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Poland signs EUR 380m deal for four AW101 helicopters
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Poland signs EUR 380m deal for four AW101 helicopters

The Polish defense ministry has signed a contract with Italy’s Leonardo for the delivery of four AW101 helicopters for the Polish Navy. Under the deal, valued at approximately 380 mln EUR (1.65 bn PLN), Leonardo’s MW Yeovil facility in the UK will deliver the helicopters that will be used for anti-s

about 7 years ago
Australia looking at bringing minehunter replacement forward
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Australia looking at bringing minehunter replacement forward

The Australian government could accelerate the replacement of Royal Australian Navy’s current Huon-class minehunters by bringing the project forward from the 2030s to the mid-2020s. The move would be completed as part of a new maritime mine countermeasures program, which is to be known as SEA 1905.

about 7 years ago
Aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis pulls into Marseille, France
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Aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis pulls into Marseille, France

US Navy aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) arrived in Marseille, France, on April 27 for a scheduled port visit. The carrier stopped in France after dual-carrier operations in the Mediterranean Sea with USS Abraham Lincoln last week. Earlier in April, Stennis met up with France’s own FS C

about 7 years ago
US Navy forward-deploying USS America, USS New Orleans to Japan
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US Navy forward-deploying USS America, USS New Orleans to Japan

Amphibious assault ship USS America (LHA 6) and landing platform dock USS New Orleans (LPD 18) will be permanently stationed at Sasebo, Japan, as two US Navy ships already in Japan are returning to their US homeports for overhauls. According to an announcement from April 26, guided-missile destroyer

about 7 years ago
New UK Hydrographic Office officially opened by Princess Royal
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New UK Hydrographic Office officially opened by Princess Royal

The Princess Royal officially opened the new home of UK Hydrographic Office in a ceremony on April 26. Construction of the new headquarters for the 850 data analysers, hydrographers, cartographers, environmental experts and scientists took 18 months to complete and was ready for operations in Januar

about 7 years ago
New Zealand Navy tanker Aotearoa hits the water
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New Zealand Navy tanker Aotearoa hits the water

Future HMNZS Aotearoa, the largest ship ever built for the Royal New Zealand Navy, was launched at Hyundai Heavy Industries’s Ulsan shipyard in South Korea on April 24. Aotearoa now begins six months of fit out before her formal naming ceremony in Ulsan, South Korea, attended by the Governor-General

about 7 years ago
Australia deploys P-8A Poseidon on North Korea sanctions enforcement mission
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Australia deploys P-8A Poseidon on North Korea sanctions enforcement mission

The Australian defense ministry is deploying a P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft to Japan, from where it will conduct maritime surveillance operations in support of United Nations Security Council sanctions against North Korea. The aircraft’s mission will be to help monitor and deter ship‑to-sh

about 7 years ago
US Navy christening former Hawaii superferry in Japan
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US Navy christening former Hawaii superferry in Japan

The US Navy is set to christen two ships in two ceremonies on different sides of the world on Saturday, April 27. The first ceremony will occur in Okinawa, Japan, where high-speed transport vessel USNS Guam (T-HST 1) will be christened at 10 a.m. Japan Standard Time. Zumwalt-class guided missile des

about 7 years ago
US Navy christening final Zumwalt-class destroyer in Maine
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US Navy christening final Zumwalt-class destroyer in Maine

The US Navy is to christen its third and final Zumwalt-class guided missile destroyer, the future USS Lyndon B. Johnson (DDG 1002), in a ceremony at the General Dynamics-Bath Iron Works shipyard in Bath, Maine. The ceremony is set for Saturday, April 27. DDG 1002 is named in honor of US president Ly

about 7 years ago
Work progresses on first Royal Navy Type 26 frigate
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Work progresses on first Royal Navy Type 26 frigate

Future HMS Glasgow, the first of the new class of Royal Navy Type 26 frigates, is beginning to resemble a ship as her manufacturing progresses on the Clyde. The new City-class ships will be the successor to the Duke-class Type 23 frigates currently in service. She’ll comprise more than 60 blocks in

about 7 years ago
VT Halter Marine to build first new heavy icebreaker for US Coast Guard in over 40 years
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VT Halter Marine to build first new heavy icebreaker for US Coast Guard in over 40 years

The US Coast Guard and US Navy have awarded VT Halter Marine a contract for the detail design and construction (DD&C) of the lead Polar Security Cutter (PSC). Under an initial award valued at $745.9 million, the Pascagoula-based shipbuilder will design and deliver the first new heavy icebreaker for

about 7 years ago
Lockheed gets $20m for US Navy AN/BLQ-10 electronic warfare systems
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Lockheed gets $20m for US Navy AN/BLQ-10 electronic warfare systems

The US Navy has awarded Lockheed Martin a $20 million contract for engineering and technical services for the AN/BLQ-10 Electronic Warfare System Technology Insertion (TI)-20, TI-22 and TI-24. The AN/BLQ-10 system includes extensive commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) and non-developmental item hardware

about 7 years ago
French aircraft carrier headed for drills with Indian counterpart, “largest bilateral exercise ever”
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French aircraft carrier headed for drills with Indian counterpart, “largest bilateral exercise ever”

French Navy aircraft carrier FS Charles de Gaulle and its carrier strike group are set to sail to India where they will be joined by Indian Navy aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya and other units for what was described as the largest naval exercise between the two countries ever. The drill, which is

about 7 years ago
Lockheed contracts OSI for Canadian Type 26 integrated bridge design
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Lockheed contracts OSI for Canadian Type 26 integrated bridge design

The integrated bridge and navigation system (IBNS) for the Royal Canadian Navy’s Type 26 surface combatants will be designed and delivered by OSI Maritime Systems. OSI said the contract was awarded by Lockheed Martin Canada, who is working with Irving Shipbuilding to deliver a fleet of 15 warships u

about 7 years ago
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