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ERAPSCO gets $39.6m US Navy contract for sonobuoy deliveries
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ERAPSCO gets $39.6m US Navy contract for sonobuoy deliveries

The US Navy has awarded a $39.6 million to ERAPSCO, an Ultra Electronics Holdings and Sparton Corporation joint venture, for the manufacture of sonobuoys for the US Navy. The award is a GFY18 ERAPSCO Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract release for sonobuoy requirements under the

about 8 years ago
Upgrades start on Seasparrow surface-to-air ship defense system
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Upgrades start on Seasparrow surface-to-air ship defense system

The US Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division (NSWC PHD) has started work on the refurbishment and modification of the NATO Seasparrow missile system (NSSMS) platform and MK 132 guided missile launching system. The surface-to-air ship defense system is being upgraded to support deployme

about 8 years ago
US-Japanese exercise Keen Sword gets underway in Japan
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US-Japanese exercise Keen Sword gets underway in Japan

The US and Japan started their biennial exercise Keen Sword at military installations throughout Japan and surrounding waters on October 29. This year’s edition of the exercise will be joined by two Royal Canadian Navy ships for the first time ever. The biennial exercise is the latest in a series of

about 8 years ago
Fairbanks to deliver diesel engines for US Navy’s first Flight II LPD
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Fairbanks to deliver diesel engines for US Navy’s first Flight II LPD

Engine manufacturer Fairbanks Morse announced it has been awarded a contract to build and deliver the four main propulsion diesel engines (MPDE) that will power the US Navy’s first Flight II San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship LPD 30. The US Navy awarded Huntington Ingalls Industries’ I

about 8 years ago
US, Peruvian Navy conclude Diesel-Electric Submarine Initiative
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US, Peruvian Navy conclude Diesel-Electric Submarine Initiative

The Peruvian and US Navy have concluded almost three months of diesel-electric submarine operations which saw a Peruvian Navy submarine train and operate with a range of US Navy assets. Exactly 89 days of joint operations with the Peruvian submarine BAP Arica (SS-36) officially concluded in a closin

about 8 years ago
USNS Grasp shifts homeport to support Pacific area of operations
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USNS Grasp shifts homeport to support Pacific area of operations

US Military Sealift Command rescue and salvage ship USNS Grasp (T-ARS 51) became the newest ship to join the Pacific area of operations, after concluding a homeport shift from Virginia to San Diego. Grasp arrived in San Diego, Calif., on Tuesday, following an 18-day trip from its former home in Litt

about 8 years ago
Heavy seas damage US Navy ship ahead of NATO drill Trident Juncture
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Heavy seas damage US Navy ship ahead of NATO drill Trident Juncture

Two US Navy ships were forced to return to Reykjavik, Iceland, after amphibious dock landing ship USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44) was damaged in heavy seas while en route to Norway and exercise Trident Juncture. The ship was damaged on October 22 and is currently in Iceland for further assessment. The nav

about 8 years ago
Raytheon delivers RAM launcher for Mexican Navy POLA OPV
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Raytheon delivers RAM launcher for Mexican Navy POLA OPV

US weapon manufacturer Raytheon announced it has delivered a Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM) launcher for the Mexican Navy’s long-range off-shore patrol vessel (Patrulla Oceánica de Largo Alcance, or POLA). The RAM Block 2 supersonic, quick reaction, fire-and-forget missile to counter enemy anti-ship

about 8 years ago
US Navy commissions first UAS test and evaluation squadron
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US Navy commissions first UAS test and evaluation squadron

The US Navy commissioned its first unmanned aircraft system (UAS) test and evaluation squadron during a ceremony at Naval Air Station Patuxent River’s Webster Outlying Field, on October 18. The new unit, Air Test and Evaluation Squadron (UX) 24, flies over 23 fixed and rotary wing UAS including the

about 8 years ago
US destroyer Mitscher trains with Egyptian Navy
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US destroyer Mitscher trains with Egyptian Navy

US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Mitscher (DDG 57) met up with Egyptian Navy’s Descubierta-class corvette ENS El Suez (F-946) for a passing exercise (PASSEX) on October 21. Cmdr. Ian Scaliatine, commanding officer of Mitscher, welcomed El Suez’s leadership aboard Mitscher f

about 8 years ago
US, UK join forces on cyber front during HMS Queen Elizabeth visit to New York
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US, UK join forces on cyber front during HMS Queen Elizabeth visit to New York

The UK and US will be teaming up in the fight against growing cyber threats, UK defense secretary Gavin Williamson announced from aboard the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth which is currently on a port visit to New York. Speaking at the Trafalgar night dinner on board the carrier, th

about 8 years ago
MH-60 helicopter crashes aboard USS Ronald Reagan
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MH-60 helicopter crashes aboard USS Ronald Reagan

An MH-60 Sea Hawk helicopter crashed aboard the USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) during flight operations on Friday, the US Navy informed. The helicopter, assigned to Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5, crashed on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier shortly after takeoff at approximately 9 a.m., Oct. 19. The na

about 8 years ago
Austal gets $57m long lead contract for 13th US Navy EPF
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Austal gets $57m long lead contract for 13th US Navy EPF

The US Navy has awarded Austal USA a $57.8 million order to fund the procurement of long lead-time materials for the construction of the 13th 103-meter Expeditionary Fast Transport (EPF). Long lead-time materials for the additional vessel will include diesel engines, water jets and reduction gears.

about 8 years ago
US Navy sub hunter aces first operational aerial refueling over Mediterranean
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US Navy sub hunter aces first operational aerial refueling over Mediterranean

The US Navy has shared a photo of a Poseidon P-8A ASW maritime patrol aircraft conducting the type’s first operational aerial refueling over the Mediterranean Sea. US Navy Aircrewmen assigned to the “Tridents” of Patrol Squadron (VP) 26 carried out the flight Oct. 15, 2018, while patrolling the US 6

about 8 years ago
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