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Multi-lateral anti-submarine warfare drill starts in Norway
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Multi-lateral anti-submarine warfare drill starts in Norway

A multi-lateral anti-submarine warfare (ASW) exercise in the Norwegian Sea got underway May 9 as navy assets from five ally countries gathered in Bodo, Norway, for the pre-sail conference. The exercise is hosted by Norway and led by the US Navy. ASW forces from Canada, France, Norway, the United Kin

about 8 years ago
UK, Norway advance sub hunting cooperation plans
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UK, Norway advance sub hunting cooperation plans

The UK and Norway have advanced their plans for international Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA) cooperation in the North Atlantic. The nations’ defence ministers flew in an American P-8A Poseidon from RAF Lossiemouth on May 3. Defence Minister Guto Bebb hosted Secretary Tone Skogen, State Secretary in

about 8 years ago
France to build fifth nuclear Barracuda-class submarine
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France to build fifth nuclear Barracuda-class submarine

French defense minister Florence Parly announced on May 4 that another Barracuda-class nuclear attack submarine was ordered for the French Navy. According to a defense ministry statement, the decision to order the fifth boat in the class was made during a defense ministry meeting on May 2. The new g

about 8 years ago
German Navy orders AeroVironment’s Puma UAS
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German Navy orders AeroVironment’s Puma UAS

The German Navy has ordered three Puma maritime unmanned aircraft vehicles from US-based unmanned aerial vehicle manufacturer AeroVironment. As announced by ESG Elektroniksystem- und Logistik-GmbH, a German system and software company which was chosen as the main contractor for the unmanned aircraft

about 8 years ago
US Navy joining Komodo 2018
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US Navy joining Komodo 2018

The US Navy will join more than 30 nations for the Multinational Exercise Komodo 2018 on and in the waters near Lombok Island, Indonesia, from May 4 to 9. The exercise brings together navies from across the world to rehearse scenarios focused on collaborative solutions to humanitarian assistance and

about 8 years ago
Indo-French naval exercise Varuna reaches its final phase
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Indo-French naval exercise Varuna reaches its final phase

Indian and French navies are conducting the last phase of the 2018 Varuna naval exercise in the vicinity of Reunion Island, French Embassy in New Delhi said. The third session is being held from May 1 to 7 after two successive phases. The first phase involved joint anti-submarine combat training off

about 8 years ago
Australian Navy’s HMAS Canberra hosts Macron
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Australian Navy’s HMAS Canberra hosts Macron

French president Emmanuel Macron met with Royal Australian Navy personnel during a three-day visit to Australia. In a sign of strengthening ties between the two countries, Macron and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull visited submarine HMAS Waller and landing helicopter dock HMAS Canberra berthed at Ga

about 8 years ago
US Navy’s newest LPD to be named USS Richard M. McCool
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US Navy’s newest LPD to be named USS Richard M. McCool

The US Navy’s newest San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship will be named in honor of Navy veteran and Medal of Honor recipient, Capt. Richard M. McCool Jr. McCool, a native of Oklahoma, graduated from the US Naval Academy in 1944 and later served aboard Landing Craft Support (Large) 122 o

about 8 years ago
USCG cutter Legare returns to Portsmouth after USD 390M drugs seizure
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USCG cutter Legare returns to Portsmouth after USD 390M drugs seizure

The crew of the US Coast Guard Cutter Legare returned home to Portsmouth on April 28 after seizing a large amount of drugs in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Last week, the Legare crew stopped in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to offload 24,886 pounds of cocaine and 2,664 pounds of marijuana seized from suspe

about 8 years ago
Retired US Navy Seahawk helicopter to help Australia with fatigue testing tech
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Retired US Navy Seahawk helicopter to help Australia with fatigue testing tech

Australian scientists will be using a retired US Navy Seahawk helicopter for the development of fatigue testing technologies, the Australian defense ministry has announced. The technology on which the scientists will work could transform how military helicopters are managed with the potential to red

about 8 years ago
USS Essex starts ARGMEUEX with 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit
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USS Essex starts ARGMEUEX with 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit

US Navy ships from the Essex amphibious ready group (ARG) and marines assigned to 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) started one of the final preparatory exercises ahead of their deployment later this year. The ARGMEUEX, an exercise led by Carrier Strike Group (CSG) 15 and 1st Marine Expeditionary

about 8 years ago
Japan Coast Guard orders another H225 helicopter
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Japan Coast Guard orders another H225 helicopter

The Japan Coast Guard has ordered another H225 helicopter from Airbus Helicopters, bringing its fleet of H225 aircraft to ten units. JCG currently operates three AS332s and five H225s, both from the Super Puma family. With this new order, the coast guard’s Super Puma fleet will grow to 13 units by M

about 8 years ago
Spanish warships switch places in counter piracy mission off Africa
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Spanish warships switch places in counter piracy mission off Africa

A Spanish offshore patrol vessel replaced an auxiliary oiler as the Spanish Navy contribution to the counter-piracy effort off the Horn of Africa – operation Atalanta. On April 21, oiler ESPS Patino left the Somali basin after five months of operations as part of the EUNAVFOR-led operation. Filling

about 8 years ago
Wasp completes first patrol in US 7th Fleet
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Wasp completes first patrol in US 7th Fleet

The amphibious assault ship USS Wasp (LHD 1) has wrapped up the inaugural patrol following its homeport shift to the US 7th Fleet area of operations earlier this year. Wasp and other ships of the Wasp Expeditionary Strike Group (ESG) have been operating with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU)

about 8 years ago
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