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UK: HMS Montrose Crew Face Rigorous Training Challenges
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UK: HMS Montrose Crew Face Rigorous Training Challenges

The crew of frigate HMS Montrose are three weeks into two months of rigorous training off the coast of Devon and Cornwall to prepare them for deployment later this year. The sailors face fire, flood, air raids, submarine attack and other challenges – but have also been letting rip with their 4.5in m

about 13 years ago
Baltic Fleet Ships Deliver Weapons Purchased by Syria
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Baltic Fleet Ships Deliver Weapons Purchased by Syria

Large amphibious ships of the Baltic fleet Kaliningrad and Alexandr Shabalin delivered weapons, purchased by Syria in the military-technical cooperation with Russia… [mappress] Source: Russian Navy, February 13 2013

about 13 years ago
UK: Royal Navy Shows Off Its Amphibious Power
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UK: Royal Navy Shows Off Its Amphibious Power

Military leaders of the future have been treated to an exciting demonstration of Royal Naval amphibious power off the South West coast. The Plymouth-based command and control landing ship HMS Bulwark exercised off Devon and Cornwall with Royal Marines in fast boats and landing craft while helicopter

about 13 years ago
Spanish Armada Ship Cantabria Docks in Melbourne, Australia
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Spanish Armada Ship Cantabria Docks in Melbourne, Australia

Today the Spanish Armada Ship Cantabria arrived in Australia at the Port of Melbourne just 41 days after departing La Graña Naval Port on the 3rd of January this year. Cantabria sailed over 11,000 nm (approx 20,000 km) transiting the Suez Canal as well visiting locations such as Souda Bay, Crete and

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Somerset Welcomes First Helicopter on Deck after Her Revamp
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UK: HMS Somerset Welcomes First Helicopter on Deck after Her Revamp

HMS Somerset has welcomed a helicopter on to her flight deck for the first time in 12 months as she continues training after a £20m revamp. A Merlin from 829 Naval Air Squadron – which provides the Royal Navy’s frigate fleet with helicopters to support their missions around the globe – safely landed

about 13 years ago
UK: Debut Touch Down of Fleet Air Arm Helicopters on Royal Navy Destroyer
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UK: Debut Touch Down of Fleet Air Arm Helicopters on Royal Navy Destroyer

For the first time three Fleet Air Arm helicopters have touched down on the back of a Royal Navy destroyer. The trio of Lynx from 702 Naval Air Squadron in Somerset joined HMS Dauntless off the south coast as the fliers get their sea legs. 702 is used to prepare aircrew and engineers who’ve learned

about 13 years ago
Dutch Navy Sailors Practice Replenishment at Sea Using British Training Rig
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Dutch Navy Sailors Practice Replenishment at Sea Using British Training Rig

Sailors from the Royal Netherlands Navy have practiced re-storing a ship at sea with fuel and other essential supplies, using the training facilities at HMS Raleigh in Cornwall. A group of 13 Seaman Specialists used HMS Raleigh’s replenishment at sea (RAS) training rig, which simulates the transfer

about 13 years ago
UK: Another Landmark in HMS Queen Elizabeth’s Life
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UK: Another Landmark in HMS Queen Elizabeth’s Life

A 1,000-tonne section of the Navy’s future flagship HMS Queen Elizabeth was lowered into place on February 8 at Rosyth dockyard – completing the forward section of the carrier. The successful operation comes just a day after the forward island left Portsmouth to join the rest of the ship on the Fort

about 13 years ago
UNDP, Partners Announce Collaboration to Rebuild Somalia, Curb Piracy
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UNDP, Partners Announce Collaboration to Rebuild Somalia, Curb Piracy

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. announced plans to collaborate, along with Shell, BP, Maersk, Stena NYK and “K” Line with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to support job creation and skill development projects in Somalia. The industry partners will provide funding of US$ 1 million to the UN

about 13 years ago
Gunners Assigned to HMS Richmond Share Their Knowledge with Army Personnel
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Gunners Assigned to HMS Richmond Share Their Knowledge with Army Personnel

The gunners of Portsmouth frigate, HMS Richmond shared their knowledge with their soldiering counterparts when they hosted 30 members of the Army Joint Tactical Targeting course. The tactical targeting course trains specialist Army personnel from both the UK and overseas to operate in close liaison

about 13 years ago
HSV Swift Wraps Up 10-Month Deployment to Europe and Africa
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HSV Swift Wraps Up 10-Month Deployment to Europe and Africa

Military Sealift Command-chartered HSV Swift (HSV 2) completed a nearly 10-month deployment to the Europe and Africa areas of responsibility Jan. 31. During that time, Swift and her crew of contract mariners and a U.S. Navy detachment conducted 38 port visits to Africa and 15 to Europe, circumnaviga

about 13 years ago
VIDEO: Spanish Aircraft Carrier ‘Principe de Asturias’ to Conclude Her Operational Life
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VIDEO: Spanish Aircraft Carrier ‘Principe de Asturias’ to Conclude Her Operational Life

His Royal Highness the Prince of Asturias, accompanied by Minister of Defence, the Chief of Staff of the Spanish Navy and other military authorities attended on Wednesday the official farewell ceremony at Rota naval base to the aircraft carrier ‘Principe de Asturias’, which is to be decommissioned a

about 13 years ago
UK: Royal Navy Marks Queen’s Accession to Throne
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UK: Royal Navy Marks Queen’s Accession to Throne

The Royal Navy marked, on Wednesday, anniversary of the Queen’s accession to the throne by flying pennants the length of one of its most versatile warships in Plymouth. The amphibious command and control ship HMS Bulwark which can carry tanks and troops to land ashore, flew the flags from bow to ste

about 13 years ago
Britain’s Gulf Minehunting Force Form Up to Greet Their New Commander
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Britain’s Gulf Minehunting Force Form Up to Greet Their New Commander

The crews of the Royal Navy’s four Gulf minehunters filed off their ships and on to the jetty in Bahrain to greet their new commander. More than 150 sailors – from HM Ships Atherstone, Quorn, Shoreham and Ramsey – plus specialist engineers and the Mine Warfare Battle Staff formed up for a ‘clear low

about 13 years ago
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