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Photo: E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes land in Japan
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Photo: E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes land in Japan

A squadron composed of five U.S. Navy E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft landed at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, to join the USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) Carrier Strike Group. Relieving the “Liberty Bells” of VAW-115 as the early-warning squadron of the U.S. Navy’s Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5, the

about 9 years ago
Thales lands Australian Armidale class patrol boat service deal
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Thales lands Australian Armidale class patrol boat service deal

Thales Australia has been awarded a contract for in service support of Royal Australian Navy’s Armidale-class patrol boats. The contract is potentially worth over AU$55 million per annum and will start on July 1, 2017. The five-year contract contains possible rolling-wave term extensions out to at l

about 9 years ago
NATO starts Dynamic Move mine countermeasure drill in Belgium
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NATO starts Dynamic Move mine countermeasure drill in Belgium

The annual, tactical level, mine countermeasure exercise Dynamic Move started on Monday in Belgium, NATO’s Allied Maritime Command (MARCOM) announced. Welcoming more than 150 participants representing 15 countries, including Partnership for Peace (PFP) countries Finland and Sweden, the exercise is h

about 9 years ago
Ultra Electronics to work on early warning tech for Australia
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Ultra Electronics to work on early warning tech for Australia

Ultra Electronics Avalon Systems will receive $1.7 million of Australian government funding to develop and demonstrate new ship-defense technologies, Australian minister for defense industry Christopher Pyne announced on Thursday. Minister Pyne said this innovation project would develop techniques t

about 9 years ago
ESPS Relampago crew train with Seychellois forces
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ESPS Relampago crew train with Seychellois forces

The crew of Spanish Navy’s offshore patrol vessel ESPS Relampago took part in a range of maritime training exercises with the Seychelles Maritime Police, Coastguard and Air force during their visit to the Seychelles. The first day of training focused on briefings about search and rescue (SAR) proced

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems gets $14.3M for USS William P. Lawrence repairs
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BAE Systems gets $14.3M for USS William P. Lawrence repairs

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems Hawaii a $14.3 modification to a previously awarded contract to carry out a scheduled selected repair availability (SRA) on the Arleigh Burke-class guided missile cruiser USS William P. Lawrence (DDG-110). A scheduled SRA is an opportunity in the ship’s life cyc

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy nominates ‘First Lady of the Fleet’
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Australian Navy nominates ‘First Lady of the Fleet’

The Royal Australian Navy honored HMAS Darwin as its most senior commissioned ship with a newly created perpetual trophy dubbed the ‘First Lady of the Fleet’. The idea for the trophy was developed by Fleet Command Warrant Officer Stephen Downey. He said with new ships coming online, the award recogn

about 9 years ago
US Navy guided missile cruiser hosts Ballistic missile defense heads in Japan
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US Navy guided missile cruiser hosts Ballistic missile defense heads in Japan

The U.S. Forces Japan (USFJ) J3 director of operations and ballistic missile defense (BMD) leaders toured the U.S. Navy Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser USS Shiloh (CG-67) on January 25. As part of the special engagement, Shiloh’s commanding officer Capt. Adam Aycock provided a unit brief to

about 9 years ago
EU starts second phase of Libyan Navy and Coast Guard maritime training
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EU starts second phase of Libyan Navy and Coast Guard maritime training

Maritime law and operations training that EU and Libyan Navy and Coast Guard started in October 2016 entered the second phase on January 30, EUNAVFOR announced. Delivered by EUNAVFOR’s Mediterranean Sea mission called operation called Sophia, the training will continue in a maritime training centre

about 9 years ago
Singapore-based USS Coronado sets sail
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Singapore-based USS Coronado sets sail

U.S. Navy’s littoral combat ship USS Coronado (LCS 4) headed out to sea from Changi Naval Base, Singapore, on January 31. The underway follows an in-port maintenance availability that was completed in November 2016. The ship conducted corrective maintenance as well as more than 900 preventive mainte

about 9 years ago
US Navy attack submarine returns from patrol
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US Navy attack submarine returns from patrol

USS Topeka (SSN 754), the U.S. Navy’s Los Angeles-class attack submarine, returned to its homeport of Apra Harbor, Guam, after completing routine patrols throughout the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. The submarine’s forward-operating period to the western Pacific concluded on January 28 when the submarin

about 9 years ago
Greek, Turkish Navy ships face off in Aegean Sea
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Greek, Turkish Navy ships face off in Aegean Sea

Greek Coast Guard and Navy vessels reportedly prevented a Turkish Navy missile boat from reaching a group of Aegean Sea islets claimed by Greece on January 29. The standoff came days after Greece refused to extradite Turkish Army officers involved in the July coup. The Greek Ministry of Defense said

about 9 years ago
Australia’s first air warfare destroyer starts acceptance trials
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Australia’s first air warfare destroyer starts acceptance trials

Royal Australian Navy’s future air warfare destroyer (AWD) Hobart departed the wharf at Techport Australia Monday morning to begin a second round of more advanced sea trials off the coast of South Australia. Known as ‘sea acceptance trials’ they follow the completion of ‘builder sea trials’ in Septe

about 9 years ago
Reliance Defence to build fast patrol vessels for Indian Coast Guard
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Reliance Defence to build fast patrol vessels for Indian Coast Guard

The Indian Ministry of Defence has awarded Reliance Defence and Engineering Limited a contract to design 14 fast patrol vessels for the Indian Coast Guard. According to the company, the contract is worth Rs. 916 crore (approx. $141.5 million). Fast patrol vessels are medium range, high speed vessels

about 9 years ago
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