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UK: HMS Iron Duke Fires Number of Weapons Systems During Sea Trials
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UK: HMS Iron Duke Fires Number of Weapons Systems During Sea Trials

HMS Iron Duke has taken a few steps closer to taking on full operational duties after firing a number of weapons systems during her ongoing sea trials off the coast of Hampshire and Dorset. The Portsmouth-based frigate has been holding sea trials in the English Channel building up towards an operati

about 13 years ago
UK: Significant Royal Navy Assets Support Bournemouth Air Festival
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UK: Significant Royal Navy Assets Support Bournemouth Air Festival

Significant Royal Navy assets supported this year’s Bournemouth Air Festival which took place between Thurs Aug 29 and Sunday, September 1. Among the largest number of ships ever assembled for the event were the Type-23 frigate HMS Northumberland and Mine-hunters HMS Blyth and HMS Brocklesby. In the

about 13 years ago
FGS Niedersachsen Welcomes EU NAVFOR Force Commander Onboard
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FGS Niedersachsen Welcomes EU NAVFOR Force Commander Onboard

On Friday 30 August, Commodore Peter Lenselink and members of his staff visited German frigate FGS Niedersachsen, which is currently part of the EU’s counter piracy task force off the coast of Somalia. During his visit, Commodore Lenselink visited the different departments on board and met members o

about 13 years ago
RAN Members Helicopter Crew to Get Group Bravery Citation Award
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RAN Members Helicopter Crew to Get Group Bravery Citation Award

Four Royal Australian Navy members involved in the winch rescue of a man from floodwaters at Laidley Creek during the Queensland Floods in 2011 have been approved for the award of a Group Bravery Citation. The Royal Australian Navy wishes to congratulate Petty Officer Nicholas Anderson, Chief Petty

about 13 years ago
Exercise Albanian Lion Kicks Off
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Exercise Albanian Lion Kicks Off

Under cover of darkness the first landing craft stealthily departed HMS Bulwark marking the start of exercise Albanian Lion. Over the course of four days hundreds of Royal Marines, supported by Royal Navy and Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessels as well as elements of the Army, will enter a fictional natio

about 13 years ago
British Lions Reunite Aboard Australian Warship
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British Lions Reunite Aboard Australian Warship

A Royal Navy Officer recently ‘hitched a ride’ across the Red Sea onboard HMAS Newcastle, while trying to make his way home to England. The unsuspecting Brit got a real surprise when he was greeted on the flight deck of the Australian ship by a long term friend and former RN colleague who had latera

about 13 years ago
ESPS Meteoro Evacuates Crew Member to Djibouti by Helicopter
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ESPS Meteoro Evacuates Crew Member to Djibouti by Helicopter

EU Naval Force (EU NAVFOR) Somalia Operation Atalanta warship ESPS Meteoro recently evacuated a member of the ships crew who had a medical issue. The ship had been conducting counter piracy operations in the Gulf of Aden off the coast of Somalia. The ship broke from counter-piracy operations and clo

about 13 years ago
SPG Combined Disaster Response Drill Improves US – Japan Readiness
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SPG Combined Disaster Response Drill Improves US – Japan Readiness

U.S. Army, Navy and Marine forces in conjunction with Japan Self-Defense Forces and local Japanese agencies participated in the Shizuoka Prefectural Government (SPG) annual disaster drill Sept. 1. During the drill, U.S. Armed Forces joined first responders from SPG, Japan Self-Defense Forces, Fuji a

about 13 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s Recuit School Graduates First Shipp Division
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Royal Australian Navy’s Recuit School Graduates First Shipp Division

For the first time in the history of the Royal Australian Navy’s Recruit School, a recruit division named after a sailor, rather than an officer, graduated today. Eighty recruits were welcomed into the Navy from Shipp Division, named after the late Leading Seaman Noel Ervin Shipp, during a Graduatio

about 13 years ago
UK Destroyer Hosts 4 Different Types of Aircraft
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UK Destroyer Hosts 4 Different Types of Aircraft

In the space of just 7 days Type 45 destroyer HMS Dragon has hosted 4 different types of aircraft during her ongoing operations in the Gulf. One of the Royal Navy’s fleet of brand new air defence warships – Dragon was designed with a flight deck which can accommodate many different types of aircraft

about 13 years ago
Indian Navy Commissions Two State of the Art Simulators
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Indian Navy Commissions Two State of the Art Simulators

Two state of the art simulators- The Flight and Tactical Simulator (FATS) for Seaking helicopters and the Water Survival Training Facility (WSTF) for aircrew were commissioned at Kochi – the home of Navy’s training command on 29 Aug 13. Vice Admiral Satish Soni, Flag Officer Commanding in Chief of S

about 13 years ago
HMAS Newcastle Conducts Third Replenishment at Sea
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HMAS Newcastle Conducts Third Replenishment at Sea

HMAS Newcastle’s third Replenishment at Sea (RAS) activity in the Middle East Area of Operations (MEAO) was conducted with the French Command and Replenishment Ship FS Somme. The RAS, which was performed in early July, was the Australian ship’s sixth with a coalition replenishment vessel since comme

about 13 years ago
HMS Montrose, HS Kanaris Take Turns to Hunt Each Other Down
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HMS Montrose, HS Kanaris Take Turns to Hunt Each Other Down

A Royal Navy warship has played a game of cat-and-mouse as part of a high-tempo exercise in the Mediterranean with the Hellenic Navy. HMS Montrose and HS Kanaris took turns to hunt each other down in the dead of night using their respective passive detection systems, finding it equally difficult to

about 13 years ago
HMAS Newcastle Completes Intensive Counter-Terrorism Operation
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HMAS Newcastle Completes Intensive Counter-Terrorism Operation

In July, HMAS Newcastle completed an intensive counter-terrorism focused operation in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden with the multi-national Combined Task Force 150 (CTF 150). During the focused operation, Newcastle executed 58 boarding actions, three replenishment activities with foreign ships an

about 13 years ago
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