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Chinese Navy task group heads for Baltic Sea and bilateral drills with Russian Navy
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Chinese Navy task group heads for Baltic Sea and bilateral drills with Russian Navy

A Chinese Navy three-ship task group is sailing towards the Baltic Sea where it is set to take part in exercises with the Russian Navy. The bilateral drill, dubbed “Maritime Interaction 2017”, is scheduled to take place between July 21 and 28, and will involve an overall of 21 ships, according to a

about 9 years ago
Piriou overhauls Royal Moroccan Navy patrol vessel Rais Bargach
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Piriou overhauls Royal Moroccan Navy patrol vessel Rais Bargach

French Piriou Naval Services announced it has just completed an extensive refit of the Royal Moroccan Navy patrol vessel Rais Bargach. Rais Bargach is a 65m ocean-going patrol vessel built in 1995 by STX France. It is one of five vessels in the class. Piriou Naval Services, a repair and services bra

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy assault ship HMS Albion completes first set of trials
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Royal Navy assault ship HMS Albion completes first set of trials

Royal Navy assault ship HMS Albion has completed her first set of sea trials, spending four weeks in open waters after being tied to port for six years. After a £90m revamp in her home base which took her out of mothballs and saw 110 major changes and improvements carried out, the assault ship left

about 9 years ago
German special forces return to Dutch amphibious ship HNLMS Karel Doorman
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German special forces return to Dutch amphibious ship HNLMS Karel Doorman

German special forces have returned to training aboard the biggest ship in the Royal Netherlands Navy’s fleet after it spent almost a year undergoing engine repairs. HNLMS Karel Doorman returned to sea in April this year after completing repairs at the Den Helder base. The ship’s engine issues cause

about 9 years ago
Canadian frigate HMCS St. John’s concludes six-month deployment to Europe
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Canadian frigate HMCS St. John’s concludes six-month deployment to Europe

Royal Canadian Navy frigate HMCS St. John’s concluded her six-month deployment to operation Reassurance supporting NATO assurance and deterrence measures in Central and Eastern Europe. While deployed, HMCS St. John’s conducted operations and took part in multi-national exercises with NATO Allies and

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy, Marines train with French counterparts on Jeanne d’Arc 2017
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Royal Navy, Marines train with French counterparts on Jeanne d’Arc 2017

Royal Navy sailors and marines exercised with their counterparts from other countries during a five-month annual French naval deployment to the Indian Ocean and Far East. UK forces joined the French Navy assault ship FS Mistral in March as part of the Jeanne d’Arc 2017 French task group, which has v

about 9 years ago
RFA Mounts Bay visits Grand Cayman on Caribbean deployment’s first stop
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RFA Mounts Bay visits Grand Cayman on Caribbean deployment’s first stop

Royal Fleet Auxiliary Mounts Bay unloaded military personnel, trucks and heavy equipment onto the Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman, for the first stop of the dock landing ship’s deployment to the Caribbean. Swimmers, sunbathers and holidaymakers looked on as the 16,000-ton RFA Mounts Bay moored off th

about 9 years ago
Spanish Navy sail training ship concludes 89th training cruise
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Spanish Navy sail training ship concludes 89th training cruise

Spanish Navy’s sail training ship ‘Juan Sebastián de Elcano’ concluded a four-month Atlantic ocean training cruise returning to Marín (where the Naval Academy is located) on July 13. The veteran ship was welcomed by the Academy’s Superintendent, teachers, students and family members. During this tra

about 9 years ago
UK Chamber of Shipping calls for more warships for fleet protection
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UK Chamber of Shipping calls for more warships for fleet protection

The UK should no longer delay ordering new naval vessels if it wants to be able to protect the world’s merchant fleet, Guy Platten, CEO of the UK Chamber of Shipping, writes. Platten argues that the security of the UK and its trading economy depend on the Royal Navy’s ability to protect the global m

about 9 years ago
French Navy receives icebreaker and patrol vessel L’Astrolabe
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French Navy receives icebreaker and patrol vessel L’Astrolabe

L’Astrolabe, a new ice-breaking vessel that will be operated by the French Navy, was delivered by shipbuilder Piriou on July 12 in Concarneau, France. The ceremony was attended by representatives from the navy, the French Polar Institute Paul-Emile Victor (IPEV) and the Austral and Antarctic French

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems picks 14 companies for Type 26 construction
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BAE Systems picks 14 companies for Type 26 construction

BAE Systems has announced the selection of further 14 companies for work on the UK’s future Type 26 Global Combat Ship. According to BAE, the new contracts will support around 550 jobs and bring the total investment in the supply chain to more than £500m. The largest of the new contracts are for the

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy auxiliary ships switch roles in Lesser Antilles
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Royal Navy auxiliary ships switch roles in Lesser Antilles

Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Mounts Bay took over UK’s North Atlantic patrol duties from RFA Wave Knight during a port visit to the Lesser Antilles port of Fort-de-France in Martinique. Handing over the baton to Mounts Bay, RFA Wave Knight wrapped up a 13 month deployment which has seen the ship sail

about 9 years ago
Sea Breeze 2017 highlights maritime operations center importance
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Sea Breeze 2017 highlights maritime operations center importance

Improving maritime operations center processes which represent the essential decision-making capability of an exercise has been one of the main priorities of the Ukranian-hosted Black Sea drill Sea Breeze 2017. Ukrainians and their international partners are working deliberately to increase the comb

about 9 years ago
ECA Group secures French Navy PAP demining ROV contract
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ECA Group secures French Navy PAP demining ROV contract

The French Ministry of Armed Forces has awarded ECA Group a new five-year contract for the supply of consumables for the French Navy’s PAP demining remotely operated vehicles (ROVs). According to the company, the contract will amount to over €4 million up to a maximum of €8 million depending on util

about 9 years ago
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