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UK: Navy Helps Reduce Somali Pirate Activity
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UK: Navy Helps Reduce Somali Pirate Activity

Following his posting as Commander of the UK Counter-Piracy Task Group, Captain Gerry Northwood, Royal Navy, has written in The Times newspaper about how concerted efforts are helping reduce attacks on merchant vessels. Captain Northwood writes: “Eleven pirates on board with automatic weapons and ro

about 14 years ago
HMS Somerset to Return Home After Six-Month Deployment
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HMS Somerset to Return Home After Six-Month Deployment

An emotional homecoming is expected when the Royal Navy frigate HMS Somerset returns to HM Naval Base Devonport, Plymouth, on Friday (24 February) following a six-month deployment to the Middle East. HMS Somerset’s second-in-command Executive Officer, Lieutenant Commander Ben Aldous, said: “Our home

about 14 years ago
INS Vikramaditya’s Aircraft-Related Facilities Almost Ready
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INS Vikramaditya’s Aircraft-Related Facilities Almost Ready

Designers of JSC Sevmash shipyard are resolving complex technical issues when working on Project 11430 aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya being modernized for Indian Navy, reports the shipyard’s press service. For Sevmash, INS Vikramaditya is one of the major projects to be completed in 2012. Main we

about 14 years ago
Royal Navy Flagship HMS Bulwark Visits Poland
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Royal Navy Flagship HMS Bulwark Visits Poland

From February 15th to 21st, Royal Navy Flagship HMS “Bulwark” was visiting Poland. Two days before entering the port of Gdynia the Flagship was cooperating with the Polish Navy along the Polish coast. On Friday (Feb. 17th at 10 AM), HMS “Bulwark” entered Gdynia. During the weekend the ship was visit

about 14 years ago
Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Meets with Media
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Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Meets with Media

Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief ADM Vladimir Vysotsky took part in the session of defense ministry’s press club. Meeting with the press, he discussed current condition of Russian Navy and its development prospects till and after 2020. Speaking of implementation of the shipbuilding program, Vysotsky

about 14 years ago
RFA Fort Rosalie Visits Naval Station GTMO, Cuba
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RFA Fort Rosalie Visits Naval Station GTMO, Cuba

A British ship patrolling the Caribbean made a port call to Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Feb. 15. The RFA, a civilian-manned flotilla owned by the UK Ministry of Defence, provides fuel, supplies and logistical support to Royal Navy warships around the world. The U.S. Naval Supply Systems Comm

about 14 years ago
Russia: Mistral-Class Amphibious Landing Ships to Obtain Home-Made Arms
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Russia: Mistral-Class Amphibious Landing Ships to Obtain Home-Made Arms

French Mistral-class amphibious landing ships built for Russian Navy will be equipped with weapon systems made in Russia, reported Interfax referring to Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief ADM Vladimir Vysotsky. “We’re going to mount close-in missile systems with the view to improve the ship’s protectio

about 14 years ago
UK: Construction of HMS Prince of Wales Starts at BAE Systems
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UK: Construction of HMS Prince of Wales Starts at BAE Systems

Production on HMS PRINCE OF WALES, the second Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carrier, has started today at BAE Systems in Portsmouth Naval Base – the future home of the Queen Elizabeth Class. Work on the forward section of the hull, known as Lower Block 02, commenced as Commander-in -Chief Fleet Adm

about 14 years ago
Reservists Swap Lives for Year Serving as Part of Royal Navy Gibraltar Squadron
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Reservists Swap Lives for Year Serving as Part of Royal Navy Gibraltar Squadron

Two Royal Navy Reservists have swapped their civilian lives for a year serving as part of the Royal Navy Gibraltar Squadron. They are manning the Royal Navy’s Fast Patrol Boats patrolling the shores of Gibraltar at the entrance to the Mediteranean. Able Rate Alex Harper (22) and Able Rate Matthew Am

about 14 years ago
Italy: CTF 69 Holds Change of Command Ceremony at Naval Support Activity Naples
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Italy: CTF 69 Holds Change of Command Ceremony at Naval Support Activity Naples

Commander, Task Force (CTF) 69 held a change of command ceremony at Naval Support Activity Naples Feb. 16. Capt. Wesley Guinn relieved Capt. Mark Davis as commander. During the ceremony, Vice Adm. Frank C. Pandolfe, commander, U.S. 6th Fleet, spoke about Davis’ many accomplishments during his tour.

about 14 years ago
Italian Cargo Vessel Enrica Lexie Stays at Coast of Kochi for Further Investigation
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Italian Cargo Vessel Enrica Lexie Stays at Coast of Kochi for Further Investigation

The Italian cargo vessel Enrica Lexie has been perceived anchored at the outer channel off the coast of Kochi for further investigation as it was required by Indian law enforcement agencies including the Coast Guard, Kerala Police and the Navy. The vessel sailing to Fujaria was involved in a shootin

about 14 years ago
Royal Navy Sailors, Mariners Prepare for Winter Exercises in Norway
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Royal Navy Sailors, Mariners Prepare for Winter Exercises in Norway

Sailors and marines are gearing up for winter exercises in Norway alongside a dozen other nations and 13,000 troops. Around 2,000 Royal Navy personnel and the nation’s flagship HMS Bulwark, among other ships, squadrons and units, are committed to Cold Response which begins next month in the Arctic C

about 14 years ago
UK Warship Visits Veracruz in Mexico
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UK Warship Visits Veracruz in Mexico

RFA Fort Rosalie recently visited the important port of Veracruz in Mexico, following on from Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg’s visit to Mexico in March 2011 and a commitment made by FCO’s Secretary of State William Hague almost two years ago. During Fort Rosalie’s visit, Admiral Victor Manuel Gamb

about 14 years ago
US Navy Names Forward Deployed Ships to Spain
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US Navy Names Forward Deployed Ships to Spain

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus announced Feb. 16 the four Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers which will be forward deployed to Rota, Spain. The four include three from Norfolk, Va; USS Ross, USS Donald Cook, and USS Porter, and one from Mayport, Fla., USS Carney. The ships are in support

about 14 years ago
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