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RN Sailor Recognized for Accurate Weather Reports during Libyan Conflict
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RN Sailor Recognized for Accurate Weather Reports during Libyan Conflict

Leading Seaman Freddie Noakes stepped up into the role normally occupied by a Lieutenant during board HMS Liverpool’s deployment on operations on Libya, when the ship was providing naval gunfire support from the sea into Misrata during the Libyan conflict. He received his Joint Commanders Commendati

about 13 years ago
HMS Monmouth Sailors Visit USS John C. Stennis within PASSEX
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HMS Monmouth Sailors Visit USS John C. Stennis within PASSEX

Several guests from the Royal Navy frigate HMS Monmouth visited the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) Jan 15. Royal Navy Cmdr. Gordon Ruddock, Monmouth’s commanding officer, and 15 Monmouth sailors met with Rear Adm. Mike Shoemaker, commander of Carrier Strike Group (CSG) 3,

about 13 years ago
IMB: Worldwide Piracy Figures Drop, but Dangers Still Lurk
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IMB: Worldwide Piracy Figures Drop, but Dangers Still Lurk

Naval and armed guard protection is working, but the seas off East and West Africa remain dangerous, warns IMB. Piracy on the world’s seas has reached a five-year low, with 297 ships attacked in 2012, compared with 439 in 2011, the latest International Maritime Bureau’s (IMB) report revealed on Janu

about 13 years ago
Polish Navy Takes Command Over Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group One
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Polish Navy Takes Command Over Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group One

On Thursday, January 17th, the Polish Navy assumed command over Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group One. ORP ‘Kontradmiral Xawery Czernicki’ became the flagship of the Group and Cdr Piotr Sikora (Polish Navy) was appointed as the Commander of the SNMCMG1. The official Change of Command Ceremony

about 13 years ago
Sweden: Saab Secures Order for Its AUV62
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Sweden: Saab Secures Order for Its AUV62

Defence and security company Saab have signed a contract on delivery of autonomous underwater vehicles systems, AUV62, in training configuration. The order has a total value of MSEK 269 and comprises supply and long term maintenance and support of AUV62, the latest version of the advanced training t

about 13 years ago
NETC Commander Discusses Impact of US Navy with Pensacola Leaders
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NETC Commander Discusses Impact of US Navy with Pensacola Leaders

The commander of Naval Education Training Command (NETC) led a roundtable discussion among Navy and Pensacola leaders Jan. 10 about the economic and social impact the Navy has on the local area. Rear Adm. Don Quinn moderated the discussion, held inside the National Naval Aviation Museum on board Nav

about 13 years ago
High Powered UK Defence Delegation Visits Austal
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High Powered UK Defence Delegation Visits Austal

Austal today welcomed a high profile defence delegation, including the United Kingdom’s Secretary of State for Defence, to its Western Australian facility. The Rt Hon Philip Hammond MP, the UK Secretary of State for Defence, was accompanied by Australia’s Minister for Defence, the Hon Stephen Smith,

about 13 years ago
Korean Navy Opts for AgustaWestland’s AW159 Helicopter
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Korean Navy Opts for AgustaWestland’s AW159 Helicopter

AgustaWestland, a Finmeccanica company, announced on January 15 that the Republic of Korea has selected the AW159 helicopter to meet its Maritime Operational Helicopter requirement. The contract for eight AW159 helicopters for the Republic of Korea Navy is the first export order for this new generat

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Montrose EWO Awarded with Long Service & Good Conduct Medal
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UK: HMS Montrose EWO Awarded with Long Service & Good Conduct Medal

Rear Admiral Duncan Potts, Commander United Kingdom Maritime Force, presented WO1 AWT Nick Payne MBE, Executive Warrant Officer (EWO) in HMS Montrose with the clasp to his Long Service and Good Conduct medal – marking 30 years of unblemished, dedicated service. Seaman Radar Nicholas John Payne joine

about 13 years ago
UK: RN Divers, Bomb Disposal Experts Raise Funds for Diving Museum in Gosport
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UK: RN Divers, Bomb Disposal Experts Raise Funds for Diving Museum in Gosport

A team of Royal Navy Divers and bomb disposal experts based at Horsea Island paid a visit to the Diving Museum in Gosport recently to thank them for the loan of historic diving kit used by the Royal Navy in the Great South Run and hand over a £400 donation to the museum’s charity. Chief […]

about 13 years ago
UK: RFA’s Wave Knight Sets Sail for Counter Narcotics, Disaster Relief Patrol
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UK: RFA’s Wave Knight Sets Sail for Counter Narcotics, Disaster Relief Patrol

A support ship to the Royal Navy has set sail for the West Coast of North America on a counter narcotics and disaster relief patrol for the next six months. Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) ship Wave Knight left Portland to take up the task of the UK’s Atlantic Patrol Tasking (North), a year round commit

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Somerset Leaves Devonport Royal Dockyard for Sea Trials
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UK: HMS Somerset Leaves Devonport Royal Dockyard for Sea Trials

Type 23 frigate HMS Somerset has left Devonport Royal Dockyard for sea trials with significantly increased sustainability and fighting capability, following a successful nine-month docking period undertaken by Babcock; the first major maintenance period conducted under the full implementation of the

about 13 years ago
UK: Navy, Royal Marines to Receive More Accurate Pistols
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UK: Navy, Royal Marines to Receive More Accurate Pistols

Sailors and Royal Marines will receive lighter, more accurate pistols with bigger magazines as of January 11. Some 25,000 new Glock 17 pistols are being issued to all three Services as part of a £9m deal to replace the trusty Browning, which is being retired after 40 years’ service. Over the coming

about 13 years ago
UK Maritime Component Command Hosts VIP Visit
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UK Maritime Component Command Hosts VIP Visit

Defence Ministers Andrew Robathan and Philip Dunne, plus one of the UK’s most senior military commanders, saw the RN’s Gulf mission first-hand on a visit to Bahrain. Armed Forces Minister Mr Robathan and Mr Dunne, who’s responsible for defence equipment, and Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach, Comma

about 13 years ago
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