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MV Ocean Giant to resupply US Arctic base Thule
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MV Ocean Giant to resupply US Arctic base Thule

The U.S. Military Sealift Command chartered heavy lift ship MV Ocean Giant set sail for the annual resupply mission to Thule Air Base in the Arctic. Under an operation called Pacer Goose, the ship departed Naval Station Norfolk on July 16 to bring food, spare parts and other manufactured goods to th

about 9 years ago
Peru hosts 19 nations for multilateral exercise UNITAS
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Peru hosts 19 nations for multilateral exercise UNITAS

Peru is hosting naval forces from 19 countries for this year’s edition of the annual exercise UNITAS. Scheduled to conclude on July 26, the exercise will be commanded by Peruvian navy Rear Adm. Alberto Alcala. Participating countries include the United States, Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, Aust

about 9 years ago
US, India, Japan conclude major Bay of Bengal drill
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US, India, Japan conclude major Bay of Bengal drill

Ships, submarines and aircraft from the U.S., India and Japan concluded their participation in the week-long Bay of Bengal exercise Malabar 2017 The exercise was designed to advance military-to-military coordination and capacity to plan and execute tactical operations in a multinational environment.

about 9 years ago
USS Pearl Harbor visits Pearl Harbor
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USS Pearl Harbor visits Pearl Harbor

U.S. Navy’s amphibious dock landing ship USS Pearl Harbor (LSD 52) pulled into Pearl Harbor on July 14 for its first scheduled port visit of the 2017 deployment. The ship’s arrival at its namesake location marks the first time Pearl Harbor has visited Hawaii since completing Pacific Partnership in 2

about 9 years ago
Canada’s arctic and offshore patrol vessel Harry DeWolf reaches another milestone
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Canada’s arctic and offshore patrol vessel Harry DeWolf reaches another milestone

Reaching another milestone in the construction of the Royal Canadian Navy’s arctic and offshore patrol ships, Canadian shipbuilder Irving Shipbuilding moved the first two of three major sections of the first Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship (AOPS) outside. This milestone on the future HMCS Harry DeWo

about 9 years ago
China opposes US defense bill over Taiwan port visits option
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China opposes US defense bill over Taiwan port visits option

China has urged the U.S. to abide by the One-China after the U.S. Congress passed a bill which could see the U.S. Navy reestablish port calls between the US and Taiwanese navies. The $696 billion defense policy bill, passed on Friday, allows the US Defense Secretary to look into the feasibility of a

about 9 years ago
Canadian frigate HMCS St. John’s concludes six-month deployment to Europe
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Canadian frigate HMCS St. John’s concludes six-month deployment to Europe

Royal Canadian Navy frigate HMCS St. John’s concluded her six-month deployment to operation Reassurance supporting NATO assurance and deterrence measures in Central and Eastern Europe. While deployed, HMCS St. John’s conducted operations and took part in multi-national exercises with NATO Allies and

about 9 years ago
US Navy, Marine Corps anticipate F-35B shipboard deployment
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US Navy, Marine Corps anticipate F-35B shipboard deployment

U.S. Navy and Marine Corps leaders gathered in Pearl Harbor last month for the “Joint Strike Fighter Sustainment Summit” in anticipation of the first shipboard deployment of the F-35B Lightning II. The attendees focused on planning and preparing the logistical support for the F-35B Lightning II’s fi

about 9 years ago
RFA Mounts Bay visits Grand Cayman on Caribbean deployment’s first stop
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RFA Mounts Bay visits Grand Cayman on Caribbean deployment’s first stop

Royal Fleet Auxiliary Mounts Bay unloaded military personnel, trucks and heavy equipment onto the Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman, for the first stop of the dock landing ship’s deployment to the Caribbean. Swimmers, sunbathers and holidaymakers looked on as the 16,000-ton RFA Mounts Bay moored off th

about 9 years ago
US Coast Guard cutter sets sail to recreate historic Northwest Passage voyage
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US Coast Guard cutter sets sail to recreate historic Northwest Passage voyage

Marking the 60th anniversary of a joint U.S. and Canadian trip to chart the Northwestern Passage, U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Maple set sail from Alaska to recreate the passage. The 225-foot seagoing buoy tender homeported in Sitka, Alaska, departed Wednesday and is expected to conclude its historic voy

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy auxiliary ships switch roles in Lesser Antilles
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Royal Navy auxiliary ships switch roles in Lesser Antilles

Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Mounts Bay took over UK’s North Atlantic patrol duties from RFA Wave Knight during a port visit to the Lesser Antilles port of Fort-de-France in Martinique. Handing over the baton to Mounts Bay, RFA Wave Knight wrapped up a 13 month deployment which has seen the ship sail

about 9 years ago
The US Navy wants the new frigate to be a much more capable ship than current LCS
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The US Navy wants the new frigate to be a much more capable ship than current LCS

The U.S. Navy will be looking at multiple existing ship designs for its new frigate instead of focusing on simply up-gunning the troubled littoral combat ships, the service’s request for information has revealed. Published on July 10, 2017, the RFI outlines what the U.S. Navy wants the future Guided

about 9 years ago
At-sea portion of exercise Talisman Sabre kicks off
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At-sea portion of exercise Talisman Sabre kicks off

Australian Navy ships engaged their U.S. counterparts for four days high-end warfare exercises off the coast of Darwin, proving their ability to detect, track and engage surface, submarine, and air targets. HMA Ships Ballarat, Melbourne, Broome and Bathurst trained with USS John S. McCain while the

about 9 years ago
Aviation-centric USS America deploys with its amphibious ready group
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Aviation-centric USS America deploys with its amphibious ready group

U.S. Navy’s aviation-centric amphibious assault ship USS America started its first deployment on July 7, leaving Naval Station Norfolk together with ships from its amphibious ready group. America ARG is comprised of amphibious assault ship USS America (LHA 6), amphibious transport dock USS San Diego

about 9 years ago
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