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RFA Fort Rosalie Completes Libya Mission
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RFA Fort Rosalie Completes Libya Mission

The Navy’s long-running mission off Libya is over for supply ship RFA Fort Rosalie. Fort Rosalie broke away from the Royal Navy’s keynote Cougar 11 amphibious deployment in May, since when she’s been devoted exclusively to Operation Unified Protector. The auxiliary has carried out the vital – but un

about 15 years ago
Iranian Patrol Ships Hinder Pirates’ Attempt to Hijack Russian Vessel
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Iranian Patrol Ships Hinder Pirates’ Attempt to Hijack Russian Vessel

Fleet of Iranian patrol ships hindered pirates’ attempt to hijack a Russian-flagged vessel. Speaking at the press conference in Iranian southern port of Bushehr, Director-General of the Port and Maritime Organization of Bushehr province Mohammad Rastad said Iranian Navy warships deployed in the Gulf

about 15 years ago
Japan Welcomes Pacific Fleet Ships
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Japan Welcomes Pacific Fleet Ships

The courtesy visit of Pacific Fleet (PF) task unit headed by Guard missile cruiser Varyag to Japanese port Maizuru is held in the atmosphere of kindness and hospitality, reported RIA Novosti citing PF Commander’s press secretary Capt 1 rank Roman Martov. After termination of large-scale naval exerci

about 15 years ago
ASW Ship Severomorsk Visits Syrian Port Tartus
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ASW Ship Severomorsk Visits Syrian Port Tartus

The crew of Northern Fleet (NF) large ASW ship Severomorsk headed by Capt 1 rank Andrei Klimenko after termination of anti-piracy mission in the Gulf of Aden entered the Mediterranean Sea via Suez Canal and has visited Syrian port Tartus. During the 3-day long formal call at Tartus, Severomorsk repl

about 15 years ago
USS Fitzgerald Visits Vladivostok Again
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USS Fitzgerald Visits Vladivostok Again

American destroyer USS Fitzgerald arrives at Russia’s Pacific Fleet main naval base Vladivostok on Saturday, Oct 1. This will be the second call of US Navy ship to the capital city of Primorsky Krai in the current year. The crew of frigate USS Ford visited Vladivostok early in July 2011. Main purpos

about 15 years ago
Australian Government Agrees to Purchase Watercraft from Navantia
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Australian Government Agrees to Purchase Watercraft from Navantia

The Government has agreed to the purchase from Navantia of 12 medium-sized fast landing craft (the LCM-1E) for the Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) through Joint Project 2048 Phase 3. This follows a decision in February 2009 to direct source the purchase of the watercraft to Navantia. Navantia are buil

about 15 years ago
The Netherlands to Extend Participation in NATO’s Libya Mission
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The Netherlands to Extend Participation in NATO’s Libya Mission

The Netherlands is to extend its participation in NATO’s Operation Unified Protector by 3 months. This was announced by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Uri Rosenthal, and the Minster of Defence, Hans Hillen, on Wednesday 21 September. The Dutch contribution will continue to consist of a Dutch mineh

about 15 years ago
UK: Ministry of Defence Plans to Axe 1000 Royal Navy Personnel
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UK: Ministry of Defence Plans to Axe 1000 Royal Navy Personnel

The Ministry of Defence is planning to axe more than 1,000 Royal Navy personnel in the first wave of a redundancy programme that could… By Nick Hopkins (guardian) [mappress] Source: guardian, September 28, 2011

about 15 years ago
Royal Netherlands Navy’s OPV Starts Sea Acceptance Trials
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Royal Netherlands Navy’s OPV Starts Sea Acceptance Trials

On Tuesday, September 27th the third Oceangoing Patrol Vessel (OPV), FRIESLAND, left the Damen Shipyard from Galati, Romania for her Sea Acceptance Trials. After a journey of 150 kilometres along the Danube, the ship has arrived at the Black Sea where it will be conducting tests for the next 10 days

about 15 years ago
“In Nearest 5-10 Years we Must Rearm our Navy and Army in Full”, Russian Prime Minister Says
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“In Nearest 5-10 Years we Must Rearm our Navy and Army in Full”, Russian Prime Minister Says

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin outlined the necessity of complete rearmament of Russian Army and Navy within the next 5-10 years. “In the nearest 5-10 years we must rearm our Navy and Army in full”, Putin said appearing at the United Russia Party congress. “We plan to engage not only defense

about 15 years ago
Russian Naval Task Force to Continue Anti-Piracy Mission in Gulf of Aden
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Russian Naval Task Force to Continue Anti-Piracy Mission in Gulf of Aden

A new Russian naval task force will arrive on Wednesday in the Gulf of Aden to continue the ongoing anti-piracy mission off the Somali coast… (ria) [mappress] Source: ria, September 27, 2011

about 15 years ago
PF Task Unit Visits Maizuru, Japan
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PF Task Unit Visits Maizuru, Japan

Pacific Fleet (PF) task unit consisting of Guard missile cruiser Varyag, tanker Irkut, and sea-going tug MB-66 pays courtesy visit to Japanese port Maizuru (Honshu Island), told PF Information Support Group to Central Navy Portal. In the first day of the visit, on Sept 25, Russian official delegatio

about 15 years ago
EU NAVFOR Welcomes German MPRA
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EU NAVFOR Welcomes German MPRA

EU NAVFOR welcomed a German Maritime Patrol Reconnaissance Aircraft (MPRA) which will operate off the Horn of Africa. Based in Djibouti, the Lockheed Martin P-3C ‘ORION’, will add to the mission’s capabilities until December. In a letter to the detachment, the Force Commander, Rear Admiral Thomas Ju

about 15 years ago
RAF Typhoons Return From Libya After Six Months Deployment
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RAF Typhoons Return From Libya After Six Months Deployment

After six months and one day supporting the UK mission over Libya as part of Operation ELLAMY, RAF Typhoons have left Gioia del Colle in Italy and returned to the UK. The return of the aircraft is part of the strategy to optimise the air contribution to the current and future campaign which the [&he

about 15 years ago
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