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US Coast Guard transfers two Island-class cutters to Ukraine
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US Coast Guard transfers two Island-class cutters to Ukraine

The US Coast Guard transferred two of its decommissioned Island-class cutters to Ukraine in a ceremony at the Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore, on September 27. The ceremony was attended by US Coast Guard Vice Adm. Michael McAllister, Ukrainian Navy chief Vice Adm. Ihor Voronchenko, and Ukraine’s presi

about 7 years ago
F-35B conducts first combat strike from USS Essex
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F-35B conducts first combat strike from USS Essex

In a milestone for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program, a Marine Corps F-35B flying from amphibious assault ship USS Essex carried out its first combat strike. The strike took place on September 27 in the US Central Command area of responsibility in support of Operation Freedom’s Sentinel in Afgha

about 7 years ago
HMS Argyll trains with helicopter carrier JS Kaga en route to South China Sea
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HMS Argyll trains with helicopter carrier JS Kaga en route to South China Sea

Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Argyll on Wednesday joined a Japan Maritime Self Defense Force task group led by helicopter carrier JS Kaga for maneuvers in the Indian Ocean. Prior to drills with the Royal Navy, JS Kaga’s group was part of the first known Japanese anti-submarine warfare drill in the

about 7 years ago
Indian Navy orders two diving support vessels from Hindustan Shipyard
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Indian Navy orders two diving support vessels from Hindustan Shipyard

The Indian Navy has contracted Visakhapatnam-based shipbuilder Hindustan Shipyard Limited for the construction of two 118-meter diving support vessels (DSV). The contract was signed on September 20. The first vessel is scheduled to be built in a 36-month period, followed by the second, six months la

about 7 years ago
Philippine Coast Guard orders Airbus H145 helicopter
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Philippine Coast Guard orders Airbus H145 helicopter

Philippine Coast Guard has become Philippines’ first operator of the H145 helicopter after ordering one unit for its operations. The new 4-tonne-class twin-engine helicopter is equipped with high-frequency radios, emergency flotation gear, fast roping, cargo sling, search light, and electro-optical

about 7 years ago
India contracts Germany’s TKMS for INS Shishumar upgrade
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India contracts Germany’s TKMS for INS Shishumar upgrade

Indian shipbuilder Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders (MDL) has contracted German submarine specialist thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) for work on the overhaul of the Indian Navy’s Type 209 submarine INS Shishumar. The exact value of the contract was not revealed and TKMS only said it received a “high two

about 7 years ago
Report: UK’s submarine-based nuclear deterrent may be put at risk
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Report: UK’s submarine-based nuclear deterrent may be put at risk

The UK’s ability to provide the continuous submarine-based nuclear deterrent will be put at risk if a number of issues are not solved, a new report finds. At times of major international uncertainties, the country’s defense department needs to bridge a £2.9 billion affordability gap, according to th

about 7 years ago
Sea Guardian special ops unit achieves full operational capability
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Sea Guardian special ops unit achieves full operational capability

NATO’s operation Sea Guardian Special Operations Command Control Element (SOCCE) achieved full operational capability last week, NATO’s Maritime Command has announced. On September 20, under Maritime Command (MARCOM) guidance and SOCCE control, an opposed live boarding exercise commenced with the pa

about 7 years ago
USCG cutter home after seizing $61 million worth of drugs
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USCG cutter home after seizing $61 million worth of drugs

The United States Coast Guard (USCG) cutter Seneca returned on September 25 to her homeport of Boston following a 50-day counter-drug patrol in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Seneca crewmembers and a tactical law enforcement detachment team conducted multiple interdictions while patrolling international

about 7 years ago
Polish sailors make use of Royal Navy training facilities
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Polish sailors make use of Royal Navy training facilities

Polish Navy sailors assigned to frigate ORP Generał Kazimierz Pułaski recently used facilities at the Royal Navy training establishment HMS Raleigh ahead of their operational sea training. The former Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate is in Plymouth for six weeks of training with Flag Officer Sea Tra

about 7 years ago
Ronald Reagan Strike Group visits Guam after Valiant Shield
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Ronald Reagan Strike Group visits Guam after Valiant Shield

The US Navy carrier strike group assembled around aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan arrived at Naval Base Guam for a port visit after completing participation in exercise Valiant Shield. Sailors from the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) and the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser US

about 7 years ago
New oil tanker, cadet ships launched for Indonesian Navy
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New oil tanker, cadet ships launched for Indonesian Navy

A total of three new ships were launched at two separate shipyards for the Indonesian Navy on September 24 and 25. Shipbuilder PT. Karimun Anugrah Sejati launched two 45-meter cadet training ships – V-06 and V-07 – on September 24 in Batam. Another Batam-based shipbuilder, Batamec Shipyard, launched

about 7 years ago
Comtech lands $9,1m Iraqi Navy C4I deal
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Comtech lands $9,1m Iraqi Navy C4I deal

Florida-based Comtech Systems, a Comtech Telecommunications Corp. subsidiary, was recently awarded a $9.1 million sole-sourced contract to support a C4I system in service with the Iraqi Navy. Awarded by the Program Executive Office (PEO) Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (

about 7 years ago
Australia starting upgrade of Papua New Guinea’s Lombrum Naval Base
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Australia starting upgrade of Papua New Guinea’s Lombrum Naval Base

Australia is taking further steps to improve regional maritime security with an AUD5 million upgrade of Papua New Guinea’s (PNG’s) Lombrum Naval Base on Manus Island. Wharf and shore-based infrastructure upgrades are to be undertaken by Fletcher Morobe Constructions Limited as part of the Australian

about 7 years ago
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