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HMS Albion welcomes crew for first time in six years
Amphibious & Support Ships

HMS Albion welcomes crew for first time in six years

A mothballed Royal Navy ship has officially reawakened when she embarked her crew for the first time since 2011. By doing so, amphibious command ship HMS Albion marked a major milestone in the ship’s multi-million pound capability upgrade in Plymouth. Abion was mothballed in 2011, just eight years a

about 9 years ago
Bush CSG enters US 6th Fleet area of operations
Amphibious & Support Ships

Bush CSG enters US 6th Fleet area of operations

U.S. Navy’s George H.W. Bush carrier strike group entered the U.S. 6th Fleet area of operations on January 29, eight days after departing its homeport of Norfolk. The Bush CSG started its routine deployment on January 21 in support of U.S. national security interests in Europe. The groups consists o

about 9 years ago
Indonesian Navy receives first SIGMA 10514 guided missile frigate
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Indonesian Navy receives first SIGMA 10514 guided missile frigate

The Indonesian Navy has received its first SIGMA 10514 guided missile frigate built by PT PAL. The state-owned shipbuilder delivered the frigate on January 23 at its shipyard in Surabaya, after the vessel completed sea trials in September 2016. Named KRI Raden Eddy Martadinata, the vessel is the fir

about 9 years ago
HMS Westminster starts sea trials after major refit
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HMS Westminster starts sea trials after major refit

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Westminster has taken to sea after works on her overhaul were completed in October last year. The sea trials that started this week are the first step in the long road back to rejoining the front-line fleet. When the ‘capital ship’ last sailed she had a different rad

about 9 years ago
US, UK sign P-8A logistics agreement
Amphibious & Support Ships

US, UK sign P-8A logistics agreement

U.S. and UK defense representatives signed an agreement on closer P-8A Maritime Patrol Aircraft cooperation on January 25. The declaration, signed between UK’s Minister for Defense Procurement Harriett Baldwin and U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work, will see the two countries sharing logistic

about 9 years ago
Spanish minehunter joins NATO’s SNMCMG2
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Spanish minehunter joins NATO’s SNMCMG2

Spanish Navy minehunter ESPS Duero departed Cartagena, Spain to join the standing NATO mine countermeasures group two. Duero and her crew are scheduled to spend over two months with the international group before heading home in April. During this deployment in the Mediterranean and Black Seas, the

about 9 years ago
German diver support vessel Rottweil joins NATO
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German diver support vessel Rottweil joins NATO

German Navy’s diver support vessel FGS Rottweil is scheduled to depart its homeport in Kiel, Germany, on January 30, to join NATO’s standing mine countermeasure group two. The vessel and her crew will spend the next five months sailing with the SNMCMG2. Coming from the German Navy’s 3rd Mine Warfare

about 9 years ago
UK accepts RFA Tidespring after ten-month delay
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UK accepts RFA Tidespring after ten-month delay

After a ten-month delay, UK Ministry of Defence accepted the first Tide-class tanker, RFA Tidespring, from the South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering on January 12, 2017. Several technical issues, including wiring and electrical design, came together to delay the ship deli

about 9 years ago
Russian, Japanese warships maneuver in the Sea of Japan
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Russian, Japanese warships maneuver in the Sea of Japan

Ships from the Russian Pacific Fleet completed their visit to Japan on January 23 where they took part in maneuvering and search and rescue exercises in the Sea of Japan. Two Russian ships, ASW destroyer Admiral Tributs and fleet tanker Boris Butoma arrived at Japanese port of Maizuru on January 21.

about 9 years ago
Russia to modernize Udaloy-class ASW destroyers
Amphibious & Support Ships

Russia to modernize Udaloy-class ASW destroyers

The Russian Navy plans to modernize five Udaloy-class anti-submarine warfare destroyers by 2022, a Russian Navy spokesman told reporters. Ships from the Northern and Pacific Fleets will undergo modernization of life support systems and radio-electronic weapons systems at shipyards in the north and f

about 9 years ago
Rolls Royce engines to power Turkish Coast Guard SAR vessels
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Rolls Royce engines to power Turkish Coast Guard SAR vessels

Rolls-Royce received a contract to deliver its MTU diesel engines for the Turkish Coast Guard search and rescue vessels that are to be built by Dutch shipbuilder Damen. The six new vessels are paid for by the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and will be built in Ankara. The boats will

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy frigate visits world’s remotest island
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Royal Navy frigate visits world’s remotest island

Days after setting sail from South Georgia, Royal Navy frigate HMS Portland reached what is officially known as the most remote populated island on the planet. The South Atlantic island is called Tristan da Cunha and houses the 6,765ft volcano Queen Mary’s Peak. At 38 square miles, the size of Coven

about 9 years ago
UK Maritime Forces commander highlights Royal Navy operations of 2016
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UK Maritime Forces commander highlights Royal Navy operations of 2016

Refuting negative press reports, UK’s Maritime Forces commander Rear Admiral Alex Burton pointed to the Royal Navy’s numerous operations in 2016 during a speech he delivered to the All Parties Parliamentary Group (APPG) for the Armed Forces at the Palace of Westminster on January 16 Below is a trans

about 9 years ago
ORP Kontradmiral Xawery Czernicki becomes flagship of NATO’s SNMCMG2
Amphibious & Support Ships

ORP Kontradmiral Xawery Czernicki becomes flagship of NATO’s SNMCMG2

A Polish commander is now at the helm of NATO’s standing mine counter measures group two (SNMCMG2) following a change of command ceremony in Polish Naval Base Swinoujscie. Commander Aleksander Urbanowicz took over from his Greek counterpart, Captain Panagiotis Papageorgiou, who led the group aboard

about 9 years ago
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