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RFA Wave Knight’s helicopter in action in Tobago
Amphibious & Support Ships

RFA Wave Knight’s helicopter in action in Tobago

Having recently used its helicopter to successfully stop a high-speed cocaine chase, the crew of UK’s naval tanker RFA Wave Knight were part of a scenario in which they helped islanders on Tobago cope after being lashed by 110 mph winds. The Lynx helicopter flew emergency supplies and medical stores

about 9 years ago
Canadian sailors train aboard Spanish replenishment ship
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Canadian sailors train aboard Spanish replenishment ship

Spanish Navy auxiliary support ship ESPS Patiño is currently on its second deployment providing logistic support to the Royal Canadian Navy under an agreement between the two countries. Canada had to make arrangements with Chilean and Spanish Navies for the lease of supply ships as its own resupply

about 9 years ago
RFA Argus returns to operations after refit
Amphibious & Support Ships

RFA Argus returns to operations after refit

The Royal Navy’s primary aviation training ship RFA Argus was recently validated for multi-spot and multi-aircraft aviation operations as she returned to operational status following several months of refit. Over the last four months Argus’ ships company comprising of both Royal Fleet Auxiliary and

about 9 years ago
German K 130 corvette Ludwigshafen am Rhein returns from NATO deployment
Amphibious & Support Ships

German K 130 corvette Ludwigshafen am Rhein returns from NATO deployment

German Navy’s Braunschweig-class corvette Ludwigshafen am Rhein is expected to return to her homeport in Warnemünde on November 17, after concluding her NATO deployment. Before she reaches home, the K 130 corvette will have sailed over 14.000 nautical miles and spent some 80 days with NATO’s Standin

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy opens new base in Bahrain
Amphibious & Support Ships

Royal Navy opens new base in Bahrain

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales visited Bahrain where he opened the a naval support facility at the Mina Salman port. The facility is UK’s first new overseas establishment in 45 years. The new building forms part of a larger installation, due to come into service next summer, that will serve

about 9 years ago
Danish, Spanish NATO ships meet in Mediterranean
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Danish, Spanish NATO ships meet in Mediterranean

Danish Navy command and support ship HDMS Absalon hosted the crew of Spanish naval oiler ESPS Cantabria in the Mediterranean Sea last week. Danish Commander Per Moll Petersen who is at the helm of HDMS Absalon hosted Commander Santiago de Colsa Trueba, commanding officer of the Spanish naval oiler E

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy fires at go fast to stop six-hour drug chase
Amphibious & Support Ships

Royal Navy fires at go fast to stop six-hour drug chase

A Royal Marines sniper fired shots at a drug-smuggling go-fast vessel to bring a six-hour, high speed chase to a halt. The go-fast was carrying more than £40m of cocaine and initially did not respond to warning shots fired from a Lynx helicopter embarked aboard RFA Wave Knight. A Royal Marine in the

about 9 years ago
RFA Gold Rover departs Simon’s Town
Amphibious & Support Ships

RFA Gold Rover departs Simon’s Town

Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Gold Rover left Simon’s town Naval Base for the final time on November 8. Gold Rover first visited Simon’s Town, South Africa in late 2006 and ever since has been a regular visitor. Simon’s Town has proven to be an ideal location within the area of operations to conduct m

about 9 years ago
NATO kicks off new operation Sea Guardian
Amphibious & Support Ships

NATO kicks off new operation Sea Guardian

Three NATO ships and two submarines began a new NATO maritime security operation in the Mediterranean Sea on Wednesday. Italian frigate ITS Aviere, Bulgarian frigate BGS Verni, Turkish frigate TCG Gemlik, Greek submarine HS Papanikolis and the Spanish submarine ESPS Mistral – will conduct the first

about 9 years ago
German tender Werra returns from EU mission off Libya
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German tender Werra returns from EU mission off Libya

German Navy’s Elbe-class replenishment ship Werra is set to return to its homeport in the Kiel Navy base after spending five months underway supporting EU’s maritime operations. Werra departed port in June to join EUNAVFOR’s operation Sophia to help tackle people smugglers, deaths of migrants at sea

about 9 years ago
British explorer’s South Georgia expedition revisited by Royal Navy icebreaker
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British explorer’s South Georgia expedition revisited by Royal Navy icebreaker

Having spent last Antarctic summer celebrating the deeds of one British polar hero, the crew of Royal Navy icebreaker HMS Protector have opened the 2016-17 survey season honouring his rival. A century after Sir Ernest Shackleton landed at King Haakon Bay on South Georgia in a makeshift lifeboat – th

about 9 years ago
Belgian Navy, US Coast Guard complete law enforcement drill in Cabo Verde
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Belgian Navy, US Coast Guard complete law enforcement drill in Cabo Verde

Members of the Belgian Navy and U.S. Coast Guard recently completed a week-long maritime law enforcement exercise with partners from the Cabo Verde Coast Guard (CVCG), Maritime Police (CVMP), and Judicial Police (CVJP). The major participating units in the exercise were the Belgian command and suppo

about 9 years ago
Sole survivor of Battle of Jutland undergoes hull restoration
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Sole survivor of Battle of Jutland undergoes hull restoration

HMS Caroline hasn’t been out of the water for 32 years so it’s not surprising to see the hull of the sole surviving vessel from the Battle of Jutland covered in barnacles. Two tugs spent an hour easing HMS Caroline from her home at Alexandra Dock in Belfast to Harland and Wolff’s Heavy Industries Do

about 9 years ago
UK finally starting work on Type 26 frigates
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UK finally starting work on Type 26 frigates

UK’s Defence Secretary announced on Friday that first steel for the Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates would be cut in summer 2017. Michael Fallon made the announcement during a visit to Govan in Scotland and added that the deal was subject to final contract negotiations. Fallon also announced a £100

about 9 years ago
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