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UK: Sonardyne Delivers Its Largest Sonar for Protection of Naval Bases
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UK: Sonardyne Delivers Its Largest Sonar for Protection of Naval Bases

Sonardyne International Ltd.’s maritime security division has delivered its largest ever order of Sentinel Intruder Detection Sonar systems to an undisclosed country in Asia. The sonars will be deployed to protect strategically important naval bases across the country and will be configured to pro

about 12 years ago
Serbian AVPD Completes Protection of WFP Ship MV Caroline Scan
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Serbian AVPD Completes Protection of WFP Ship MV Caroline Scan

A recent Operation Atalanta medal parade held in Djibouti marked the end of the Serbian Autonomous Vessel Protection Detachments (AVPD) tenure with the EU Naval Force. The Operation Atalanta medal parade was conducted by the Officer in Charge of the Djibouti Support Element Atalanta (SEA) Commande

about 12 years ago
NATO’s Counter-Piracy Flagship Tests Aegis Readiness
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NATO’s Counter-Piracy Flagship Tests Aegis Readiness

NATO’s counter-piracy flagship, the Alvaro De Bazan participated in an air defence training drill in the Gulf of Aden on Wednesday (5 March 2014) meant to keep the ship’s crew ready for any challenge on the high seas, including their mission to deter Somali pirates. The Spanish vessel also current

about 12 years ago
HNLMS Eversten Hosts Inaugural Visit from NATO’s CTF508
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HNLMS Eversten Hosts Inaugural Visit from NATO’s CTF508

On Sunday, 2 March 2014, NATO’s counter-piracy task force Commander, Rear Admiral Eugenio Diaz del Rio, paid a visit to HNLMS EVERTSEN, currently deployed with Operation OCEAN SHIELD. This was the first time the Admiral went on board the Dutch warship since she joined the operation on 7 December 201

about 12 years ago
Hetman Sahaydachny Enters Black Sea
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Hetman Sahaydachny Enters Black Sea

The Ukrainian Navy’s flagship Hetman Sahaydachny passed through the Dardanelles Tuesday steaming her way toward the Black Sea, as informed by the Ukrainian Government yesterday. The frigate met up with the Turkish boat Ruşen Bey in the strait and soon passed through the Bosporus and entered the wa

about 12 years ago
Image of the Day: View of HMS Montrose from Her LYNX
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Image of the Day: View of HMS Montrose from Her LYNX

The Royal Navy’s HMS Montrose captured on 16th of January from the ship’s LYNX helicopter. HMS Montrose joined the fray the alongside HNOMS HELGE INGSTAD and the Merchant vessel “Artic Futura” in support of the Nato lead Op RECSYR off the coast of Cyprus. Naval ship HMS Montrose has set sail to co

about 12 years ago
UK Navy Officers Join French Flagship’s Gulf Deployment
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UK Navy Officers Join French Flagship’s Gulf Deployment

Four Royal Navy officers have spent the winter with the task group of France’s flagship Charles de Gaulle on her key deployment to the Gulf. A Lynx pilot, a fighter controller – who directed Rafale and Super Étendard jets – and two staff officers joined the carrier task group for three months as p

about 12 years ago
No Change to US Ships’ Posture in Europe or the Mediterranean
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No Change to US Ships’ Posture in Europe or the Mediterranean

The U.S. Navy’s forward deployed ships to Europe have not changed their course, Pentagon Press Secretary Navy Rear Adm. John Kirby said yesterday, denying potential move of the Navy ships to the Mediterranean Sea, and possibly the Black Sea, to oust Putin’s troops from Crimea. Though some media ou

about 12 years ago
Turkish Navy Ship Calls at Dar es Salaam
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Turkish Navy Ship Calls at Dar es Salaam

On Thursday, 27 February 2014, NATO’s counter piracy warship TCG GELİBOLU (F-493) concluded a visit to Dar es Salaam to reinforce relationships with Tanzanian Navy and to support regional capacity building efforts. During the 3-day port visit, the Commanding Officer of TCG GELIBOLU, Commander Olca

about 12 years ago
Hetman Sahaydachny Remains Loyal to Ukraine
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Hetman Sahaydachny Remains Loyal to Ukraine

The Ukrainian frigate Hetman Sahaydachny with Ka-27 helicopter and special team on board has completed its deployment within the Ocean Shield and the EU Atalanta operations in the Gulf of Aden and now it is docked in Greece for replenishment, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence said on Sunday. Rear

about 12 years ago
HMS Portland Visits Lagos, Nigeria
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HMS Portland Visits Lagos, Nigeria

Plymouth based HMS Portland has demonstrated the UK’s commitment to Nigeria with a successful three day visit to Lagos. The Type 23 Frigate visited the region and conducted training with the Nigerian Navy, hosted a Security Forum in support of United Kingdom Trade and Industry and a maritime secur

about 12 years ago
UK: Two Lynx Helicopters Return Home
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UK: Two Lynx Helicopters Return Home

Royal Naval Air Station (RNAS) Yeovilton has welcomed home not one but two Lynx Helicopters, as they landed simultaneously after months away on their very different global deployments. HMS Daring circled the globe, sailing 44,000 miles during a nine-month deployment with Lynx Flight 200 on board a

about 12 years ago
Removal of Syrian Chemical Weapons Taking Too Slow, US Officials Warn
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Removal of Syrian Chemical Weapons Taking Too Slow, US Officials Warn

Chemical materials designated for destruction are slowly being transported for consolidation at the Syrian port of Latakia, and the United States is urging the Syrian government to accelerate this process, Defense Department spokesman Army Col. Steven Warren told reporters on Thursday in Washington.

about 12 years ago
NATO Secretary General Calls Russia to Lower Tensions in Ukraine
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NATO Secretary General Calls Russia to Lower Tensions in Ukraine

NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen yesterday urged Russia to de-escalate tensions in Ukraine, according to his statements contained in a NATO news release. Rasmussen commented on the situation in Ukraine before attending meetings of the North Atlantic Council and the NATO-Ukraine Commissio

about 12 years ago
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