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Op Sophia flagship back on track
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Op Sophia flagship back on track

Having spent less than two months idle in the port during her routine maintenance period, the Italian aircraft carrier ITS Cavour now rejoined the EUNAVFOR Med operation Sophia. The Italian light aircraft carrier ITS Garibaldi assumed Cavour’s role on November 25, 2015. Now that the original mission

about 10 years ago
Combined Maritime Forces train in the Gulf
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Combined Maritime Forces train in the Gulf

Combined Task Force 152 (CTF152), the Arabian Gulf security and cooperation branch of the Combined Maritime Forces, recently conducted Search and Rescue (SAR), Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), and First Aid training in the Gulf. The training consisted of both in port and at sea training. It was design

about 10 years ago
Swedish Navy joins European Amphibious Initiative
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Swedish Navy joins European Amphibious Initiative

In 2015 Swedish Navy joined an organization called the European Amphibious Initiative (EAI) formed by five EU nations in 2000. The initiators were France, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and the UK. The aim of this organization is to strengthen the interoperability of European forces and optimize and

about 10 years ago
On this day in history: Japanese submarine sunk in Australian waters
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On this day in history: Japanese submarine sunk in Australian waters

On this day in history, January 20, 1942, the Bathurst class corvette, HMAS Deloraine led by Lieutenant Commander DA Menlove (Royal Australian Naval Reserve) attacked and sunk the Japanese submarine I-124 north of Darwin, Australia. Another two of the overall sixty Australian minesweepers, commonly

about 10 years ago
Danish Navy acquires new sonar technology for mine countermeasures
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Danish Navy acquires new sonar technology for mine countermeasures

Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (DALO) has procured imaging sonar technology from maritime security company, Sonardyne International Ltd, UK to support Danish Navy’s Mine Counter Measure activities. The Solstice side-scan sonar will be fitted to Saab Seaeye’s Double Eagle SAROV

about 10 years ago
USS Bonhomme Richard starts patrol of 7th Fleet Area of Responsibility
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USS Bonhomme Richard starts patrol of 7th Fleet Area of Responsibility

The U.S. Navy’s forward-deployed amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6), departed Fleet Activities Sasebo, Japan on January 18 for its patrol of the 7th Fleet Area of Responsibility. Bonhomme Richard is the flagship of the Bonhomme Richard Amphibious Ready Group (ARG). The Wasp-class a

about 10 years ago
Chinese Navy concludes first ever visit to Timor Leste
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Chinese Navy concludes first ever visit to Timor Leste

Chinese Navy task force ships, destroyer Jinan, frigate Yiyang and supply ship Qiandaohu completed their five-day visit to Timor-Leste as they sailed out of Dili harbor on January 20. The official visit of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy Escort Task Group 152 marked the first time Chinese

about 10 years ago
Gallery: HMS Protector completes Antarctic patrol
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Gallery: HMS Protector completes Antarctic patrol

The UK Royal Navy’s Ice Patrol ship has just completed a historic five week patrol to the East Antarctic and Ross Sea. HMS Protector is the first Royal Navy, or UK Government, vessel to have visited the region in 80 years or to have traveled so far south having dipped below 77 degrees latitude. Her

about 10 years ago
ESPS Numancia relieves ESPS Canarias in Operation Sophia
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ESPS Numancia relieves ESPS Canarias in Operation Sophia

Spanish ESPS Numancia, based at Naval Station Rota, left her homeport in the morning of January 18 to relieve the frigate Canarias which was deployed in the Mediterranean Sea with EUNAVFOR’s Operation Sophia. The frigate sailed off to her area of operations after a ceremony which was presided over b

about 10 years ago
Chinese Rear Admiral visits ITS Carabinere
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Chinese Rear Admiral visits ITS Carabinere

The Force Commander of the Chinese Escort Task Group 576, Rear Admiral Chen Qiangnan, was welcomed on board ITS Carabiniere by Rear Admiral Stefano Barbieri on January 17. Rear Admiral Qiangnan, on board the Luhu-Class destroyer CNS Qingdao, met with ITS Carabinere at sea. After a tour of the Italia

about 10 years ago
German tender Donau joins NATO
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German tender Donau joins NATO

The German Navy’s supply tender Donau (A516) is scheduled to leave her homeport in Warnemünde, Germany to join NATO’s Standing NATO Mine Counter Measures Group 1 on January 18. Germany will take over the command of SNMCMG1 from the Netherlands during a ceremony on January 21 in Kiel, Germany. Comman

about 10 years ago
HMAS Dechaineux Returns Home
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HMAS Dechaineux Returns Home

HMAS Dechaineux returned to her home port at Fleet Base West just before Christmas, following a six month deployment to Asia and the east coast of Australia. Her return marked 176 days since leaving her home port and she steamed 24,000 miles in what was a busy period. A large number of sailors and o

about 10 years ago
US SECNAV Names Expeditionary Sea Base Ship
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US SECNAV Names Expeditionary Sea Base Ship

Secretary of the US Navy, Ray Mabus, announced the Navy’s newest Expeditionary Sea Base (ESB) ship, T-ESB 4, will be named USNS Hershel “Woody” Williams during a ceremony in Charleston, West Virginia, Jan. 14. Hershel “Woody” Williams, the ship’s namesake, was born in West Virginia and joined the Ma

about 10 years ago
USS Lassen Leaves Yokosuka
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USS Lassen Leaves Yokosuka

Arleigh-Burke class guided-missile destroyer USS Lassen (DDG 82) left Yokosuka, Japan after nearly 10 years in the Forward Deployed Naval Forces, Jan. 6. She will conduct her last patrol in the western pacific before heading to her new homeport of Mayport, Florida. “Lassen’s performance in the 7th F

about 10 years ago
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