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Irish Navy starts P50-class midlife overhaul assessment
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Irish Navy starts P50-class midlife overhaul assessment

The Irish Naval Service has awarded marine and naval architecture consultancy Tymor Marine a contract to carry out a vessel mid-life extension survey. The Aberdeen-headquartered company will survey the Irish Navy’s P50 class vessels to assess the condition of their structure, systems, equipment and

about 8 years ago
Second large-scale naval drill in Baltic Sea kicks off
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Second large-scale naval drill in Baltic Sea kicks off

Over 40 vessels from NATO and ally countries gathered in Turku, Finland, to kick off a second major exercise in the Baltic Sea on October 25. The exercise is called Northern Coasts and is organized by Germany and hosted by a different Baltic Sea nation each year. It will run concurrent with Trident

about 8 years ago
Heavy seas damage US Navy ship ahead of NATO drill Trident Juncture
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Heavy seas damage US Navy ship ahead of NATO drill Trident Juncture

Two US Navy ships were forced to return to Reykjavik, Iceland, after amphibious dock landing ship USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44) was damaged in heavy seas while en route to Norway and exercise Trident Juncture. The ship was damaged on October 22 and is currently in Iceland for further assessment. The nav

about 8 years ago
Naval Group, Fincantieri lay out 50/50 joint venture plans
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Naval Group, Fincantieri lay out 50/50 joint venture plans

Italy’s Fincantieri and French Naval Group have outlined plans for a possible future joint venture at the Euronaval conference taking place in Paris, France. The latest agreement is the result of a year’s work during which the two sides looked at ways of creating “a more efficient and competitive” E

about 8 years ago
Former experimental Royal Navy trimaran on sale in UK
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Former experimental Royal Navy trimaran on sale in UK

A 98-meter experimental trimaran built for the Royal Navy in 2000 is currently being offered for sale by yacht brokerage Ocean Independence. The RV Triton spent over 15 years in service as a prototype demonstrator in the UK and later as a customs border protection vessel in Australia. It was designe

about 8 years ago
USS Harry S. Truman first US carrier to operate in Arctic Circle in 27 years
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USS Harry S. Truman first US carrier to operate in Arctic Circle in 27 years

USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) entered the Arctic Circle on October 19, becoming the first US Navy aircraft carrier to do so in nearly 30 years. Accompanied by select ships from Carrier Strike Group Eight (CSG-8), the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) traveled north to conduct

about 8 years ago
Four injured in helicopter crash aboard French LHD Dixmude
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Four injured in helicopter crash aboard French LHD Dixmude

A helicopter from the French Army 1st Combat helicopter regiment crashed aboard the amphibious assault ship BPC Dixmude during night-time flight operations on October 17. Four sailors were injured, one of them seriously, as the helicopter crashed during takeoff, the French defense ministry said. The

about 8 years ago
Belgium, Portugal, the Netherlands sign up for new M-class IFF systems
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Belgium, Portugal, the Netherlands sign up for new M-class IFF systems

The navies of Belgium, Portugal and the Netherlands have signed a contract with Thales for the delivery of new Mode 5 and Mode S identification friend or foe (IFF) systems for their Karel Doorman-class frigates. The upgrade to the latest NATO IFF standard will enable the vessels to perform military

about 8 years ago
Turkish mine warfare drill Nusret 2018 gets underway in Izmir
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Turkish mine warfare drill Nusret 2018 gets underway in Izmir

The Turkey-hosted international mine warfare exercise Nusret 2018 got underway in the Gulf of Izmir on October 16. Turkish minehunters are joined by ships from NATO’s Standing Mine Countermeasure Group 2 for ten days of exercises. Nusret 2018 will also welcome autonomous underwater systems and ordna

about 8 years ago
Thai Navy contracts BMT for work on new midget submarine
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Thai Navy contracts BMT for work on new midget submarine

The Royal Thai Navy has contracted engineering and risk management consultancy company BMT a contract to support the Royal Thai Navy’s (RTN) new midget submarine program. From its offices in Bath, UK, BMT will recommend submarine-specific engineering management best practice to help the RTN minimize

about 8 years ago
Iwo Jima ESG ships enter European waters ahead of NATO drill Trident Juncture
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Iwo Jima ESG ships enter European waters ahead of NATO drill Trident Juncture

Ships assigned to the US Navy’s Iwo Jima expeditionary strike group (IWOESG) have entered the US 6th Fleet area of operations as part of a deployment in support of NATO exercise Trident Juncture 18. The strike group will join the Harry S. Truman carrier strike group and US 6th Fleet flagship USS Mou

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy starts F-35B rolling vertical landing trials
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Royal Navy starts F-35B rolling vertical landing trials

Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth was at the center of an important milestone for the F-35 program as an F-35B performed the first ever shipborne rolling vertical landing (SRVL) British test pilot Peter Wilson conducted the landing this weekend. Previously the jets have conducted only

about 8 years ago
Finland hosting over 40 vessels for exercise Northern Coasts
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Finland hosting over 40 vessels for exercise Northern Coasts

Finland will be hosting a total of 4,000 personnel and over 40 vessels for this year’s edition of the Baltic Sea drill Northern Coasts 2018 (NOCO). This will be the third time Finland is hosting the German Navy-led international exercise. According to the Finnish defense ministry, NOCO18 will involv

about 8 years ago
USS Harry S Truman joining largest NATO exercise Trident Juncture
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USS Harry S Truman joining largest NATO exercise Trident Juncture

US Navy aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) will be joining the largest NATO exercise which is set to take place in Norway later this month. This is likely the first time an aircraft carrier will be taking part in Trident Juncture – an exercise whose 2018 edition is often referred to as on

about 8 years ago
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