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Royal Navy destroyer nets largest drug haul in Combined Maritime Forces’ history
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Royal Navy destroyer nets largest drug haul in Combined Maritime Forces’ history

After making two narcotics interceptions in late November and early December, Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dragon has now carried out the largest drug haul in the history of the Bahrain-based Combined Maritime Forces (CMF). According to CMF, Dragon seized and destroyed just shy of 10,000 kg of illegal n

about 7 years ago
Australia, France, US wrap up ASW exercise in Arabian Sea
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Australia, France, US wrap up ASW exercise in Arabian Sea

The navies of Australia, France and the US concluded a four-day ‘Ship Anti-Submarine Warfare Readiness and Evaluation Measurement’ (SHAREM) 195 exercise in the Arabian Sea on December 18. Participating ships included French navy F70AA-class air defense destroyer FS Cassard (D 614), and Royal Austral

about 7 years ago
Canadian ships return from worldwide operations
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Canadian ships return from worldwide operations

Royal Canadian Navy vessels ranging from coastal defense vessels through frigates to replenishment oilers returned to their Atlantic and Pacific bases from operations in European, South American, and Asia-Pacific waters. Kingston-class coastal defense vessels HMCS Edmonton and Nanaimo returned to Ca

about 7 years ago
UK hosts NATO submarine rescue exercise
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UK hosts NATO submarine rescue exercise

Submarine rescue specialists from France, Norway and the United Kingdom gathered at HM Naval Base Clyde to take part in a NATO Submarine Rescue System (NSRS) training exercise. Over 110 people participated in the week-long event – the largest evacuation exercise ever to be planned at Faslane – bring

about 7 years ago
Rheinmetall delivers bridge simulator to German Navy
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Rheinmetall delivers bridge simulator to German Navy

German Navy naval school Mürwik officially accepted delivery of a new nautical training facility from German defense contractor Rheinmetall in a ceremony on December 6. Ordered almost exactly three years ago, the system – known as the “Ausbildungsausstattung Nautische Schiffsführung”, or AANS – will

about 7 years ago
Royal Navy frigates return from Trident Juncture, Westlant deployments
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Royal Navy frigates return from Trident Juncture, Westlant deployments

Royal Navy Type 23 frigates HMS Westminster and HMS Monmouth returned to their homeports in Portsmouth and Devonport, respectively, on December 14. Westminster returned after an eight-week stint in the North and Baltic Sea where she trained with other NATO and ally ships as part of NATO’s largest ex

about 7 years ago
Saab launches new Vidar laser rangefinder
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Saab launches new Vidar laser rangefinder

Swedish defense technology company Saab announced it has launched a new laser rangefinder named Vidar. Vidar is currently in production for the situational awareness system that Saab will deliver for Australia’s new Arafura class offshore patrol vessels. Luerssen Australia awarded Saab the contract

about 7 years ago
FC/ASW program is in the interests of both France and the UK, report finds
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FC/ASW program is in the interests of both France and the UK, report finds

The UK and France have every interest in successfully completing the future cruise/anti-ship weapon (FC/ASW) program, the House of Commons Defence Committee and the Assemblée nationale’s Standing Committee on National Defence and the Armed Forces said in a joint report. The report marks the culminat

about 7 years ago
EU NAVFOR celebrates a decade of operations
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EU NAVFOR celebrates a decade of operations

The European Union Naval Force (EU NAVFOR) celebrated ten years of maritime operations on December 8. Commanded from its military HQ in Northwood, London, the European Union Naval Force was officially launched on December 8, 2008. Codenamed Operation Atalanta, it is a naval force generated by EU Mem

about 7 years ago
Three shipbuilding consortia get funds for their Type 31e frigate plans
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Three shipbuilding consortia get funds for their Type 31e frigate plans

Three shipbuilding teams have received funds from the UK to continue developing their plans for the construction of Type 31e frigates. On December 10, 2018, the country’s Ministry of Defense (MoD) awarded three contracts for the Competitive Design Phase. The contracts have been awarded to consortia

about 7 years ago
USS Iwo Jima home from Trident Juncture
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USS Iwo Jima home from Trident Juncture

US Navy amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7) returned to her homeport of Mayport, Florida, Dec. 4, after nine weeks of operations in the northern Atlantic Ocean. As flagship of the Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group (ARG), the ship returned to sea after completing a six-month deployment to part

about 7 years ago
SNMG2 ships train with Egyptian Navy
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SNMG2 ships train with Egyptian Navy

Ships from NATO’s Standing Maritime Group Two (SNMG2) trained with Egyptian Navy vessels after concluding a visit to the Egyptian Navy base in Alexandria on December 4. Although hampered by the weather conditions, the passing exercise consisted of a tactical maneuvering exercise, helicopter operatio

about 7 years ago
Qinetiq extends naval combat systems support to Queen Elizabeth-class carriers
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Qinetiq extends naval combat systems support to Queen Elizabeth-class carriers

UK defense contractor QinetiQ confirmed that it has added Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers to the naval combat systems integration support service (NCSISS) it provides in partnership for the Royal Navy. Confirmation of the £9 million contract extension follows the company’s announcement earli

about 7 years ago
Second Royal Navy Dreadnought submarine to be named HMS Valiant
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Second Royal Navy Dreadnought submarine to be named HMS Valiant

The second Royal Navy Dreadnought-class ballistic missile submarine will be named HMS Valiant, the UK defense secretary has announced. In addition to naming the submarine, defense secretary Gavin Williamson announced a £400 million funding boost for the Dreadnought program. The planned funding relea

about 7 years ago
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