royal Navy’s Sonar 2050 Technology Refresh program (S2050TR) to upgrade Type 23 frigates. Back in December 2014, the Royal Navy awarded a £27m contract to Ultra Electronics’ Sonar Sys

about 10 years ago
US Navy, Marines test integration potential of F-35s and Aegis system
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US Navy, Marines test integration potential of F-35s and Aegis system

The U.S. Marine’s F-35 Lightning II and the Navy’s Aegis air and missile defense weapon system worked together for the first time during a live fire exercise. According to Lockheed Martin, the company involved in the production of both systems, the event successfully demonstrated the integration of

about 10 years ago
USS Mount Whitney to undergo dry docking and overhaul in Croatia
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USS Mount Whitney to undergo dry docking and overhaul in Croatia

US Navy’s 6th Fleet flagship USS Mount Whitney will undergo a six-month dry docking and overhaul in the Croatian Viktor Lenac Shipyard, the company announced on September 13. Under the terms of the contract, USS Mount Whitney will undergo the 3rd stage of its scheduled life-cycle maintenance to exte

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy formally receives final MH-60R helicopter
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Australian Navy formally receives final MH-60R helicopter

Royal Australian Navy chief Vice Admiral Tim Barrett accepted the last of Navy’s 24 MH-60R maritime combat helicopters during a ceremony at Lockheed-Martin’s Logistics and Maintenance Facility at Nowra’s Aviation Technology Park on September 12. The Commonwealth of Australia chose the Romeo in June

about 10 years ago
Australian-hosted exercise Kakadu begins in Darwin
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Australian-hosted exercise Kakadu begins in Darwin

The 13th iteration of the Australian-hosted multinational maritime exercise Kakadu 2016 began with an opening ceremony on September 12 in Darwin, Australia. Exercise Kakadu is the Royal Australian Navy’s premier exercise and provides an opportunity for regional nations to participate in multinationa

about 10 years ago
Sea combat commanders embark Bonhomme Richard for exercise Valiant Shield
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Sea combat commanders embark Bonhomme Richard for exercise Valiant Shield

A contingent of Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 7 staff embarked aboard amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) on September 11, to serve as the sea combat commander (SCC) for the expeditionary strike group during the upcoming joint exercise Valiant Shield. This will be the second time DESR

about 10 years ago
Photo: Norwegian MINEX participants destroy 8 ordnance mines
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Photo: Norwegian MINEX participants destroy 8 ordnance mines

Units from Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group One (SNMCMG1) destroyed eight historic ordnance mines during the Norwegian MINEX exercise which was completed August 25, in Trondheim, Norway. The exercise involved minesweeping ships from five NATO allies sweeping sections of Norway’s coastal wate

about 10 years ago
Canadian frigate boards merchant vessel in the Mediteranean
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Canadian frigate boards merchant vessel in the Mediteranean

Royal Canadian Navy frigate HMCS Charlottetown, currently part of NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 2, recently conducted a cooperative boarding on the Togolese flag merchant vessel (MV) Byblos as part of NATO’s counter-terrorism Operation Active Endeavour. HMCS Charlottetown (FFH 339) conducted this c

about 10 years ago
HMS Daring visits Gibraltar en route to Suez
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HMS Daring visits Gibraltar en route to Suez

Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer has visited Gibraltar for a second time, four years after the ship’s first visit to the British overseas territory. The Portsmouth-based destroyer stopped off in the harbour as she prepares to head east of Suez on maritime security operations. It was a busy day in the

about 10 years ago
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