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US Navy, Marine Corps wrap up integration exercise Pacific Blitz 2019
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US Navy, Marine Corps wrap up integration exercise Pacific Blitz 2019

US Navy and Marine Corps units are wrapping up two weeks of joint drills as part of exercise Pacific Blitz 2019 in and off the coast of Southern California. The scenario-driven field-training exercise kicked off March 12 and is set to conclude on Tuesday, March 26. The exercise involved command and

about 7 years ago
Royal Navy frigate joining NATO’s SNMG1
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Royal Navy frigate joining NATO’s SNMG1

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Westminster got underway from Portsmouth to join the Standing NATO Maritime Group 1 (SNMG1) for a deployment to northern Europe and the Baltic. The Duke-class frigate is scheduled to conduct exercises within her task group as well as a variety of port visits that wil

about 7 years ago
Safran lands Australian Navy infrared search and track systems upkeep deal
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Safran lands Australian Navy infrared search and track systems upkeep deal

The Australian government has awarded Safran Electronics & Defense Australasia (SEDA) a contract for in-service support to the Royal Australian Navy’s infrared search and track systems. Australian defense minister Christopher Pyne said as the prime contractor, SEDA would provide maintenance and supp

about 7 years ago
Japan-based US Navy ships complete their “most demanding tactical drills ever”
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Japan-based US Navy ships complete their “most demanding tactical drills ever”

US Navy ships from the Japan-based US 7th Fleet took part in what the navy termed the most advanced tactical training necessary for blue water combat. For the first time ever, three guided missile destroyers, a guided missile cruiser, and two amphibious ships of the Forward-Deployed Naval Forces com

about 7 years ago
Fourth Royal Navy OPV named in Glasgow ceremony
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Fourth Royal Navy OPV named in Glasgow ceremony

The Royal Navy held an official naming ceremony for HMS Tamar, the fourth of overall five new Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessels being built. The OPV naming ceremony took place in the shipyard in Glasgow where she and her sisters were built. The 90-meter ship is equipped with a 30mm cannon

about 7 years ago
NATO maritime groups visit Plymouth
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NATO maritime groups visit Plymouth

Ship from Standing NATO Maritime Group One (SNMG) 1 and Standing NATO Mine Countermeasure Group One (SNMCMG) 1 completed a scheduled port visit to Plymouth, England, before taking part in an eight-ship maneuver off the UK coast. SNMG-1 and SNMCMG-1 staff took advantage of time in port by having forc

about 7 years ago
UK-French future cruise/anti-ship weapon program passes “key review”
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UK-French future cruise/anti-ship weapon program passes “key review”

A joint French and British program to develop a new generation of anti-ship missiles has passed the “key review” phase, French missile maker MBDA has announced. The review was completed two years into the FC/ASW (future cruise/anti-ship weapon) concept phase, and was carried out jointly by the UK’s

about 7 years ago
GDEB gets $2 billion for Block V Virginia-class submarine materials
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GDEB gets $2 billion for Block V Virginia-class submarine materials

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $2 billion contract modification to procure long lead time material to support construction of Block V Virginia-class submarines. The award modifies a contract awarded in 2017 that provides funding for long lead time mater

about 7 years ago
US Coast Guard joins North Korea sanctions enforcement in East China Sea
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US Coast Guard joins North Korea sanctions enforcement in East China Sea

US Coast Guard Cutter Bertholf pulled into Sasebo, Japan, earlier this month after supporting the enforcement of United Nations Security Council Resolutions (UNSCR) sanctions on North Korea. Bertholf was tasked with preventing illicit ship-to-ship transfers that violate North Korea sanctions. The pa

about 7 years ago
US Navy teams up with commercial shipping for Gulf of Aden exercise
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US Navy teams up with commercial shipping for Gulf of Aden exercise

US 5th Fleet’s Task Force 55 and commercial shipping industry representatives joined forces recently to complete exercise Lucky Mariner 19. The annual exercise concluded March 15 and was led by the task force’s Naval Cooperation and Guidance for Shipping (NCAGS) detachment designed to exercise comma

about 7 years ago
UK starts integration of Meteor, SPEAR missiles on F-35B fighter jets
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UK starts integration of Meteor, SPEAR missiles on F-35B fighter jets

UK defense contractor BAE Systems announced it has started work on the integration of Meteor air-to-air and SPEAR surface attack missiles on to the UK’s fleet of F-35B fighter jets. As explained by the company, it has received an initial funding award from Lockheed Martin, the prime contractor on th

about 7 years ago
Spain mulling purchase of US assault amphibious vehicles
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Spain mulling purchase of US assault amphibious vehicles

Spain could buy BAE Systems-built assault amphibious vehicles(AAV) following a US State Department approval for the possible sale of 11 AAVs to the European country. As outlined in the approval, announced on March 15, Spain is looking to buy 11 AAVs in three different configurations under a deal tha

about 7 years ago
Fire breaks out aboard US Navy ship in Bahrain
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Fire breaks out aboard US Navy ship in Bahrain

US Navy mine countermeasures ship USS Devastator (MCM 6) experienced a fire aboard while it was pierside at Naval Support Activity (NSA) Bahrain on March 14. The navy said there were no personnel injuries, adding that the extent of the damage is being assessed. Sailors aboard Devastator, USS Sentry

about 7 years ago
US guided missile submarine USS Florida stops in Greece
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US guided missile submarine USS Florida stops in Greece

US Navy’s Ohio-class cruise missile submarine USS Florida (SSGN 728) arrived in Naval Support Activity Souda Bay, Greece, for a scheduled port visit on March 14. While the Kings Bay, Georgia, homeported USS Florida is on a routine deployment in the US 6th Fleet area of operations, it is rare for the

about 7 years ago
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