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French Navy’s final nuclear submarine starts 18-month overhaul
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French Navy’s final nuclear submarine starts 18-month overhaul

Le Téméraire, the last of three French Navy’s nuclear submarines, has started her regular overhaul during which she will adapted to carry the M51 missile. Le Terrible, the fourth and latest in the series of new-generation of SSBNs has been equipped with the M51 missile from the outset. Le Téméraire

about 9 years ago
UK starts construction of two more Royal Navy offshore patrol vessels
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UK starts construction of two more Royal Navy offshore patrol vessels

The UK Ministry of Defence announced Thursday that work on two new offshore patrol vessels for the Royal Navy will get underway with a £278M contract with shipbuilder BAE Systems. The two new vessels were named HMS Tamar and HMS Spey. Preparation works were already underway and Minister for Defence

about 9 years ago
German frigate Sachsen becomes NATO SNMG2 flagship
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German frigate Sachsen becomes NATO SNMG2 flagship

German Navy’s air-defense frigate FGS Sachsen will depart its homeport to become the new flagship of NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 2. Sachsen will be taking the place of Dutch De Zeven Provincien-class frigate HNLMS De Ruyter which has been at the helm of SNMG2 since September this year. The lead s

about 9 years ago
HNLMS Tromp concludes Somalia piracy mission
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HNLMS Tromp concludes Somalia piracy mission

Sailors and ships deployed to EUNAVFOR’s counter piracy operation off the Horn of Africa have bid farewell to the Dutch frigate and operation Atalanta flagship, HNLMS Tromp, as she concluded her deployment and headed for the Dutch port of Den Helder. The De Zeven Provinciën-class frigate started her

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy frigate escorts Russian destroyer through the Channel
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Royal Navy frigate escorts Russian destroyer through the Channel

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Sutherland escorted the Russian Navy’s Udaloy-class destroyer as it started a transit through the English Channel. The Devonport-based frigate deployed from its base in Plymouth early on Saturday morning (3 December) to a position at the western edge of the Channel t

about 9 years ago
Photo: Spanish warship trains with Somaliland Coast Guard
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Photo: Spanish warship trains with Somaliland Coast Guard

Spanish Navy’s offshore patrol vessel BAM Relampago took members of the Somaliland Coast Guard on board for maritime training off the coast of Somaliland on September 3. The training consisted of radar and search and rescue (SAR) drills including helicopter evolutions. UN Office on Drugs and Crime (

about 9 years ago
HLNMS Tromp becomes first Op Atalanta ship ever to dock in Somalia
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HLNMS Tromp becomes first Op Atalanta ship ever to dock in Somalia

The Royal Netherlands Navy frigate and current flagship of the EU mission off the Horn of Africa, became the first operation Atalanta warship to dock in either Somalia or Somaliland as the ship came alongside Berbera Port on Sunday, December 4. Onboard were EUCAP Nestor’s head of operations, Chris R

about 9 years ago
Norwegian minesweeper KNM Rauma undergoes inspection and survey
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Norwegian minesweeper KNM Rauma undergoes inspection and survey

Norwegian ship services company Bergen Group Services AS has been contracted to carry out an inspection and survey project on the Norwegian Navy minesweeper KNM Rauma. The company said the project would start in early January 2017 and would take 12 weeks to complete. Bergen completed a similar proje

about 9 years ago
Indian, Royal Navy to take part in exercise Konkan 2016
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Indian, Royal Navy to take part in exercise Konkan 2016

The 2016 edition of the annual bilateral maritime exercise between the Indian Navy and the Royal Navy would be held December 5 – 16, at Mumbai and Goa, the Indian Navy announced. Named after the Western coastal region of India, exercise Konkan was institutionalised in 2004 and is hosted in rotation

about 9 years ago
Maritime security agencies hold counter-piracy talks in Bahrain
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Maritime security agencies hold counter-piracy talks in Bahrain

Bahrain was the stage for the 39th Shared Awareness and Deconfliction (SHADE) conference which was held November 30. The conference was a forum to discuss counter-piracy in the Gulf of Aden and in the Indian Ocean and the importance of cooperation between naval units in the region, industry and othe

about 9 years ago
USS Mason, FS Charles de Gaulle commanders meet in the Med
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USS Mason, FS Charles de Gaulle commanders meet in the Med

U.S. Navy’s guided-missile destroyer USS Mason (DDG 87) commanders and French officials from the Charles de Gaulle Strike Group (CDGSG) met while operating together in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, Nov. 25, 2016. Having replaced the guided-missile destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71), Mason is deployed to s

about 9 years ago
UK naval shipbuilding needs to be quicker, independent report finds
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UK naval shipbuilding needs to be quicker, independent report finds

An independent report into UK’s naval shipbuilding has concluded that the small Royal Navy fleet is a result of too long procurement cycles, late orders for new ships and the policy of retaining old ships in the fleet beyond their sell date. Sir John Parker’s Independent Report into naval shipbuildi

about 9 years ago
EU extends counter-piracy mission off the Horn of Africa
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EU extends counter-piracy mission off the Horn of Africa

The European Council extended operation Atalanta’s mandate to deter, disrupt and repress acts of piracy off the coast of Somalia until 31 December 2018. Operation Atalanta’s two-year mandate extension comes amidst concerns within European Union member states that whilst pirate attacks on merchant sh

about 9 years ago
NATO ships in second Turkish-hosted drill this month
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NATO ships in second Turkish-hosted drill this month

Following the conclusion of Turkish-led exercise Mavi Balina, ships from several NATO countries kicked off a mine-warfare exercise in the Aegean Sea on Monday, November 28. The second Turkish exercise of the month will run through December 4 and will be aimed at testing combat readiness and strength

about 9 years ago
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