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Indonesia, Australia conduct joint maritime patrol
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Indonesia, Australia conduct joint maritime patrol

Australia and Indonesia concluded a joint maritime security patrol between the two countries’ waters on April 5. Illegal fishing was the focus the fifth coordinated maritime security patrol, code-named Ausindo Corpat 2016. The patrol had elements of the Australian Defence Force unite with the Indone

about 10 years ago
Singapore Navy takes charge of Combined Task Force 151
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Singapore Navy takes charge of Combined Task Force 151

Republic of Singapore Navy assumed command of the Combined Maritime Forces’ counter piracy unit, the CTF 151, from the Pakistan Navy during a ceremony held at CMF headquarters in Bahrain on March 31. Rear Admiral Cheong Kwok Chien will lead a multi-national team of over thirty people for three month

about 10 years ago
Norway opts for French, German submarine solutions
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Norway opts for French, German submarine solutions

Seeking to avoid risks and costs of developing its own submarines, the Norwegian Ministry of Defense has identified French DCNS and German TKMS as the main candidates for the construction of Norwegian future submarines. The Ministry of Defense said it made this conclusion after considering economic,

about 10 years ago
El Camino Español wraps up Eastern Mediterranean deployment
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El Camino Español wraps up Eastern Mediterranean deployment

Spanish Navy’s roll-on/roll-off light transport ship El Camino Español arrived in Cartagena, Spain after a 32-day deployment in the Eastern Mediterranean. The ship provided logistic support to the ongoing Spanish Army operations in the Lebanon and Turkey. El Camino Español departed Cartagena March 7

about 10 years ago
German WWII torpedo detonated in Scotland
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German WWII torpedo detonated in Scotland

Royal Navy bomb disposal experts have detonated a German World War II torpedo found during a routine seabed survey in Scapa Flow on March 1. The torpedo is likely to have been one of those fired at HMS Royal Oak, as the battleship lay at anchor in Scapa Flow in 1939. The attack by the […]

about 10 years ago
Lockheed nets $78.8M for US Navy’s Undersea Warfare Systems work
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Lockheed nets $78.8M for US Navy’s Undersea Warfare Systems work

U.S. Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Comand has awarded Lockheed Martin a contract modification for work on the integrated surface ship Undersea Warfare System (USW) systems. The AN/SQQ-89A(V)15 provides surface warships with an integrated undersea/anti-submarine warfare detection, localization, classifica

about 10 years ago
Bulgaria sets aside €419M for two new patrol vessels
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Bulgaria sets aside €419M for two new patrol vessels

Two multi-purpose patrol ships to be built for the Bulgarian Navy, including armament, equipment and communication systems, will cost the country €419M, Nikolay Nenchev, Bulgarian Defence Minister said. Bulgarian News agency Novinite reported the minister saying that the two vessels would be built w

about 10 years ago
US Navy amphibious groups swap areas of operation
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US Navy amphibious groups swap areas of operation

The USS Kearsarge-lead U.S. Navy amphibious group on April 5 departed the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operation, operating in the Persian Gulf, Red Sea and was substituted by the USS Boxer amphibious ready group. While in the U.S. 5th Fleet, the Kearsarge ARG provided a forward naval presence supporting

about 10 years ago
Another US Navy destroyer supports Indo-Asia-Pacific rebalance
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Another US Navy destroyer supports Indo-Asia-Pacific rebalance

U.S. Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Paul Hamilton will depart Hawaii April 5 after more than twenty years of being homeported at the Pearl Harbor naval base. The U.S. Navy announced recently that USS Paul Hamilton (DDG 60) will swap homeports with USS William P. Lawrence (DDG 110) this sum

about 10 years ago
Spanish auxiliary ship wraps up NATO deployment
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Spanish auxiliary ship wraps up NATO deployment

Spanish Navy’s auxiliary oiler and replenishment ship (AOR) Cantabria arrived at her home port in Ferrol, Spain on April 1 after after spending two months integrated into the Standing NATO Maritime Group One (SNMG-1). The ship operated in North Sea waters under command of Spanish Navy Rear-admiral J

about 10 years ago
GALLERY: Danish frigate Peter Willemoes joins NATO’s SNMG1
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GALLERY: Danish frigate Peter Willemoes joins NATO’s SNMG1

Photos: Sánchez Oller/Spanish Navy Danish Iver Huitfeldt class frigate Peter Willemoes has recently joined NATO’s Standing Maritime Group One. The ship met the group at sea and was welcomed by the Commander of SNMG1, Spanish Navy Rear Admiral José E. Delgado. After the visit was completed, crews of

about 10 years ago
Switzerland to renew its patrol boat fleet
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Switzerland to renew its patrol boat fleet

Despite being landlocked, Switzerland has been maintaining a small navy force of 11 Acquarius-class patrol boats used to patrol lakes Konstanz and Geneva, which form the country’s international boundaries. According to local media, Switzerland is now set to acquire 14 Watercat 1250 Patrol boats from

about 10 years ago
Britain sends frigate, fighter jets to boost Baltic security
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Britain sends frigate, fighter jets to boost Baltic security

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Iron Duke and four Typhoon jets will deploy to the Baltic later this month to support NATO security efforts in the eastern Europe. HMS Iron Duke is due to return to the Baltic region after participating in the bi-annual, multinational Exercise Joint Warrior off the c

about 10 years ago
HMCS Fredericton engages Black Sea navies
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HMCS Fredericton engages Black Sea navies

Royal Canadian Navy Halifax-class frigate HMCS Fredericton, assigned to Standing NATO Maritime Group Two (SNMG2) entered the Black Sea on March 30 to train with Turkish, Bulgarian and Romanian Navy vessels. During the month of April, HMCS Fredericton will conduct operations in concert with Romanian

about 10 years ago
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