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Royal Navy survey ship trains with Cypriot rescue services
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Royal Navy survey ship trains with Cypriot rescue services

Search and rescue experts aboard Royal Navy survey ship HMS Echo recently trained with their Cypriot counterparts sharing their experience with the island’s rescue teams for the first time. The Plymouth-based survey ship has been assigned to the Mediterranean since the tail end of 2016; her crew hav

about 8 years ago
SNMG1 ships train with Polish Navy in Baltic Sea
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SNMG1 ships train with Polish Navy in Baltic Sea

After concluding exercises and at sea maneuvers with Lithuanian Navy units, ships from NATO’s Standing Maritime Group One (SNMG1) started a series of naval exercises with the Polish Navy in the Baltic Sea. The exercise got underway on Monday and included a number of basic and advanced maritime opera

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy unveils design of new £18m museum
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Royal Navy unveils design of new £18m museum

The Royal Navy has shared the first design photos of its £18 million (approx. 25m) Royal Marines Museum, some two years ahead of its opening in Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. Directors promise a much more interactive, hi-tech museum which will immerse tourists in the world of the Royal Marines from t

about 8 years ago
Damen wants to build German MKS180 ships in Hamburg
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Damen wants to build German MKS180 ships in Hamburg

The Netherlands-based shipbuilding group Damen Shipyards is ready to build Germany’s new MKS180 frigates at the Blohm+Voss shipyard in Hamburg, the company has told German parliament members. This is according to a letter seen by German news agency Welt in which Damen, together with its bidding part

about 8 years ago
France, US conclude Bois Belleau 100 amphibious cooperation
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France, US conclude Bois Belleau 100 amphibious cooperation

US sailors and marines have concluded two months of cooperation with their French counterparts aboard the French Navy amphibious assault ship BPC Tonnerre. Approximately 150 US personnel spent the last two months working together with the French task group composed of BPC Tonnerre and Horizon-class

about 8 years ago
HMS Queen Elizabeth wraps up rotary wing trials
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HMS Queen Elizabeth wraps up rotary wing trials

Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth entered Portsmouth on February 27, wrapping up her first of class rotary wing trials in the Atlantic. A team of 56 aircrew, analysts and engineers from the Air Test and Evaluation Centre (ATEC) at MOD Boscombe Down have been onboard the aircraft carrie

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy opens new survival training facility
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Royal Navy opens new survival training facility

Royal Naval Air Station (RNAS) Yeovilton recently opened a new facility which will provide survival training in the event of a helicopter incident or accident over the water. The Royal Navy School of Maritime SERE (survive, evade, resist, escape) and underwater escape training unit (UETU) was opened

about 8 years ago
Plasan to provide armoring for UK Type 26 frigates
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Plasan to provide armoring for UK Type 26 frigates

Israel-based ballistic protection company Plasan will be delivering armoring solutions for the Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates, the company announced on Thursday. Plasan received the armoring contract from BAE Systems, the main contractor for the Type 26 program. The frigates are to be built at BA

about 8 years ago
French Navy starts annual Jeanne D’Arc mission
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French Navy starts annual Jeanne D’Arc mission

Two French Navy ships, joined by UK marines and sailors and their Wildcat helicopters, got underway from Toulon naval base on February 26 to start a five-month deployment to Asia-Pacific. The Jeanne D’Arc mission is an annual deployment undertaken by French Navy ships over a five-month period. Last

about 8 years ago
First River-class OPV HMS Forth arrives home
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First River-class OPV HMS Forth arrives home

The Royal Navy’s first Batch-2 River-class offshore patrol vessel HMS Forth arrived in her new homeport at Portsmouth Naval Base on February 26. She is the first of five vessels in the class, designed for counter-piracy, anti-smuggling, fishery protection, border patrol, counter terrorism and mariti

about 8 years ago
Russian “spy ship task group” reaches North Sea
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Russian “spy ship task group” reaches North Sea

After entering the Atlantic Ocean on their return home from Mediterranean tasking on February 19, a Russian task group composed of three ships has now passed the English Channel. The Royal Navy announced on February 22 that it deployed patrol ship HMS Mersey and a Wildcat helicopter from RNAS Yeovil

about 8 years ago
HMS Forth en route to Portsmouth homeport
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HMS Forth en route to Portsmouth homeport

HMS Forth, the first of five new Royal Navy patrol vessels, has started a journey to her new homeport in Portsmouth after completing sea trials. The ship got underway February 21, setting sail from Glasgow where it was built by BAE Systems. Designed for counter-piracy, anti-smuggling, fishery protec

about 8 years ago
The Royal Navy’s new aircraft carrier now has a ping pong club
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The Royal Navy’s new aircraft carrier now has a ping pong club

The Royal Navy’s new aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth is so big that the crew have had enough space aboard to set up a ping pong club, according to a recent Royal Navy story. The Royal Navy says that the ride of the 65,000-ton ship is smooth enough to provide a stable platform for the […]

about 8 years ago
Fincantieri lays keel for Italian Navy’s new Landing Helicopter Dock ‘Trieste’
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Fincantieri lays keel for Italian Navy’s new Landing Helicopter Dock ‘Trieste’

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri held a keel laying ceremony for the Italian Navy’s new landing helicopter dock (LHD) at its Castellammare di Stabia shipyard on February 20. Construction on the ship started with a steel cutting ceremony on July 12, 2017, and the delivery is expected for 2022. The shi

about 8 years ago
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