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Canada: Vancouver Shipyards Signs NSPS Vessels Contract
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Canada: Vancouver Shipyards Signs NSPS Vessels Contract

Vancouver Shipyards has been awarded additional NSPS Vessels. Canadian Coast Guard has elected to spend $5.2 billion for the construction of additional ships under the National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy (NSPS) program along with other capital expenditures as announced in last week’s Federal

about 14 years ago
Russia: Kirov Military Medical Academy Not to Move
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Russia: Kirov Military Medical Academy Not to Move

The Kirov Military Medical Academy works on routine schedule. There are no any certain instructions to prepare for move to Gorskaya, a source in the academy told Central Navy Portal. Directors and staff of the academy are aware of defense ministry’s proposal to build so-called “medical Skolkovo” in

about 14 years ago
USA: Applications Open for Olmsted Scholar Program
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USA: Applications Open for Olmsted Scholar Program

Career-minded line and Supply Corps officers interested in developing language skills and regional cultural knowledge are encouraged to apply for the Olmsted Scholar Program, announced in Naval Administrative message (NAVADMIN) 111/12, March 30. The Olmsted program is a unique scholarship opportunit

about 14 years ago
Australia: Sea King Shark 07 Arrives at Fleet Air Arm Museum
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Australia: Sea King Shark 07 Arrives at Fleet Air Arm Museum

Chief Petty Officer Simon Hustwit’s years of experience manoeuvring a 22.15 metre helicopter were obvious when he reverse-parked Sea King Shark 07 at the Fleet Air Arm Museum yesterday. The Sea King is the latest addition to the Museum’s collection and has been installed in time for Easter and schoo

about 14 years ago
French Navy Aircraft Releived by Atlantique 2
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French Navy Aircraft Releived by Atlantique 2

Deployed since 15 March to take part in the fight against piracy, a Falcon 50M from the French Navy has left the operation and been relieved by a maritime patrol aircraft Atlantique 2. It will operate from Djibouti as is also the case since 26 March for the detection and air control aircraft Awacs E

about 14 years ago
Greece Hosts PE12 Final Planning Conference
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Greece Hosts PE12 Final Planning Conference

Greece continued to host partner navies this week following last week’s Enterprise Carrier Strike Group visit to Piraeus with the exercise Phoenix Express 2012 (PE12) final planning conference, April 3-5. Military and civilian maritime professionals from North Africa, North America and Southern Euro

about 14 years ago
Spain Plans to Cut Military Budget in 2012
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Spain Plans to Cut Military Budget in 2012

Spain plans to curtail its military budget on 12-14% in 2012, reports Jane’s Defense Weekly referring to national defense minister Pedro Morenes. At the same time, participation in international operations will remain “absolute priority” for new government, said Morenes. According to him, reduction

about 14 years ago
PF Naval Aviation Turns 80
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PF Naval Aviation Turns 80

Naval Aviation Department was established on Apr 4, 1932 in Far East Maritime Force HQ. Fist combat experience of Pacific Fleet (PF) Naval Aviation was in Aug 1938 during fierce battles near Lake Hasan. PF aviators also participated in war on militaristic Japan in 1945. They scuppered over 30 transp

about 14 years ago
Russia: Central Naval Museum Hosts Maritime Heritage Preservation Conference
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Russia: Central Naval Museum Hosts Maritime Heritage Preservation Conference

Conference of the Russian Maritime Heritage Association was held on March 30 in the new building of Central Naval Museum. The association was established in 2009 and incorporated soul-mates in the area of preservation, research, and popularization of Russia’s maritime heritage. Representatives of 44

about 14 years ago
GDEB, US Navy Sign Two Contracts
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GDEB, US Navy Sign Two Contracts

The U.S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat two contracts worth $25.2 million to perform nuclear submarine and carrier maintenance and modernization work in Groton and Bremerton, Wash. Electric Boat is a wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics. Under the terms of the first contract,

about 14 years ago
Los Angeles-Class Fast-Attack Submarine USS Louisville Visits Malaysia
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Los Angeles-Class Fast-Attack Submarine USS Louisville Visits Malaysia

The Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS Louisville (SSN 724) arrived in Malaysia April 3 for a visit as part of its deployment to the western Pacific. Louisville moored alongside USS Emory S. Land (AS 39) to receive tended support for the submarine tender. “We anticipate performing a variety

about 14 years ago
Russia: Navy to Receive Modular Ships in Prospect
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Russia: Navy to Receive Modular Ships in Prospect

In the 30-year prospect, Russian Navy will receive modular ships capable to transform from one type to another within short period of time, Russian vice premier Dmitry Rogozin told The National Defense magazine. Rogozin explained that “such modules will be easily transformed and adapted for certain

about 14 years ago
USS Iwo Jima ‘Breaks Out Green’ with Consecutive Safety Wins
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USS Iwo Jima ‘Breaks Out Green’ with Consecutive Safety Wins

In a naval message released March 28, USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7) was named 2011 Chief of Naval Operation (CNO) Safety Award winner. This year marks the second consecutive year the Atlantic fleet-based amphibious assault ship was recognized for safety excellence. For Iwo Jima Safety Officer Lt. Cmdr Kevin

about 14 years ago
Russia Sends Warship to Syrian Port of Tartus
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Russia Sends Warship to Syrian Port of Tartus

The conclusion of the meeting, which was held Sunday in Istanbul by the Friends of Syria group, to support U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan’s six point plan on ending armed conflict in Syria, followed by a decision to start sending money and communication equipment to Syrian Free Army, i.e. anti-go

about 14 years ago
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