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GDEB gets $95.5M for US, UK SSBN missile tube production
Amphibious & Support Ships

GDEB gets $95.5M for US, UK SSBN missile tube production

The U.S Navy has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $95.5 million contract modification to continue development of the Common Missile Compartment for the U.S. Navy’s Columbia-class submarine and the Royal Navy’s Dreadnought-class ballistic-missile submarine. The contract modification will enab

about 9 years ago
Trilateral amphibious drill concludes off Djibouti
Amphibious & Support Ships

Trilateral amphibious drill concludes off Djibouti

Warships and personnel from U.S., U.K. and France completed a two-week multilateral amphibious exercise in international waters off the coast of Djibouti and in the vicinity of Djibouti and Arta Beach. Named Alligator Dagger 17, the exercise is led by U.S. Naval Amphibious Forces, and joined by forc

about 9 years ago
DCNS teams with Australia’s DMTC for naval solutions
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DCNS teams with Australia’s DMTC for naval solutions

French shipbuilder DCNS has signed an agreement with Australia’s Defence Materials Technology Centre (DMTC) to collaborate on naval shipbuilding and repairs. According to DMTC, the agreement will see DMTC and DCNS collaborate on developing technical expertise and building industrial capacity within

about 9 years ago
UK MoD awards MBDA £539M in missile contracts
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UK MoD awards MBDA £539M in missile contracts

The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded missile manufacturer MBDA a total of £539 million worth of contracts for delivery of new and service of existing missiles in the UK armed forces. More specifically, the contract will see MBDA deliver the Meteor air-to-air missiles for the F-35B jets that will o

about 9 years ago
Work begins on Royal Navy’s fifth River-class offshore patrol vessel
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Work begins on Royal Navy’s fifth River-class offshore patrol vessel

Works on the Royal Navy’s fifth follow-on River-class offshore patrol vessel began with a steel cutting ceremony on Friday, April 21. Tony Douglas, head of UK’s defense procurement organisation, pressed the button to cut the first sheet of steel for the HMS Spey at BAE Systems’ Govan shipyard in Sco

about 9 years ago
Dutch Navy’s largest ship returns to sea after engine repairs
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Dutch Navy’s largest ship returns to sea after engine repairs

HNLMS Karel Doorman, the largest ship in service with the Royal Netherlands Navy, has taken to sea again after receiving a new engine during a reparation that lasted for almost a year. The amphibious, multi-function support ship returned to the Den Helder base in April last year with a broken engine

about 9 years ago
German frigate and NATO flagship runs aground in Greece
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German frigate and NATO flagship runs aground in Greece

German Navy frigate and current flagship of NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 2 – FGS Brandenburg – ran aground on Monday morning while departing the port of Piraeus, Greece. The frigate collided with a jetty and sustained considerable damage. According to German media, FGS Brandenburg damaged her rudd

about 9 years ago
Polish Navy contracts Saab for RBS15 Mk3 missile maintenance
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Polish Navy contracts Saab for RBS15 Mk3 missile maintenance

Polish Naval Port Gdynia contracted Sweden’s Saab for the maintenance and logistic support of the Polish Navy’s RBS15 Mk3 surface-to-surface missile system. Saab received this contract after partnering with Polish defense company MESKO, a member of Polish Armament Group (PGZ), last year. The contrac

about 9 years ago
Turkish Navy commissions first Bayraktar-class landing ship
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Turkish Navy commissions first Bayraktar-class landing ship

The Turkish Navy commissioned the lead ship of a new class of landing ships, TCG Bayraktar, on April 14, Turkish minister of defense tweeted. This was first reported by Turkish Bosphorus Naval News who noted that the ship will remain under the shipyard’s warranty for 12 months. After the 12-month pe

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy frigate escorts Russian warships through the Channel
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Royal Navy frigate escorts Russian warships through the Channel

A Royal Navy frigate escorted two Russian corvettes which sailed through the English Channel on the night between April 15 and 16. Type 23 frigate HMS Sutherland located the two Russian ships in the early hours of Friday morning as they sailed through the North Sea towards the Dover Straits. The two

about 9 years ago
Germany pulls tanker from NATO group after engine failure
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Germany pulls tanker from NATO group after engine failure

German Navy tanker ‘Spessart’ had to be towed home from UK waters after experiencing problems with its engine during the Joint Warrior drill off Scotland. The 40-year-old ship broke down on March 27 and the extent of damage is yet to be determined, German Kieler Nachrichten reported. Spessart withdr

about 9 years ago
Italian aircraft carrier leaves Mediterranean Sea operation
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Italian aircraft carrier leaves Mediterranean Sea operation

Italian Navy aircraft carrier ITS Giuseppe Garibaldi concluded its participation in the EU NAVFOR-led operation Sophia in the Mediterranean Sea. The carrier stepped down from its duty as flagship of the mission on April 4, some six month after joining the group. During its time spent with operation

about 9 years ago
US, France, UK forces hone amphibious skills off Djibouti
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US, France, UK forces hone amphibious skills off Djibouti

Ships and personnel from U.S., UK and France have kicked off the two-week multilateral amphibious exercise Alligator Dagger 17. The drill is taking place in international waters off the coast of Djibouti and in the vicinity of Djibouti and Arta Beach, between April 5 and 20. Participating forces inc

about 9 years ago
Royal Marines repurpose 200 posts to better fit Royal Navy
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Royal Marines repurpose 200 posts to better fit Royal Navy

The UK Royal Marines are being restructured to better fit the changing Royal Navy fleet, the UK Ministry of Defence announced on Tuesday. According to the UK Ministry of Defence, some 200 Royal Marine roles are being repurposed with around half of them being backroom function roles, like drivers and

about 9 years ago
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