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Navantia chooses SMA for Future Frigate bid
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Navantia chooses SMA for Future Frigate bid

Navantia Australia has selected another Australian company that would join it in its bid for the Royal Australian Navy’s Future Frigate program. Scientific Management Associates (SMA) has been selected to develop and deliver specialized integrated logistics system (ILS) documentation for Navantia’s

about 8 years ago
USCG cutter Resolute back home after 71-day deployment
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USCG cutter Resolute back home after 71-day deployment

The crew of the United States Coast Guard cutter Resolute returned home on April 28 to St. Petersburg following a 71-day deployment. While on deployment, the Resolute crew interdicted two suspected drug smuggling vessels, repatriated 50 Haitian migrants and earned designations for exceptional perfor

about 8 years ago
Poland welcomes USS Farragut
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Poland welcomes USS Farragut

The guided-missile destroyer USS Farragut (DDG 99) arrived in Gydnia, Poland, April 27, for a scheduled port visit. The visit is aimed at enhancing US and Poland relations as the two nations work together for a stable, secure and prosperous Europe. Gydnia is Farragut’s second port visit since depart

about 8 years ago
Pakistan Navy frigate rescues stranded Indian fishermen
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Pakistan Navy frigate rescues stranded Indian fishermen

The Pakistan Navy has rescued twelve Indian fishermen stranded on their boat in the Gulf of Aden for eight days. During a routine anti-piracy patrol on April 27, PNS Alamgir encountered the fishing boat St Mary, whose crew had been drifting in the busy seaway due to a gearbox failure. Over the cours

about 8 years ago
Germany extends participation in Op Atalanta
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Germany extends participation in Op Atalanta

Germany has decided to continue its campaign against piracy in the Horn of Africa, the Federal Government said in a statement. Specifically, Federal Armed Forces has extended the participation of the German Navy in the EU-led Operation Atalanta by May 31, 2019. As informed, Germany’s involvement wil

about 8 years ago
Truman transits Strait of Gibraltar, enters Mediterranean
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Truman transits Strait of Gibraltar, enters Mediterranean

US Navy aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) passed through the Strait of Gibraltar and entered the Mediterranean Sea on April 27. “I’m proud of the professional seamanship our sailors showcased as we transited through one of the busiest sea lanes in the world,” Truman’s Commanding Officer,

about 8 years ago
HMS Montrose gears up for major NATO exercise
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HMS Montrose gears up for major NATO exercise

Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Montrose is getting ready for Exercise Joint Warrior following six-weeks of intensive operational sea training. After the completion of Basic Operation Sea Training (BOST), the ship’s company went on leave Thursday evening, but were back at it first thing Monday mornin

about 8 years ago
Portuguese Navy frigate to undergo midlife upgrade
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Portuguese Navy frigate to undergo midlife upgrade

Portuguese Navy frigate NRP Bartolomeu Dias (F333) departed Portugal on April 26, heading for Den Helder in the Netherlands where it will undergo a modernization program. The midlife upgrade of the former Karel Doorman-class frigate is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2019, the navy said. Bui

about 8 years ago
Australian Navy not taking part in Western Pacific exercise Malabar
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Australian Navy not taking part in Western Pacific exercise Malabar

Australia has been unsuccessful in its efforts to secure the participation of its forces in this year’s edition of the Indo-US naval exercise Malabar. The country will not take part in the exercise starting in June, The Australian reported, citing a spokesperson of the Australian Defense Department

about 8 years ago
Retired US Navy Seahawk helicopter to help Australia with fatigue testing tech
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Retired US Navy Seahawk helicopter to help Australia with fatigue testing tech

Australian scientists will be using a retired US Navy Seahawk helicopter for the development of fatigue testing technologies, the Australian defense ministry has announced. The technology on which the scientists will work could transform how military helicopters are managed with the potential to red

about 8 years ago
Navantia opens Naval Design and Engineering Centre in Australia
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Navantia opens Naval Design and Engineering Centre in Australia

Navantia Australia announced it has formally opened its Naval Design and Engineering Centre in Melbourne’s Docklands precinct. The opening ceremony took place on April 24, with Victorian defense industry advocate, Greg Combet, Navantia’s global chairman Esteban Vilasanchez and Navantia Australia cha

about 8 years ago
USS Essex starts ARGMEUEX with 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit
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USS Essex starts ARGMEUEX with 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit

US Navy ships from the Essex amphibious ready group (ARG) and marines assigned to 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) started one of the final preparatory exercises ahead of their deployment later this year. The ARGMEUEX, an exercise led by Carrier Strike Group (CSG) 15 and 1st Marine Expeditionary

about 8 years ago
GMB: UK shipyards need to get £1bn order for new RFA ships
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GMB: UK shipyards need to get £1bn order for new RFA ships

The UK government should reverse its decision to put a £1 billion order for three new military support ships out to non-UK bidders, the country’s union for shipbuilding workers GMB said. As explained, the New Fleet Solid Support ships are needed to service the UK’s £6.3 billion Queen Elizabeth-class

about 8 years ago
SNMCMG2 welcomes Italian, Turkish mine countermeasure ships
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SNMCMG2 welcomes Italian, Turkish mine countermeasure ships

Italian and Turkish navies are sending their ships to join Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group Two (SNMCMG2). On April 23, the Italian Navy’s minesweeper Alghero departed La Spezia and is en route to the base port Mahón. In addition, the Turkish Navy’s mine countermeasures vessel TCG Anamur is

about 8 years ago
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