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Spanish F-100 frigate Cristobal Colon sails to US for combat system tests
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Spanish F-100 frigate Cristobal Colon sails to US for combat system tests

Following a readiness period in her homeport in Ferrol, Spain, the AEGIS frigate Cristóbal Colón (F-105) is set to sail towards Norfolk, Virginia for a month and a half deployment along with a U.S. Navy destroyer for combat system ship qualification trials (CSSQT). These trials will take place in th

about 10 years ago
BALTOPS 2016 moves into final, tactical exercise phase
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BALTOPS 2016 moves into final, tactical exercise phase

The 2016 edition of the multinational exercise BALTOPS has entered the third and final phase of serialized training operations, June 10. The final, tactical exercise portion of the exercise, continues in-port and at-sea training events which are a culmination of combat enhancement training, and forc

about 10 years ago
Royal Canadian Navy lays keel for HMCS Harry DeWolf Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship
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Royal Canadian Navy lays keel for HMCS Harry DeWolf Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship

Representatives from the Royal Canadian Navy and the shipbuilding industry laid the keel for HMCS Harry DeWolf, the lead ship of the Canadian Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS) class. Rear Admiral John Newton, Commander Joint Task Force Atlantic and Commander Maritime Forces Atlantic (MARLANT),

about 10 years ago
GAO: Frigate LCS will not provide desired improvement
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GAO: Frigate LCS will not provide desired improvement

Plans for improving survivability of the U.S. Navy’s small surface combatants, the LCS ships, will not help improve much, a recently published United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) report suggests. What is more, the agency recommends that the Congress consider not funding any requeste

about 10 years ago
Royal Canadian Navy hosts Inter-American Naval Conference
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Royal Canadian Navy hosts Inter-American Naval Conference

The Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) is hosting the 27th biennial Inter-American Naval Conference (IANC) in Halifax from June 12 to 17, 2016. The Inter-American Naval Conference (IANC) is a biennial conference that was established in 1959 to improve cooperation and dialogue among the navies of the Americas

about 10 years ago
Philippine Navy’s first research vessel arrives to Manila
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Philippine Navy’s first research vessel arrives to Manila

Former U.S. Navy research vessel R/V Melville, now BRP Gregorio Velasquez, arrived to Manila, Philippines today, June 10 as the Philippine Navy’s first dedicated research vessel. The U. S. Navy transferred ownership of BRP Gregorio Velasquez to the Philippine on April 27, 2016. The 279 feet (85m) lo

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy museum submarine HMS Courageous opened again
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Royal Navy museum submarine HMS Courageous opened again

Former head of the Royal Navy Admiral Sir Jonathon Band cut the ribbon to reopen a nuclear-powered museum submarine during a ceremony held June 7 at Plymouth Naval Base. The face-lifted Cold War submarine HMS Courageous thereby became a newly-announced part of the National Museum of the Royal Navy’s

about 10 years ago
US Navy fleet commander warns against technologically advancing Russian subs
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US Navy fleet commander warns against technologically advancing Russian subs

The era of U.S. Navy subsea complacency is over as new russian stealth submarines represent an increasing challenge for the U.S. ASW capabilities, a Navy official said. Writing in the June issue of the US Naval Institute’s magazine, Proceedings, U.S. Navy Vice Admiral James Foggo III, Commander of t

about 10 years ago
BAE lands USS John P. Murtha post shakedown work
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BAE lands USS John P. Murtha post shakedown work

The Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded BAE Systems San Diego Ship Repair a $21.23 million contract for the fitting out availability and the post shakedown availability of Amphibious Landing Platform Dock USS John P. Murtha (LPD 26) BAE Systems’ obligations include program management, planning, en

about 10 years ago
Royal Australian Navy, Japanese officials mark sinking of HMAS Kuttabul
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Royal Australian Navy, Japanese officials mark sinking of HMAS Kuttabul

Royal Australian Navy and Japanese Consulate representatives attended a commemorative service at Garden Island, Sydney, to mark the 74th anniversary of the sinking of HMAS Kuttabul. The accommodation ferry was struck by a midget submarine torpedo. Past president of the Naval Historical Society of Au

about 10 years ago
German Navy to receive first ‘Sea Lion’ helicopters by 2019
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German Navy to receive first ‘Sea Lion’ helicopters by 2019

The German Navy is set to start receiving first NH90 NTH ‘Sea Lion’ helicopters in the second half of 2019. The NHIndustries-built helicopters will replace the old ‘Sea King’ which has been in service with the navy for 40 years. A 1990 initiative to replace both the ‘Sea King’ and the ‘Sea Lynx’ wit

about 10 years ago
Lockheed Martin to support USS Milwaukee full ship shock trials
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Lockheed Martin to support USS Milwaukee full ship shock trials

The U.S. Navy has awarded Lockheed Martin Mission Systems and Training $10.86 million for full ship shock trials support (FSST) for the Freedom-variant littoral combat ship USS Milwaukee (LCS-5). Under the contract, Lockheed Martin is to provide emergent availability planning and execution and test

about 10 years ago
NATO search and rescue drill Dynamic Mercy 2016 concludes
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NATO search and rescue drill Dynamic Mercy 2016 concludes

NATO’s large scale search and rescue exercise Dynamic Mercy 2016 finished last week after almost two months of diverse training. The exercise was broken in 12 different aeronautical and maritime training scenarios this year. In total, 15 Rescue Coordination Centres from nine NATO countries with adja

about 10 years ago
Op Atalanta ships train with Seychellois, Djiboutian personnel
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Op Atalanta ships train with Seychellois, Djiboutian personnel

Two Operation Atalanta ships, FGS Bayern and ITS Euro, recently trained with the Seychelles Marine Police Unit and the Djiboutian Coastguard, respectively. Sailors from Operation Atalanta’s German Flagship, FGS Bayern, spent a day working with the Seychelles Marine Police Unit (MPU) during their por

about 10 years ago
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