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Royal Navy frigate ends six-month NATO deployment
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Royal Navy frigate ends six-month NATO deployment

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Iron Duke is set to return home on July 7 from a six-month deployment working with a multi-national NATO task group in Northern Europe. The Portsmouth-based ship clocked up more than 22,500 nautical miles, in her 180 days away, working alongside NATO allies as part o

about 10 years ago
NATO’s anti-submarine warfare drill concludes off Norway
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NATO’s anti-submarine warfare drill concludes off Norway

Ships, submarines, aircraft and personnel from Allied nations completed an anti-submarine warfare training program off the coast of Norway as they wrapped up NATO’s anti-submarine warfare exercise Dynamic Mongoose 2016 on June 30. Submarines under operational control of NATO Submarine Command (COMSU

about 10 years ago
Saab receives order for Anzac frigate upgrade services
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Saab receives order for Anzac frigate upgrade services

The Australian government has contracted the Swedish aerospace and defense company Saab for work on the sustainment of the combat system on Australia’s Anzac class frigates. The order value amounts to AUD 37 million (approximately 248 million Swedish krona) and covers services from July 2016 until D

about 10 years ago
Raytheon gets $291M for work on AIM-9x Block II missiles
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Raytheon gets $291M for work on AIM-9x Block II missiles

American defense contractor Raytheon has been awarded a $291,750,539 contract modification for the AIM-9x Block II program which is an upgrade of the U.S. Navy’s Aim 9X Sidewinder air-to-air missile. The U.S. Navy cleared Raytheon to begin full-rate production on the AIM-9X Sidewinder Block II infra

about 10 years ago
Passenger ship gets navy escort
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Passenger ship gets navy escort

The Royal Navy is set to provide escorts to the Queen Elizabeth 2 passenger liner as she sails into and out of Liverpool this weekend. HMS Pembroke, a Sandown-class minehunter vessel, the most manoeuvrable vessel in the Navy’s order of battle, will accompany the iconic ship from Bar Light to the cit

about 10 years ago
MARSUR, Europe’s maritime security project
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MARSUR, Europe’s maritime security project

Military and civilian situational awareness practitioners have met in Hamburg, Germany to learn and share experiences with the aim of enhancing security at sea within the European MARSUR project. The Maritime Surveillance project (MARSUR) was launched in September 2006 by the European Defence Agency

about 10 years ago
Canadian submarine takes part in NATO exercise despite earlier engine breakdown
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Canadian submarine takes part in NATO exercise despite earlier engine breakdown

Even though Her Majesty’s Canadian Submarine (HMCS) Windsor had to return to port after its engine supercharger broke down on June 3, the submarine still made it to the NATO anti-submarine exercise Dynamic Mongoose 2016. While the submarine may have been a bit late to arrive, Rear-Adm. John Newton,

about 10 years ago
USS Carter Hall stops in Bergen after Baltops 2016
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USS Carter Hall stops in Bergen after Baltops 2016

U.S. Navy’s amphibious dock landing ship USS Carter Hall (LSD 50) arrived in Bergen, Norway for a scheduled port visit, June 26 after having participated in the NATO-led exercise Baltops. BALTOPS is an annually recurring multinational exercise designed to enhance flexibility and interoperability, as

about 10 years ago
EGV Bonn returns home from NATO’s Aegean Sea mission
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EGV Bonn returns home from NATO’s Aegean Sea mission

German Navy’s combat support ship EGV Bonn, flagship of NATO’s Standing Marititme Group 2, returned to her homeport in Wilhelmshaven, Germany after spending six months underway. During this time, the ship sailed a total of 26.000 nautical miles. First commanded by Flottillenadmiral (Rear Admiral) Jö

about 10 years ago
US aircraft carrier holds anti-submarine drill with Turkish Navy
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US aircraft carrier holds anti-submarine drill with Turkish Navy

Ships assigned to the Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group (Ike CSG) met with Turkish naval forces to stage an anti-submarine warfare exercise on June 25. Shortened to ASWEX, the exercise was designed to utilize the navies’ skills while defending multiple units from possible sub-surface threats. “Anti-su

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy submarine docks in Gibraltar in Brexit aftermath
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Royal Navy submarine docks in Gibraltar in Brexit aftermath

Royal Navy’s nuclear-powered submarine HMS Ambush docked in Gibraltar on June 25 arriving shortly after a Spanish official announced the possibility of a joint sovereignty over ‘The Rock’. Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo said during an interview that Brexit opened greater possib

about 10 years ago
Brazil drops out of RIMPAC 2016
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Brazil drops out of RIMPAC 2016

The record number of countries to participate in the world’s largest naval exercise has been pushed down from 27 to 26 as it became known that Brazil would not take part in the drills in the Pacific. “Unfortunately, due to unforeseen scheduling commitments, Brazil is unable to participate in RIMPAC

about 10 years ago
Turkey launches third Milgem corvette
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Turkey launches third Milgem corvette

Turkish Navy’s third Milgem class corvette, the F-513 TCG Burgazada, was launched June 18 during a ceremony attended by president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım. TCG Burgazada is the third ship of the series built at Istanbul Naval Shipyard Command as part of the Milgem proj

about 10 years ago
Malta to receive new offshore patrol vessel
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Malta to receive new offshore patrol vessel

A funding from the European Union will allow Malta to acquire a new €34 million offshore patrol vessel. Another €7.5 million will be set aside for the upgrade of the nation’s existing P 61 offshore patrol vessel. The Parliamentary Secretary for EU Presidency 2017 and EU Funds, Ian Borg, announced Ju

about 10 years ago
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