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Australian first P-8A Poseidon takes to the skies
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Australian first P-8A Poseidon takes to the skies

Australia’s first P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft recently completed its maiden flight. The aircraft flew a short distance from Renton Airfield to Boeing Field in Washington State USA, to where the P-8A’s mission systems will be installed as part of project AIR 7000. The $5.4 billion P-8A pro

about 10 years ago
Davie Shipbuilding starts conversion of MV Asterix into Canadian Resolve-class auxiliary oiler
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Davie Shipbuilding starts conversion of MV Asterix into Canadian Resolve-class auxiliary oiler

Canadian shipyard Davie Shipbuilding cut first steel for the Royal Canadian Navy Resolve-class auxiliary oiler replenishment vessel during a ceremony held in Lévis, Québec, May 24. Project Resolve, as the undertaking was dubbed, consists of converting a containership, former MV Asterix which arrived

about 10 years ago
SAIC lands US NAVSUP simulation services contract
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SAIC lands US NAVSUP simulation services contract

The U.S. Naval Supply Systems Command awarded Science Applications International Corp. a contract to provide re-engineering, development, and personal computer simulation services in support of the command’s Naval Training Products and Services program. The indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity c

about 10 years ago
Huntington Ingalls Industries gets $152M for third Ford-class carrier USS Enterprise
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Huntington Ingalls Industries gets $152M for third Ford-class carrier USS Enterprise

American shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries was awarded a $152 million contract on May 23 for advance planning for the construction of the aircraft carrier Enterprise (CVN 80). The third aircraft carrier in the U.S. Navy’s Gerald R. Ford class was named in honor of the Navy’s first nuclear-po

about 10 years ago
New centre to support British Queen-Elizabeth carriers nears completion
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New centre to support British Queen-Elizabeth carriers nears completion

A new centre containing facilities to support the British Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers is nearing completion at Portsmouth Naval Base. Mark Lancaster, Minister for Defence Personnel and Veterans visited Portsmouth Naval Base to see how it is preparing to accommodate the Royal Navy’s two n

about 10 years ago
Open Spirit 2016: Mines found off Klaipeda
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Open Spirit 2016: Mines found off Klaipeda

Participants of the international naval exercise Open Spirit 2016 found several mines just 3 kilometers off the Lithuanian only sea port on May 20. Lithuanian Navy divers subsequently destroyed the German WWII mines. Five naval mines, one torpedo, rocket parts and two still unidentified wrecks have

about 10 years ago
HMS Ramsey concludes NATO stint
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HMS Ramsey concludes NATO stint

Royal Navy’s mine hunter HMS Ramsey has returned to home waters and its Faslane base after a deployment as part of Standing NATO Mine Counter Measures Group 1. Crew seven from the First Mine Counter Measures Squadron (MCM1), who have most recently been operating the Sandown Class vessel, has been tr

about 10 years ago
USS America passes flight deck recertification
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USS America passes flight deck recertification

U.S. Navy’s Marine-aviation optimized amphibious assault ship USS America departed its homeport of San Diego for flight deck recertifications on May 16. This was done to prepare the ship for its future role as part of Amphibious Squadron 3 and Expeditionary Strike Group 3. Just short of 36 hours aft

about 10 years ago
Spanish Navy frigate Méndez Núñez to join SNMG 1
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Spanish Navy frigate Méndez Núñez to join SNMG 1

Spanish Navy’s F-100 frigate Méndez Núñez is scheduled to integrate into the Standing NATO Maritime Group 1 until the end of September. The Méndez Núñez (F-104) will relieve her sister ship Álvaro de Bazán (F-101). Spanish Navy Rear Admiral José Enrique Delgado Roig took command of SNMG-1 in Decembe

about 10 years ago
EOD exercise Tricrab 2016 concludes in Guam
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EOD exercise Tricrab 2016 concludes in Guam

Explosives Ordnance Disposal personnel from Australia, US, Singapore and New Zealand have completed training at Guam Naval Base during Exercise Tricrab 2016. Hosted by US Navy Explosives Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit Five, the technicians developed their explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) skills whil

about 10 years ago
Photo: USS Portland christened
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Photo: USS Portland christened

The U.S. Navy christened the amphibious transport dock Portland (LPD 27) on May 20 in front of approximately 1,000 guests. Ship’s sponsor, Bonnie Amos, smashed a bottle of sparkling wine across the bow of the ship, officially christening Portland. U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Christopher Owens, direc

about 10 years ago
USS Zumwalt officially delivered to US Navy
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USS Zumwalt officially delivered to US Navy

The U.S. Navy accepted delivery of future USS Zumwalt (DDG 1000), the lead ship of the Navy’s next-generation of multimission surface combatants, May 20. Ship delivery follows extensive tests, trials and demonstrations of the ship’s hull, mechanical, and electrical systems including the ship’s boat

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy of Oman receives first High Speed Support Vessel
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Royal Navy of Oman receives first High Speed Support Vessel

The Royal Navy of Oman has taken possession of the first High Speed Support Vessel, RNOV Al Mubshir. The RNOV Al Mubshir is the first of two 72 metre High Speed Support Vessels (HSSVs) to be delivered to the Royal Navy of Oman under a US$124.9 million design, construct and integrated logistics suppo

about 10 years ago
Royal Fleet Auxiliary Cardigan Bay joins NATO SNMG 2
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Royal Fleet Auxiliary Cardigan Bay joins NATO SNMG 2

Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Cardigan Bay on May 18 joined NATO’s Standing Maritime Group (SNMG 2) sailing in Southern European waters. The Bay-class landing ship deck auxiliary is 176.6 m long and a displaces about 16,000 t. It has the capability to operate several types of helicopters and is equippe

about 10 years ago
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