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HSM 35 Changes Command at NAS North Island, California
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HSM 35 Changes Command at NAS North Island, California

Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM) 35 held a change of command ceremony at Naval Air Station North Island in Coronado, California, Oct. 8. At the ceremony, Cmdr. Katie Mullen Ellis relieved Cmdr. Chad M. Falgout as the commanding officer of the “Magicians” of HSM-35. Falgout, a native of Hahn

about 10 years ago
USCG Cutter Diligence Returns to Wilmington
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USCG Cutter Diligence Returns to Wilmington

The crew of the US Coast Guard Cutter Diligence returned to their homeport in Wilmington, North Carolina, on Saturday, following a 45-day patrol in the Caribbean Sea. During their patrol, the Diligence crew conducted search and rescue operations off the west coast of Cuba and conducted drug interdic

about 10 years ago
USCG Cutter Active Back Home in Port Angeles
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USCG Cutter Active Back Home in Port Angeles

A local US Coast Guard cutter has returned to Port Angeles following a successful 50-day counter-narcotics patrol off the Pacific coast of Central America. During the patrol, the 65-person crew of Coast Guard Cutter Active interdicted three suspected smuggling vessels, detained nine suspects, and se

about 10 years ago
Ike Aces First F-35C Arrested Landing
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Ike Aces First F-35C Arrested Landing

US Navy’s USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) (Ike) successfully completed its first arrested landing of an F-35C Lightning II carrier variant, Oct. 2. The arrested landing is part of the second phase of at-sea Developmental Testing (DT-II) for the F-35C, which is expected to last two weeks. These tes

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy Members Train aboard USS Harry S. Truman
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Royal Navy Members Train aboard USS Harry S. Truman

Representatives from the UK’s Royal Navy embarked aboard the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) for an international training opportunity, Sept. 11-13. The visit served to strengthen global ties while helping prepare the U.K. for the launch of their new Queen Elizabeth-class carriers. Dur

about 10 years ago
US Officials Seize More Than 3,400 Pounds of Cocaine
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US Officials Seize More Than 3,400 Pounds of Cocaine

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Air and Marine agents and interagency partners intercepted more than 3,400 pounds of cocaine during two separate at-sea interdictions off the coast of Central America. The wholesale value of the seized drugs is tens of millions of dollars. On Sept. 12, a

about 11 years ago
USCGC Seneca Back in Boston
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USCGC Seneca Back in Boston

The US Coast Guard Cutter Seneca returned to its homeport in Boston Saturday morning following a 70-day, 15,000 mile deployment combating international drug trafficking and migrant interdiction operations. During the Florida Straits and Pacific Ocean patrol, Seneca’s crew, along with an armed Coast

about 11 years ago
USD 33 Million for Raytheon’s ALFS Systems
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USD 33 Million for Raytheon’s ALFS Systems

The U.S. Navy has awarded Raytheon Company a $33 million contract for the production, integration, testing and delivery of AN/AQS-22 Airborne Low Frequency Sonar (ALFS) systems. The contract includes an option for additional systems for U.S. inventory and potential Foreign Military Sale. The option,

about 11 years ago
RFA Lyme Bay Arrives in Dominica
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RFA Lyme Bay Arrives in Dominica

Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Lyme Bay arrived in Dominica on September 2nd to begin immediate relief efforts following the devastation left behind by Tropical Storm Erika. The British support ship has been tasked by the Department for International Development to offer assistance to the communities o

about 11 years ago
US, Japanese Navies Conduct Joint Drill
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US, Japanese Navies Conduct Joint Drill

Each year since the Great East Japan earthquake of 2011, the government of Japan and the U.S. military have participated in disaster preparedness and emergency response drills to ensure a swifter and stronger response to future natural disasters. During the Big Kanagawa Rescue exercise, hosted by th

about 11 years ago
US Navy Orders Additional P-8A Aircraft
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US Navy Orders Additional P-8A Aircraft

The U.S. Navy awarded a nearly $1.5 billion contract Aug. 27 to Boeing Defense, Space & Security for the procurement of 13 Full-Rate Production (FRP) Lot 2 P-8A Poseidon aircraft. Nine planes will join the U.S. fleet and four will join the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), who has been a cooperativ

about 11 years ago
RFA Lyme Bay to Assist Relief Efforts in Dominica
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RFA Lyme Bay to Assist Relief Efforts in Dominica

Royal Navy’s RFA Lyme Bay has been rerouted to assist humanitarian relief efforts in the Commonwealth country of Dominica following the devastation caused by Tropical Storm Erika. The British ship is carrying a range of disaster relief stores, as well as a Lynx Mk 8 helicopter. Tropical Storm Erika

about 11 years ago
Japanese Sailors Prepare for Exercise aboard USS America
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Japanese Sailors Prepare for Exercise aboard USS America

Amphibious assault ship USS America (LHA 6) began hosting Japanese Sailors Aug. 17 as they prepare for the annual amphibious assault training exercise Dawn Blitz 2015 (DB 15) in early September. The training exercise includes four participating nations and four other nations as observers. There are

about 11 years ago
Triton UAS Supply Deal Goes to Australian Company
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Triton UAS Supply Deal Goes to Australian Company

Northrop Grumman Corporation has awarded a second Australian supplier contract to Mincham Aviation for the U.S. Navy’s MQ-4C Triton unmanned aircraft system (UAS) initial production lot. South Australia-based Mincham Aviation will manufacture aircraft structure components for the first low-rate prod

about 11 years ago
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