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Naval Oceanography hosts glider workshop
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Naval Oceanography hosts glider workshop

The Stennis Space Center-headquartered Naval Oceanography hosted a workshop which aimed to create a more cohesive national glider network for all participants. As the nation’s largest owner and operator of unmanned systems including gliders, Naval Oceanography held an event that saw more than 90 rep

about 9 years ago
Australian, Japanese Navy chiefs commemorate lives lost in Cowra Breakout
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Australian, Japanese Navy chiefs commemorate lives lost in Cowra Breakout

Moraitime forces commanders of Australia and Japan met in the Australian city of Cowra in New South Wales to commemorate the lives lost in the ‘Cowra Breakout’ during the Second World War. Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, Admiral Yutaka Murakawa, was undertaking a counterpart visit to Australia, f

about 9 years ago
Australia develops tool to identify warships’ acoustic signatures
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Australia develops tool to identify warships’ acoustic signatures

Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group (DST) invested several years into developing a tool which will allow the Australian Navy to model acoustic signatures for all classes of naval vessels. The acoustic signature is essentially the noise a vessel makes, a characteristic that could be used

about 9 years ago
Canadians at the helm of CTF 150 complete their first exercise
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Canadians at the helm of CTF 150 complete their first exercise

Members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) who recently joined operation Artemis to lead Combined Task Force (CTF) 150 with their Australian colleagues completed their first focused operation just days after arriving in Bahrain and taking command. Operation Queenston, which took place from December

about 9 years ago
Virginia-class submarine changes command in Pearl Harbor
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Virginia-class submarine changes command in Pearl Harbor

USS North Carolina (SSN 777), the U.S. Navy’s Virginia-class, fast attack submarine held a change of command ceremony at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, January 20. Cmdr. Gary Montalvo, commanding officer of North Carolina, was relieved by Cmdr. Matthew Lewis. Capt. Robert Roncska, commander, Submar

about 9 years ago
Sean J. Stackley takes over as SECNAV until final Trump decision
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Sean J. Stackley takes over as SECNAV until final Trump decision

Assistant secretary of the U.S. Navy Sean J. Stackley assumed the responsibilities of acting secretary of the Navy Jan. 20 at noon until the incoming Trump administration nominates, and Congress confirms, a replacement for Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus. The U.S. Navy said Thomas W. Hicks, deputy u

about 9 years ago
NATO escorts Russian flotilla en route home from Syria
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NATO escorts Russian flotilla en route home from Syria

NATO said it is monitoring the Russian carrier strike group centered around the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov as it sails back home after spending several months off the coast of Syria. The aircraft carrier took part in Russian military operations in Syria. Admiral Kuznetsov has been monitored

about 9 years ago
German Navy Sea Lynx helicopters return to full operational capability
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German Navy Sea Lynx helicopters return to full operational capability

German Navy’s Sea Lynx helicopters returned to their full operational capability after they were grounded in 2014 due to a recurring fault on the helicopters’ fuselages. The helicopters were pulled from service due to a 20 cm rupture or hole found on 15 of the navy’s 22 helicopters. The issue was fi

about 9 years ago
Watch as Australia’s second air warfare destroyer is built from scratch to launch
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Watch as Australia’s second air warfare destroyer is built from scratch to launch

ASC, the Australian shipbuilder in charge of constructing the Australian Navy Hobart-class air warfare destroyers, recently shared a timelapse video of the second ship in the class, NUSHIP Brisbane, being built at Techport Australia, in Adelaide. The four-minute video shows the entire process of ass

about 9 years ago
US Coast Guard cutter heads for overhaul, new homeport
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US Coast Guard cutter heads for overhaul, new homeport

U.S. Coast Guard cutter Kukui left its homeport of Sand Island in Honolulu one last time on January 9, exactly 19 years to the day after its commissioning. The ship and its crew of 46 are sailing the cutter to the Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore for its regular scheduled midlife maintenance. When Kuku

about 9 years ago
Australian, French educational houses sign Future Submarine MoU
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Australian, French educational houses sign Future Submarine MoU

Australia’s Flinders University signed an academic and research cooperation agreement with four French graduate schools of engineering to work on Australia’s Future Submarine program. The agreement between Flinders and a consortium comprised of ENSTA ParisTech, École Centrale de Nantes, CentraleSupé

about 9 years ago
White paper suggests types of ships needed for US Navy ramp up
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White paper suggests types of ships needed for US Navy ramp up

While it is important for the U.S. Navy to increase the number of ships being built, it is even more important to have the shipbuilders construct the ‘right kinds of ships’, a new Senate Armed Services Committee white paper has suggested. A Small Surface Combatant that could begin procurement in 202

about 9 years ago
UK Maritime Forces commander highlights Royal Navy operations of 2016
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UK Maritime Forces commander highlights Royal Navy operations of 2016

Refuting negative press reports, UK’s Maritime Forces commander Rear Admiral Alex Burton pointed to the Royal Navy’s numerous operations in 2016 during a speech he delivered to the All Parties Parliamentary Group (APPG) for the Armed Forces at the Palace of Westminster on January 16 Below is a trans

about 9 years ago
ORP Kontradmiral Xawery Czernicki becomes flagship of NATO’s SNMCMG2
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ORP Kontradmiral Xawery Czernicki becomes flagship of NATO’s SNMCMG2

A Polish commander is now at the helm of NATO’s standing mine counter measures group two (SNMCMG2) following a change of command ceremony in Polish Naval Base Swinoujscie. Commander Aleksander Urbanowicz took over from his Greek counterpart, Captain Panagiotis Papageorgiou, who led the group aboard

about 9 years ago
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