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Finland hosting over 40 vessels for exercise Northern Coasts
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Finland hosting over 40 vessels for exercise Northern Coasts

Finland will be hosting a total of 4,000 personnel and over 40 vessels for this year’s edition of the Baltic Sea drill Northern Coasts 2018 (NOCO). This will be the third time Finland is hosting the German Navy-led international exercise. According to the Finnish defense ministry, NOCO18 will involv

about 8 years ago
USS Harry S Truman joining largest NATO exercise Trident Juncture
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USS Harry S Truman joining largest NATO exercise Trident Juncture

US Navy aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) will be joining the largest NATO exercise which is set to take place in Norway later this month. This is likely the first time an aircraft carrier will be taking part in Trident Juncture – an exercise whose 2018 edition is often referred to as on

about 8 years ago
JFD unveils new Stealth CDLSE MCM rebreather
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JFD unveils new Stealth CDLSE MCM rebreather

Underwater systems developer JFD has launched a new life support equipment rebreather dubbed the Stealth CDLSE Mk2 and Mk2-ED (extended duration). The new rebreathers are used primarily for mine countermeasures explosive ordnance disposal (MCM-EOD) and are said to represent a new benchmark in underw

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy to base all Type 26 frigates in Devonport
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Royal Navy to base all Type 26 frigates in Devonport

The eight Type 26 frigates being built for the Royal Navy will be homeported in Devonport, UK defense secretary Gavin Williamson has announced. The 6,900-tonne frigates will be anti-submarine warships and will provide protection for the UK nuclear deterrent and the Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft car

about 8 years ago
UK awards £1b in fleet auxiliary ship upkeep contracts
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UK awards £1b in fleet auxiliary ship upkeep contracts

The UK defense ministry announced it has awarded over £1 billion worth of contracts for the maintenance of Royal Fleet Auxiliary ships and the Royal Navy’s survey and hydrographic fleet over the next ten years. The deal covers 17 ships and will improve how spares, repairs and maintenance work are ca

about 8 years ago
US Navy contracts Qinetiq for armored reconnaissance vehicle research
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US Navy contracts Qinetiq for armored reconnaissance vehicle research

The US Office of Naval Research has contracted UK-based defense technology company QinetiQ to develop two separate systems for use in armored reconnaissance vehicles. Under the contract, Qinetiq will be responsible for developing its proprietary hub drive unit electric propulsion system and long tra

about 8 years ago
Assault ship HMS Albion arrives in Oman for major exercise Saif Sareea
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Assault ship HMS Albion arrives in Oman for major exercise Saif Sareea

Royal Navy amphibious assault ship HMS Albion has arrived in Oman ahead of the start of an exercise that will see the involvement of over 4,000 British personnel. Exercise Saif Sareea (Swift Sword) is the largest combined military exercise for UK forces since 2002 and HMS Albion will be in charge of

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy’s new tanker RFA Tidesurge begins trials
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Royal Navy’s new tanker RFA Tidesurge begins trials

At the beginning of October, the third of Royal Fleet Auxiliary’s new tankers headed to sea to begin military trials. RFA Tidesurge (A138) — one of four Tide-class ships built to support the new carriers and their battle groups — has already proven her seakeeping abilities courtesy as she arrived in

about 8 years ago
Navantia bags Spain-based US destroyer maintenance contract extension
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Navantia bags Spain-based US destroyer maintenance contract extension

Spanish shipbuilder Navantia announced it has received a contract extension for the maintenance of four US Navy destroyers forward-deployed to the Spanish Navy base Rota. The original contract first entered into force in November 2013 and includes one-year extension options until November 2020. Acco

about 8 years ago
UK MoD names new Type 26 frigate, ends assault ship cuts rumors
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UK MoD names new Type 26 frigate, ends assault ship cuts rumors

UK defense secretary Gavin Williamson on September 30 announced the name of another Type 26 frigate and revealed that the Royal Navy assault ships HMS Bulwark and HMS Albion would not be scrapped. Speaking in Birmingham, Williamson said that the fourth of the UK’s eventual eight Type 26 frigates wil

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy destroyer HMS Diamond deploys to the Mediterranean
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Royal Navy destroyer HMS Diamond deploys to the Mediterranean

Royal Navy destroyer HMS Diamond got underway from Portsmouth on September 29 for maritime security operations in the Mediterranean Sea. The Type 45 destroyer will provide reassurance to allies in the region throughout the autumn. The deployment follows a busy few months for HMS Diamond and her crew

about 8 years ago
US Coast Guard transfers two Island-class cutters to Ukraine
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US Coast Guard transfers two Island-class cutters to Ukraine

The US Coast Guard transferred two of its decommissioned Island-class cutters to Ukraine in a ceremony at the Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore, on September 27. The ceremony was attended by US Coast Guard Vice Adm. Michael McAllister, Ukrainian Navy chief Vice Adm. Ihor Voronchenko, and Ukraine’s presi

about 8 years ago
Report: UK’s submarine-based nuclear deterrent may be put at risk
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Report: UK’s submarine-based nuclear deterrent may be put at risk

The UK’s ability to provide the continuous submarine-based nuclear deterrent will be put at risk if a number of issues are not solved, a new report finds. At times of major international uncertainties, the country’s defense department needs to bridge a £2.9 billion affordability gap, according to th

about 8 years ago
Sea Guardian special ops unit achieves full operational capability
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Sea Guardian special ops unit achieves full operational capability

NATO’s operation Sea Guardian Special Operations Command Control Element (SOCCE) achieved full operational capability last week, NATO’s Maritime Command has announced. On September 20, under Maritime Command (MARCOM) guidance and SOCCE control, an opposed live boarding exercise commenced with the pa

about 8 years ago
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