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Kership launches French Navy’s first Offshore Support and Assistance Vessel ‘Loire’
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Kership launches French Navy’s first Offshore Support and Assistance Vessel ‘Loire’

Kership, a joint venture between DCNS and Piriou, launched the French Navy’s first Offshore Support and Assistance Vessel (BSAH) Loire, on June 1. Named after French rivers Loire, Rhone, Seine and Garonne, the BSAH vessels will be used for the deployment of forces for State operations at sea. French

about 9 years ago
En route home, USS George H.W. Bush strikes ISIS from the Med
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En route home, USS George H.W. Bush strikes ISIS from the Med

U.S. Navy’s George H.W. Bush carrier strike group (GHWBCSG) on Tuesday continued strike missions against ISIS positions after crossing the Suez Canal on Monday. USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) and the cruisers and destroyers accompanying it are currently on the return leg of their deployment after com

about 9 years ago
UK, France, US sign submarine cooperation agreement
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UK, France, US sign submarine cooperation agreement

United Kingdom, France and the United States are stepping up their submarine cooperation with an agreement signed by the three countries’ naval leaders on June 1. The agreement outlines anti-submarine warfare activities of the three countries as they operate in waters of Western Asia. Commander, U.S

about 9 years ago
Damen cuts first steel for Australian antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV)
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Damen cuts first steel for Australian antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV)

Construction of Australia’s new antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV) started in Romania with a steel-cutting ceremony on May 31. Dutch shipbuilder Damen is in charge of constructing the vessel at its Galati, Romania, shipyard. The shipbuilder is constructing the ASRV for Serco Defence, a subsidia

about 9 years ago
French Navy ships engage Australian, Spanish Navy on their Asia deployment
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French Navy ships engage Australian, Spanish Navy on their Asia deployment

After concluding amphibious drills with U.S. Marines off Guam recently, French Navy ships FS Mistral and FS Courbet trained with Australian and Spanish Navy ships in Australian waters. The French ships engaged Australian ships Success and Parramatta and the Spanish Navy’s Cristobal Colon in waters t

about 9 years ago
Another tanker attacked by pirates in Arabian Sea
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Another tanker attacked by pirates in Arabian Sea

In the second attack on commercial vessels in just two days, pirates attempted to hijack oil tanker MT NAVIG8 Providence in the Arabian Sea on June 1. The incident, confirmed by EU NAVFOR, took place in the Gulf of Oman as the MT NAVIG8 Providence was sailing 100 nautical miles east of Muscat. Accor

about 9 years ago
Italian Navy decommissions two more Minerva-class corvettes
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Italian Navy decommissions two more Minerva-class corvettes

The Italian Navy retired two Minerva-class corvettes, ITS Fenice and ITS Sfinge, during a May 29 ceremony at the Augusta Naval Base. The formal flag-lowering ceremony, attended by Italian Navy Chief of Staff Admiral Valter Girardelli and the Commander in Chief Admiral Donato Marzano, marked the end

about 9 years ago
Saber Strike 17 kicks off in Latvia
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Saber Strike 17 kicks off in Latvia

The annual combined-joint exercise Saber Strike 17 kicked off with troops and vehicles coming ashore with tactical landing crafts from maritime prepositioning ships in the Baltic Sea to Ventspils, Latvia, May 23-24, 2017. The exercise is held at various locations throughout the Baltic region and Pol

about 9 years ago
Norway picks BMT Defence for submarine acquisition consulting
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Norway picks BMT Defence for submarine acquisition consulting

The Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency (NDMA) has contracted BMT Defence Services (BMT), a subsidiary of BMT Group Ltd, for consultancy services on the country’s submarine acquisition program. According to BMT, the contract is a framework agreement through which BMT can either conduct stand-alone tas

about 9 years ago
Spanish research ship concludes Antarctic campaign
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Spanish research ship concludes Antarctic campaign

The Spanish Navy-operated research ship ‘Hespérides’ returned to her homeport in Cartagena on May 23, concluding the 30th Spanish Antarctic campaign. During the almost six months Hesperides spent at sea, scientists carried out 17 projects, mostly related to climate change. Rotating on the ship, more

about 9 years ago
Schiebel’s CAMCOPTER UAS in Norway demo
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Schiebel’s CAMCOPTER UAS in Norway demo

Austrian unmanned air system manufacturer showcased its CAMCOPTER UAS to Norwegian defense forces and security agencies earlier this month at the Andøya Test Center (ATC). The event, held approximately 300 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle, was attended by the Norwegian Coastguard, Royal Norwegi

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy Wildcat pilot students train on board RFA Argus
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Royal Navy Wildcat pilot students train on board RFA Argus

Future fliers and engineers of the Royal Navy’s Wildcat helicopters spent three weeks off the Portuguese coast recently, waging an all-out imaginary war. With aviation training ship RFA Argus as their home, the pilots and observers were charged with protecting the 28,000-tonne vessel from all threat

about 9 years ago
Singapore Navy orders two more Type 218SG submarines
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Singapore Navy orders two more Type 218SG submarines

Singapore’s ministry of defense announced the signing of a contract with ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems for the acquisition of additional two Type 218SG submarines. The ministry said the contract includes a logistics package and a crew training arrangement in Germany. This contract brings the number of

about 9 years ago
Amphibious drill on hold after French landing craft runs aground off Guam
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Amphibious drill on hold after French landing craft runs aground off Guam

The French Navy-led amphibious drill taking place off Guam was postponed after a French Navy landing craft ran aground during an evolution, AP reported. Speaking to reporters on Friday, Joint Region Marianas Chief of Staff Capt. Jeff Grimes said he could not say when the drill would resume. Named Je

about 9 years ago
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