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Merlin Helicopters Stalk Subs in the Mediterranean amid NATO’s Proud Manta
Amphibious & Support Ships

Merlin Helicopters Stalk Subs in the Mediterranean amid NATO’s Proud Manta

Three Merlin helicopters from 829 and 814 Naval Air Squadrons based at Culdrose in southwest Cornwall as well as 75 supporting air and ground crew are the UK’s input to Proud Manta– the biggest anti-submarine exercise run by NATO. Ships, submarines and aircraft from 14 nations have converged on Sici

about 13 years ago
Pacific Fleet Warships Wrap Up Their Mission in the Gulf of Aden
Amphibious & Support Ships

Pacific Fleet Warships Wrap Up Their Mission in the Gulf of Aden

Warships group of the Pacific Fleet, consisting of large anti-submarine ship Marshal Shaposhnikov, intermediate sea tanker Irkut and rescue tug Alatau, completed their… [mappress] Source: Russian Navy, March 6, 2013; Image: Flot

about 13 years ago
UK: Vikoma Bags Multimillion Defence Contract
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UK: Vikoma Bags Multimillion Defence Contract

Leading environmental technology company, Vikoma International Limited, has secured a second major contract with KBR (Kellogg, Brown and Root). The contract, worth more than £2.5million to Vikoma, is to support Ministry of Defence (MoD) deployable fuels infrastructure including aircraft and ground v

about 13 years ago
RFA Fort Rosalie Receives Centenary Wedgewood Bowl Award
Amphibious & Support Ships

RFA Fort Rosalie Receives Centenary Wedgewood Bowl Award

The Royal Fleet Auxiliary Centenary Wedgewood Bowl is an annual award for Humanitarian Aid and International Relations. The recipient of the award for 2012 is RFA Fort Rosalie for her outstanding contribution towards international relations. RFA Fort Rosalie was deployed to the Caribbean from Decemb

about 13 years ago
UK Survey Ship Unveils Natural Red Sea Wonder
Amphibious & Support Ships

UK Survey Ship Unveils Natural Red Sea Wonder

A Royal Navy survey ship has produced a series of stunning images of a Grand Canyon-style ocean floor hidden deep under the Red Sea. HMS Enterprise used her state-of-the-art surveying equipment to reveal the natural wonder during her nine-month mission to improve understanding of the waters east of

about 13 years ago
Top News of the Week of Feb 18 – Feb 23, 2013
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Top News of the Week of Feb 18 – Feb 23, 2013

VIDEO: Queen Elizabeth Class Brought to Life BAE Systems, together with Thales UK, Babcock and the UK Ministry of Defence (the Aircraft Carrier Alliance) has ventured on a major endeavor with the construction of the biggest aircraft carrier ever to be built in Britain, HMS Queen Elizabeth, which is

about 13 years ago
3SDL Provides Technical Support to Finnish Navy
Amphibious & Support Ships

3SDL Provides Technical Support to Finnish Navy

As part of its ongoing support contract to Navy Command Finland, Malvern based defence and security specialist, 3SDL, provided technical support to the Finnish Navy during the recent week long Sea Acceptance Testing onboard the 1,450 ton Minelayer FNS Uusimaa. The complex series of tests involving L

about 13 years ago
Rolls-Royce Starts Construction of Its UK Submarine Core Manufacturing Facility
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Rolls-Royce Starts Construction of Its UK Submarine Core Manufacturing Facility

Rolls-Royce marked the beginning of construction of its Core Manufacturing Facility at Raynesway, Derby on February 20 with a ground-breaking ceremony conducted by Vice Admiral Sir Andrew Mathews, Ministry of Defence (MoD). The new facility, which will be a phased-build programme, will replace exist

about 13 years ago
SPS Cantabria Drops Anchor at Her Adopted Australian Home
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SPS Cantabria Drops Anchor at Her Adopted Australian Home

On February 20 the Spanish Armada Ship Cantabria arrived at her adopted Australian home, Fleet Base East, Sydney. SPS Cantabria is a modern Auxiliary Oil Replenishment ship, which is capable of supplying fuel, food, stores and ammunition to ships underway. During her deployment to Australia, Cantabr

about 13 years ago
British Marines Share Amphibious Skills with Swedish Counterparts
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British Marines Share Amphibious Skills with Swedish Counterparts

Royal Marines based in Plymouth hosted their Swedish counterparts as part of a close working relationship sharing amphibious skills and knowledge. The two parties toured the new centre of amphibious specialists at Royal Marines Tamar in HM Naval Base Devonport. The most recent joint project has been

about 13 years ago
VIDEO: HMS Dauntless to Spend the Weekend in Newcastle, UK
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VIDEO: HMS Dauntless to Spend the Weekend in Newcastle, UK

The Royal Navy’s new and most technologically advanced warship, HMS Dauntless, will visit Tyneside this weekend (February 22-26), her first regional engagement with the area since her inaugural visit to her affiliated city of Newcastle in April 2010. The ship will be open to visitors on Sunday 24 Fe

about 13 years ago
HMS Northumberland Arrives in Bahrain
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HMS Northumberland Arrives in Bahrain

While halfway through her eight-month deployment to the Middle East HMS Northumberland arrived in Bahrain for her first port visit to the kingdom. As part of her role supporting the Combined Task Force 152 along with partner navies, the Type-23 frigate has been conducting maritime security patrols t

about 13 years ago
German Navy to Upgrade Its Amphibious Capabilities
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German Navy to Upgrade Its Amphibious Capabilities

The German Navy is looking to expand its amphibious capabilities and intensify its maritime cooperation with the Netherlands. That is why the German fleet commander, Rear Admiral Thomas Jugel, paid a 2-day visit to the naval base in Den Helder and the amphibious centre of expertise on the island of

about 13 years ago
Dutch Frigate Apprehends Nine Suspected Pirates
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Dutch Frigate Apprehends Nine Suspected Pirates

On 19 February, HNLMS De Ruyter, has stopped the activities of a group of suspected pirates approximately 120 nautical miles east of Eyl off the coast of Somalia. Nine suspected pirates were apprehended and taken on board of the De Ruyter. The Dutch frigate that is deployed with the European Union N

about 13 years ago
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