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Progeny to provide payload control for submarine combat systems
Amphibious & Support Ships

Progeny to provide payload control for submarine combat systems

U.S. Navy has awarded the Manassas-based computer integrated systems designer Progeny Systems Corp. a $54,7 million contract to design, test and deliver a payload control system for the AN/BYG-1 submarine combat control system. The Payload Control System portion is to be delivered for all U.S. and R

about 10 years ago
US Navy Submarine Squadron 11 changes command
Amphibious & Support Ships

US Navy Submarine Squadron 11 changes command

Current Captain of the U.S. Pacific Fleet’s Submarine Squadron 11, Captain Eugene Doyle, was relieved by Captain Brian Davies during a pier side ceremony on February 12. The ceremony was held aboard the Los Angeles-class submarine USS Pasadena (SSN 752). Commander, Submarine Force U.S. Pacific Fleet

about 10 years ago
USCGC Campbell returns from patrol with $80 million of cocaine seizures
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USCGC Campbell returns from patrol with $80 million of cocaine seizures

The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Campbell concluded its patrol of the Caribbean Sea and Eastern Pacific Ocean having seized a total of $80 million dollars worth of cocaine. The cutter returned to its homeport at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Maine, on February 14, following a 61-day counter narcotics patr

about 10 years ago
US Navy receives USNS Maury
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US Navy receives USNS Maury

The U.S. Navy accepted the Pathfinder-class oceanographic survey ship USNS Maury (T-AGS 66) from VT Halter Marine February 16. The USNS Maury was designed to perform acoustic, biological, physical and geophysical surveys. The vessel will provide the U.S. military with essential information on the oc

about 10 years ago
Canadian shipbuilders concerned over possible foreign tug lease for Royal Canadian Navy
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Canadian shipbuilders concerned over possible foreign tug lease for Royal Canadian Navy

Shipbuilding Association of Canada, the voice of Canada’s shipbuilding industry expressed concerns over recent reports that the Canadian government may lease foreign built tugboats rather than build replacement tugs for the Royal Canadian Navy at home. Several media reports in the recent days said t

about 10 years ago
Thales to modernize German Navy’s tactical trainer
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Thales to modernize German Navy’s tactical trainer

The German Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and in Source Support (BAAINBw) has contracted the French company Thales to modernize the German Navy’s tactical and procedural trainer (TVTM1) at the naval training centre (MOS) in Bremerhaven. The order covers the regenerati

about 10 years ago
USS William P. Lawrence visits Fiji
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USS William P. Lawrence visits Fiji

U.S. Navy’s guided-missile destroyer USS William P. Lawrence (DDG 110) completed a port call in Suva, Fiji, February 14, and thereby became the first U.S. Navy ship to visit Fiji in 10 years. While in port Suva, the crew of more than 300 sailors actively integrated with the local community. Sailors

about 10 years ago
DARPA to launch autonomous submarine hunter vessel
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DARPA to launch autonomous submarine hunter vessel

The ever-quieter diesel-electric submarines posing a threat to surface ships might be a thing of the past. The U.S. Navy, and NATO, who fears the evolving Russian subs, are probably looking up to DARPA’s new anti-submarine warfare “drone ship” which is now being prepared for the sea trials. U.S. Def

about 10 years ago
Canadian Navy’s Atlantic Fleet welcomes SPS Patiño
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Canadian Navy’s Atlantic Fleet welcomes SPS Patiño

Spanish Navy auxiliary ship SPS Patiño which will, under an agreement between the Spanish and Royal Canadian Navy, constitute a regular part of the Canadian Navy in the following two months, arrived to Halifax, Nova Scotia on February 12. Rear Admiral John Newton, Commander of Canadian Maritime Forc

about 10 years ago
SNMG2 receives reinforcement
Amphibious & Support Ships

SNMG2 receives reinforcement

NATO’s Standing Maritime Group Two, with the German combat support ship EGV Bonn at the helm, sailed into the Souda Harbor, on the Greek island of Crete. This is where the Greek frigate Salamis (F-455) joined the maritime group for the operations ahead. The ships sailed into the harbor a day earlier

about 10 years ago
USS Blue Ridge back in the water
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USS Blue Ridge back in the water

U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet flagship USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) departed Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan to conduct sea trials after spending six months dry-docked in the harbor. During sea trials, Blue Ridge will execute a series of exercises, testing every aspect of the ship and crew, from full

about 10 years ago
HMS St Albans contributes to security patrols in the Gulf
Amphibious & Support Ships

HMS St Albans contributes to security patrols in the Gulf

HMS St Albans, the Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate worked with Royal Saudi Navy minehunter HMS Al Jawf to support Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) in the Persian Gulf. The Kuwaiti-led Combine Task Force 152 (CTF), headquartered in Bahrain, is in charge of Maritime Security in the Gulf for the 31 member n

about 10 years ago
Timken lands $1 B contract for Arleigh-Burke reduction gears
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Timken lands $1 B contract for Arleigh-Burke reduction gears

The American power generation and rotating element equipment manufacturer Philadelphia Gear Corp., now part of Timken, has been awarded a $1.04 billion contract for main reduction gears for U.S. Navy’s Arleigh-Burke destroyers. Carl D. Rapp, vice president of the Power Systems group for Timken, said

about 10 years ago
USS The Sullivans visits Montenegro
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USS The Sullivans visits Montenegro

The U.S. Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS The Sullivans (DDG 68) arrived in the Mediterranean city of Bar, Montenegro, for a scheduled port visit February 12. While in port, USS The Sullivans crewmembers will participate in local cultural events and tours of the area around Ba

about 10 years ago
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