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Thales to supply CWI transmitters for Danish Navy Absalon, Iver Huitfeldt class ships
Amphibious & Support Ships

Thales to supply CWI transmitters for Danish Navy Absalon, Iver Huitfeldt class ships

Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) has contracted Thales for the delivery of 14 continuous wave illumination (CWI) transmitters for the Danish Navy’s Absalon and Iver Huitfeldt-class vessels. The transmitters are to be integrated in the current ESSM fire control systems on-

about 9 years ago
Italian transport dock ITS San Giorgio ends Operation Sophia deployment
Amphibious & Support Ships

Italian transport dock ITS San Giorgio ends Operation Sophia deployment

Italian Navy amphibious transport dock ITS San Giorgio wrapped up her participation in the EU-led operation Sophia and headed home on February 14. ITS San Giorgio had been part of the maritime group from October 22, 2016, and was in charge of training Libyan Coast Guard and Navy personnel in no-comb

about 9 years ago
Lockheed bags $540M deal for Trident II ballistic missile work
Amphibious & Support Ships

Lockheed bags $540M deal for Trident II ballistic missile work

The U.S. Strategic Systems Programs office has awarded Lockheed Martin a $540.8 million contract for work on the Trident II (D5) submarine-launched ballistic missile. The contract will run through September, 2021, and will see Lockheed Martin provide missile production and deployed system support. A

about 9 years ago
Fincantieri starts construction of first Italian Navy multipurpose offshore patrol ship
Amphibious & Support Ships

Fincantieri starts construction of first Italian Navy multipurpose offshore patrol ship

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri marked the construction start of the first Italian Navy Multipurpose Offshore Patrol Ship (PPA) with a steel cutting ceremony at its shipyard in Muggiano (La Spezia) on February 13. The shipbuilder said the first of seven offshore patrol ships would be delivered in 20

about 9 years ago
RFA Wave Ruler returns to FOST support activities
Amphibious & Support Ships

RFA Wave Ruler returns to FOST support activities

Following an operational tasking in the second part of 2016, RFA Wave Ruler returned home for a maintenance period which was completed in January. Wave Ruler returned to her tanker duties in support of Flag Officer Sea Training (FOST) after setting sail on January 22. Wave Ruler is tasked to carry o

about 9 years ago
German Maritime Safety and Security Centre officially opens
Amphibious & Support Ships

German Maritime Safety and Security Centre officially opens

German authorities have received a new centre that will allow a number of authorities to work together, integrated into the Maritime Safety and Security Centre. The centre was officially opened during a ceremony in Cuxhaven on February 9. The Maritime Safety and Security Centre has been acting as th

about 9 years ago
After submarines, Norway and Germany team up on missile production
Amphibious & Support Ships

After submarines, Norway and Germany team up on missile production

Apart from the previously announced collaboration on submarine acquisition, Germany and Norway will also be joining forces on naval missiles. After the Norwegian ministry of defense announced the choice of German TKMS as the preferred builder for its navy’s four new submarines less than two weeks ag

about 9 years ago
Spanish amphibious assault ship to become counter-piracy operation’s flagship
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Spanish amphibious assault ship to become counter-piracy operation’s flagship

Spanish Navy’s amphibious assault ship ESPS Galicia departed the navy base Rota to join the European Union counter-piracy operation Atalanta in the Indian Ocean. Galicia will serve as the operation’s flagship hosting Spanish Navy Rear-Admiral Rafael Fernández-Pintado and his staff. This is the fourt

about 9 years ago
NATO concludes mine warfare drill Dynamic Move
Amphibious & Support Ships

NATO concludes mine warfare drill Dynamic Move

NATO’s annual mine countermeasure (MCM) exercise Dynamic Move (DME17) which saw the participation of over 15 countries, including Partnership for Peace (PFP) countries, Finland and Sweden, concluded Friday, February 10. The two-week drill was organized by the Allied Maritime Command (MARCOM) and aim

about 9 years ago
Azraq Serpent tests UK, US paramedics wartime cooperation
Amphibious & Support Ships

Azraq Serpent tests UK, US paramedics wartime cooperation

British and American battlefield medics practised wartime operations and procedures off the coast of the United Arab Emirates aboard the UK flagship HMS Ocean. A specialist US medical team joined the helicopter assault group for the casualty drill, one of the tests of the Plymouth-based warship in h

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy’s HMS Mersey returns from lengthy deployment
Amphibious & Support Ships

Royal Navy’s HMS Mersey returns from lengthy deployment

Royal Navy patrol ship HMS Mersey returmed home to Portsmouth on Friday completing a 13-month mission supporting efforts to tackle people trafficking and drug smuggling. The River-class patrol ship left Portsmouth in January 2016, heading for the Caribbean before travelling east to the Mediterranean

about 9 years ago
RFA Gold Rover performs her last replenishment at sea
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RFA Gold Rover performs her last replenishment at sea

Off the west coast of Africa frigate HMS Portland takes on fuel from tanker RFA Gold Rover – the very last time the oldest vessel in the UK’s Naval Service will provide ‘black gold’ to fuel front-line operations. The 11,000-tonne support vessel is due to decommission in the UK next month – 43 years

about 9 years ago
RFA Tidespring arrives in Japan en route home to UK
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RFA Tidespring arrives in Japan en route home to UK

Royal Fleet Auxiliary tanker Tidespring arrived in Japan on February 9 for a scheduled stop on its way to UK waters. RFA Tidespring is the lead ship of Tide-class tankers built for Great Britain by the South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering. As the first of four ships that

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy’s Bahrain establishment will be ready by November
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Royal Navy’s Bahrain establishment will be ready by November

The first Royal Navy establishment overseas in nearly half a century will be ready for sailors and marines to move into by November, the Royal Navy said. Workers are on track to complete the future HMS Jufair in Bahrain that will provide accommodation, welfare and support facilities for up to 300 mi

about 9 years ago
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