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UKMOD makes chief submarine, aircraft carrier appointments
Amphibious & Support Ships

UKMOD makes chief submarine, aircraft carrier appointments

The UK defense ministry on Thursday announced the appointment of Vice Admiral Sir Simon Lister as managing director of the organisation delivering the UK’s new aircraft carriers. Admiral Lister will take a sabbatical from his Royal Navy career to lead the Aircraft Carrier Alliance’s (ACA) continued

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy patrol vessel HMS Forth starts first sea trials
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Royal Navy patrol vessel HMS Forth starts first sea trials

The lead ship of the Royal Navy’s offshore patrol vessels, the HMS Forth, started sea trials on Wednesday sailing down River Clyde for the first time. HMS Forth leads a class of five follow-on River-class vessels which will act as the RN’s eyes and ears around the UK, help to safeguard fishing stock

about 9 years ago
UK MoD soliciting buyers for two former RFA ships
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UK MoD soliciting buyers for two former RFA ships

UK’s defense ministry is inviting interested buyers to provide expressions of interest for the purchase of former Royal Fleet Auxiliary ships RFA Gold Rover and RFA Black Rover. The buyer of the final two ships of the Rover-class will not be able to use the ships for any purposes other than scrappin

about 9 years ago
UK’s third Tide-class tanker RFA Tidesurge named in South Korea
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UK’s third Tide-class tanker RFA Tidesurge named in South Korea

The third of four Royal Fleet Auxiliary Tide-class tankers has been named in a ceremony at the Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering shipyard in South Korea. RFA Tidesurge was named in a ceremony on August 29, attended by Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Jonathan Woodcock, British ambass

about 9 years ago
UK helicopter carrier HMS Ocean starts final deployment before decommissioning
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UK helicopter carrier HMS Ocean starts final deployment before decommissioning

Getting underway from Naval Base Plymouth on Tuesday, helicopter carrier HMS Ocean started her final deployment as a commissioned Royal Navy ship. The fleet flagship – a role that will be taken by the new aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth – will be joining NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 2 in the

about 9 years ago
Dutch amphibious ship heads for African counter-piracy mission with Swedish CB-90s on board
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Dutch amphibious ship heads for African counter-piracy mission with Swedish CB-90s on board

A Dutch Navy landing platform dock ship has embarked Swedish CB-90 fast assault craft for a deployment to the African counter-piracy operation Atalanta. HNLMS Rotterdam set sail from her homeport on Sunday heading for Somalia with two CB-90 boats and a Swedish boarding team. The boats were earlier t

about 9 years ago
UK defense secretary confirms development of Joint Logistics Support Base in Oman
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UK defense secretary confirms development of Joint Logistics Support Base in Oman

On his most recent trip to Oman, UK defense secretary Michael Fallon signed a memorandum of understanding and services agreement that will allow Royal Navy vessels to use facilities at Duqm port before the UK Joint Logistics Support Base at the port is completed. Once completed, the UK Joint Logisti

about 9 years ago
Check out Kalashnikov’s video of its BK-16 high speed landing craft
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Check out Kalashnikov’s video of its BK-16 high speed landing craft

After acquiring a controlling stake in Euroyachting Rybinskaya Shipyard group of companies in 2015, Russian arms manufacturer Kalashnikov has ventured into the boat-building business, embracing the BK-16 as a flagship model. BK-16 is a high-speed, multi-purpose amphibious landing craft built for the

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy flag placed on sunken HMS Hermes for first time in 75 years
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Royal Navy flag placed on sunken HMS Hermes for first time in 75 years

Royal Navy divers have placed a Royal Navy flag on the UK’s first purpose-built aircraft carrier HMS Hermes for the first time in 75 years. Three quarters of a century after she was sunk by Japanese bombers on April 9, 1942, a ten-strong team of Royal Navy divers paid their respects on the battered

about 9 years ago
Constanta, Romania is US destroyer’s first Black Sea port call
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Constanta, Romania is US destroyer’s first Black Sea port call

After entering the Black Sea on August 18, the crew of the US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Porter (DDG 78) will be visiting Romania on the first port call of their Black Sea deployment. After conducting a replenishment at sea with the Turkish Navy replenishment oiler TCG Y

about 9 years ago
NATO SNMG1 ships train with Danish Task Group in Kattegat
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NATO SNMG1 ships train with Danish Task Group in Kattegat

Ships from NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 1, led by Royal Norwegian Navy frigate HNoMS Otto Sverdrup, trained with ships from the Danish Task Group (DATG) in waters of Kattegat on Tuesday. The SNMG1 is on a routine maritime situational awareness patrol for NATO in the North sea and the Baltic Sea. I

about 9 years ago
NATO ships fine tune cooperation with operation Sophia in the Med
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NATO ships fine tune cooperation with operation Sophia in the Med

NATO ships deployed to operation Sea Guardian spent the larger part of August working with ships from the European Union-led operation Sophia with the aim of improving collaboration in the Mediterranean Sea. The ships worked in the central Mediterranean Sea August 3 through 20 in part to further ref

about 9 years ago
Spanish auxiliary ship ESPS Cantabria joining EU migrant mission in the Med
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Spanish auxiliary ship ESPS Cantabria joining EU migrant mission in the Med

The Spanish navy’s auxiliary oiler and replenishment ship ESPS Cantabria (A-15), got underway from Ferrol, Spain, to join operation Sophia – European Union’s migrant mission in the Mediterranean Sea. Operation Sophia started on June 22, 2015 to provide a response to the migratory crisis in the centr

about 9 years ago
HMS Victory: Preserving the world’s oldest commissioned warship
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HMS Victory: Preserving the world’s oldest commissioned warship

As part of what contractor BAE Systems described as the most extensive restoration project the 252-year-old HMS Victory underwent following her repair after the Battle of Trafalgar, the world’s oldest commissioned warship will receive a new structural support system for the ship. Specialist engineer

about 9 years ago
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