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USS Bataan fit for return to sea
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USS Bataan fit for return to sea

After spending a year in the harbor conducting major shipyard maintenance, U.S. Navy’s Amphibious assault ship USS Bataan (LHD 5) completed sea trials February 1. Sea trials are conducted after ships complete major shipyard maintenance and tests the ship’s systems and to make sure the ship is ready

about 10 years ago
MARCOM hosts IMS Director of Operations
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MARCOM hosts IMS Director of Operations

The commander of NATO’s Allied Maritime Command (MARCOM), Vice Admiral Clive Johnstone, welcomed the NATO International Military Staff (IMS) Director of Operations, Major General Josef Blotz, to the headquarters for a briefing on NATO maritime operations, February 3. During the visit, Major General

about 10 years ago
Russian Navy plans large-scale exercise of Caspian flotilla
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Russian Navy plans large-scale exercise of Caspian flotilla

30 surface ships, motorboats and auxiliary vessels, more than 1000 servicemen and over 100 pieces of military equipment will be involved in the Russian naval exercise Caucasus 2016. The Russian Navy said that ship formations and Marine units of the Caspian flotilla started preparations for the strat

about 10 years ago
HMS Ramsey joins NATO’s SNMCMG1
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HMS Ramsey joins NATO’s SNMCMG1

HMS Ramsey, a Royal Navy minehunting vessel joined her NATO counterparts in Kiel January 21 to practise mine countermeasure operations. The Sandown-class minehunter, usually based in Faslane, arrived in Kiel after first sailing through the famous 98-kilometre Kiel-canal. It took the ship 9 hours to

about 10 years ago
USS Abraham Lincoln catapult firing again
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USS Abraham Lincoln catapult firing again

Sailors assigned to the U.S. Navy’s aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) tested the carriers catapult one by performing a ‘no-load’ test on January 28. The success of this firing marked another milestone in the ship’s Refueling and Complex Overhaul (RCOH) process. Captain Ron L. Ravelo, Lin

about 10 years ago
Senegalese, Cape Verdean forces work with Spanish Navy
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Senegalese, Cape Verdean forces work with Spanish Navy

A Spanish Special Naval Warfare Force team (FGNE in its Spanish initials) is training Senegalese and Cape Verdean Forces on special operations missions as part of Exercise Flintlock 16. This multinational exercise is conducted by Sahel and NATO nations within the present Cooperative Security framewo

about 10 years ago
Civmec acquires shipbuilding company and facilities
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Civmec acquires shipbuilding company and facilities

Australian engineering company Civmec announced February 2 that the company has completed the acquisition of one of Australia’s largest major engineering and shipbuilding companies, Forgacs. In November 2015, Civmec announced it would acquire ‘certain assets and the Forgacs name’ with the aim of exp

about 10 years ago
Protection for FS Charles de Gaulle
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Protection for FS Charles de Gaulle

Fighter jets aboard the French aircraft carrier FS Charles de Gaulle have been conducting airstrikes against the Daesh positions in Syria since November 2015 while the carrier itself was positioned in the Persian Gulf. While the carrier is a powerful offensive ship it lacks armament to protect itsel

about 10 years ago
Migrant airlifted at high seas
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Migrant airlifted at high seas

One German corvette and one Spanish frigate participated in a medical evacuation of a migrant previously saved in the Mediterranean Sea. On January 28, German frigate FGS Ludwigshafen am Rhein carried out her first rescue operation on her deployment with Operation Sophia. The frigate embarked a tota

about 10 years ago
Kongsberg CCTV systems for Canadian Navy’s new patrol ships
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Kongsberg CCTV systems for Canadian Navy’s new patrol ships

Kongsberg Maritime announced February 1 that it has been selected by L-3 MAPPS to provide the CCTV system for the Royal Canadian Navy’s new class of Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS). L-3 MAPPS is one of the suppliers to Irving Shipbuilding, a prime contractor delivering the AOPS vessels as a part

about 10 years ago
Pacific, Indian Ocean Navies gather in Great Britain
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Pacific, Indian Ocean Navies gather in Great Britain

Leaders of navies from across the Pacific and Indian Ocean came to Hampshire, Great Britain for a series of talks on cooperation, security and trade in the region. The Pacific and Indian Oceans Shipping Working Group saw representatives attending from the navies of several nations including Australi

about 10 years ago
EU NAVFOR operation in Mediterranean showing results
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EU NAVFOR operation in Mediterranean showing results

Operation Sophia, the EU-mission in the Mediterranean, has been making headlines with migrant-rescue operations. The main goal of the mission, however, is to disrupt the networks of migrant smugglers. The German Navy says the Op Sophia is succeeding in this undertaking. The EU-operation entered the

about 10 years ago
USS Germantown heads for exercises off Okinawa
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USS Germantown heads for exercises off Okinawa

The U.S. Navy’s amphibious dock landing ship USS Germantown (LSD 42), forward-deployed to Sasebo, Japan departed the city’s base and headed to Okinawa, Japan January 29. Part of the Bonhomme Richard Amphibious Ready Group (ARG), Germantown is scheduled to participate in Amphibious Integration Traini

about 10 years ago
US Navy spends another $2 billion for Boeing’s maritime surveillance aircraft
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US Navy spends another $2 billion for Boeing’s maritime surveillance aircraft

Boeing Co., Seattle, Washington has received an order of around $2.5 billion to deliver another 20 aircraft to the U.S. Navy and the Government of Australia. The U.S. Navy’s Naval Air Systems Command has awarded the American manufacturer of aircraft, rockets and satellites a $2,469,582,995 modificat

about 10 years ago
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