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Spanish oiler concludes NATO SNMG2 deployment
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Spanish oiler concludes NATO SNMG2 deployment

Spanish Navy’s replenishment oiler ESPS Cantabria has concluded its 71-day deployment to NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 2 and is now returning home. The ship is expected to arrive in the Spanish city of Ferrol on December 15. ESPS Cantabria has sailed more than 15,000 nautical miles, supplied more t

about 9 years ago
French Navy’s final nuclear submarine starts 18-month overhaul
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French Navy’s final nuclear submarine starts 18-month overhaul

Le Téméraire, the last of three French Navy’s nuclear submarines, has started her regular overhaul during which she will adapted to carry the M51 missile. Le Terrible, the fourth and latest in the series of new-generation of SSBNs has been equipped with the M51 missile from the outset. Le Téméraire

about 9 years ago
Cohort’s SEA to work on Royal Navy acoustic and sonar systems
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Cohort’s SEA to work on Royal Navy acoustic and sonar systems

The UK Ministry of Defence has contracted Cohort’s subsidiary SEA to provide across-the-board support to acoustic and sonar underwater systems fitted to the Royal Navy’s surface and sub-surface fleets. Under the two-year contract, SEA will undertake what is known as the MoD underwater systems archit

about 9 years ago
Whidbey Island marines train with Portuguese counterparts in Lisbon
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Whidbey Island marines train with Portuguese counterparts in Lisbon

U.S. marines aboard the amphibious dock landing ship USS Whidbey Island (LSD 41) completed a successful port visit to Lisbon, Portugal, on December 10. The embarked 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) welcomed members of the Fuzileiros- the Portuguese Marine Corps – aboard Whidbey Island for a visi

about 9 years ago
German Navy’s NH90 helicopter completes maiden flight
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German Navy’s NH90 helicopter completes maiden flight

The German Navy’s NH90 Sea Lion naval multi-role helicopter made its maiden flight at Airbus Helicopters’ facility in Donauwörth on December 8. The NHIndustries-built helicopters will replace the old ‘Sea King’ which has been in service with the navy for 40 years. The navy is set to start receiving

about 9 years ago
Canada takes over command of counter-piracy task force CTF 150
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Canada takes over command of counter-piracy task force CTF 150

Canada has taken command of the Combined Maritime Forces’ counter-piracy task force operating in the Middle East region. Commodore Haydn C. Edmundson of the Royal Canadian Navy assumed command on Combined Task Force (CTF) 150 after conducting a change of command ceremony with the Pakistan Navy on De

about 9 years ago
UK starts construction of two more Royal Navy offshore patrol vessels
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UK starts construction of two more Royal Navy offshore patrol vessels

The UK Ministry of Defence announced Thursday that work on two new offshore patrol vessels for the Royal Navy will get underway with a £278M contract with shipbuilder BAE Systems. The two new vessels were named HMS Tamar and HMS Spey. Preparation works were already underway and Minister for Defence

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems hands out more Type 26 supply contracts
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BAE Systems hands out more Type 26 supply contracts

British shipbuilder BAE Systems announced Wednesday that it has awarded further manufacturing equipment contracts for the Type 26 Global Combat Ship. With the contracts awarded to six companies, the total investment to date in the Type 26 supply chain was brought to more than £380m, BAE Systems said

about 9 years ago
Former German minehunter becomes training ship
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Former German minehunter becomes training ship

German marine technology school (MTS) Parow has officially received EX Ensdorf, a hollow rod steering boat that was once part of the German Navy’s HL 352 class of minehunters. The Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw), gave its approval for t

about 9 years ago
Second Royal Navy tanker RFA Tiderace unveiled in South Korea
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Second Royal Navy tanker RFA Tiderace unveiled in South Korea

Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Tiderace has been named in a December 1 ceremony at the Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) shipyard in Okpo, South Korea. Tiderace is the second of four naval tankers DSME is building for the UK Ministry of Defence. UK Chief of Materiel, Vice Admiral Simon

about 9 years ago
HLNMS Tromp becomes first Op Atalanta ship ever to dock in Somalia
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HLNMS Tromp becomes first Op Atalanta ship ever to dock in Somalia

The Royal Netherlands Navy frigate and current flagship of the EU mission off the Horn of Africa, became the first operation Atalanta warship to dock in either Somalia or Somaliland as the ship came alongside Berbera Port on Sunday, December 4. Onboard were EUCAP Nestor’s head of operations, Chris R

about 9 years ago
Norwegian minesweeper KNM Rauma undergoes inspection and survey
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Norwegian minesweeper KNM Rauma undergoes inspection and survey

Norwegian ship services company Bergen Group Services AS has been contracted to carry out an inspection and survey project on the Norwegian Navy minesweeper KNM Rauma. The company said the project would start in early January 2017 and would take 12 weeks to complete. Bergen completed a similar proje

about 9 years ago
HMS Echo replaces Enterprise in Mediterranean operation Sophia
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HMS Echo replaces Enterprise in Mediterranean operation Sophia

HMS Echo, a Royal Navy multi-role survey vessel, will be taking the place of sister ship HMS Enterprise which has represented UK’s contribution to the European migrant-crisis mission in the Mediterranean Sea. During her time spent with operation Sophia, Enterprise has saved over 9,000 lives of aroun

about 9 years ago
Maritime security agencies hold counter-piracy talks in Bahrain
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Maritime security agencies hold counter-piracy talks in Bahrain

Bahrain was the stage for the 39th Shared Awareness and Deconfliction (SHADE) conference which was held November 30. The conference was a forum to discuss counter-piracy in the Gulf of Aden and in the Indian Ocean and the importance of cooperation between naval units in the region, industry and othe

about 9 years ago
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