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US Coast Guard Medevacs Sailor from USS Princeton
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US Coast Guard Medevacs Sailor from USS Princeton

The U.S. Coast Guard medically evacuated a 23-year-old man from the U.S. Navy’s guided missile cruiser USS Princeton approximately 30 miles south of Point Conception, Tuesday. Watchstanders at Coast Guard Sector Los Angeles/Long Beach command center received a report that a male aboard the Navy ship

about 11 years ago
Huntington Ingals Bags $200 M US Navy Deal for LPD 28
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Huntington Ingals Bags $200 M US Navy Deal for LPD 28

The U.S. shipbuilder, Huntington Ingalls Industries announced December 4 that its Ingalls Shipbuilding division has received a $200 million, advance procurement contract from the U.S. Navy for LPD 28, the 12th amphibious transport dock of the San Antonio (LPD 17) class. The funds will be used to pur

about 11 years ago
Royal Navy Conducts Long-Range Rescue Operation
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Royal Navy Conducts Long-Range Rescue Operation

Royal Navy and Royal Air Force personnel based in the Falkland Islands have carried out a long-range rescue of a British man from a Russian cruise ship. The MV Akademic Sergei Vavilov was visiting South Georgia, 800 nautical miles to the east of the Falklands, when the man was bitten by what is thou

about 11 years ago
USS Germantown Concludes Blue Chromite 16
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USS Germantown Concludes Blue Chromite 16

The amphibious dock landing ship, USS Germantown (LSD 42) returned to White Beach, Okinawa after completing III Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) exercise Blue Chromite 16. The operations were a combined effort that included 1st Battalion, 2nd Marines attached to the 4th Marine Regiment embarked aboa

about 11 years ago
US Navy’s First Hybrid Marks Commissioning Anniversary
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US Navy’s First Hybrid Marks Commissioning Anniversary

US Navy’s Makin Island (LHD 8) celebrated her 6th commissioning anniversary on October 24 at the San Diego Naval base. The vessel was formally commissioned on the same date in 2009 at Naval Air Station North Island. Although Makin Island is the eighth and last Wasp-class amphibious assault ship, she

about 11 years ago
Lockheed’s First MH-60R Ready for Denmark
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Lockheed’s First MH-60R Ready for Denmark

The U.S. Navy accepted the first MH-60R helicopter set for Denmark from Lockheed Martin yesterday, October 22, in Owego, New York. Manufactured by Sikorsky Aircraft and provided with mission systems and sensors by Lockheed Martin, the MH-60R is operational and deployed as the primary U.S. Navy anti-

about 11 years ago
USS Preble Sails Home to Hawaii
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USS Preble Sails Home to Hawaii

The guided-missile destroyer USS Preble (DDG 88) is scheduled to return from an independent deployment to the Western Pacific Ocean Oct. 23. Deployed since March, the crew of more than 300 Sailors steamed a total of 48,550 nautical miles across the U.S. 3rd and 7th Fleet areas of operation. While de

about 11 years ago
Busy Night for US Navy’s Raptors
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Busy Night for US Navy’s Raptors

Crews from the Raptors of Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM) 71 performed two back-to-back emergency medical transports of sailors aboard USS William P. Lawrence (DDG 110). Both lifts happened during the ship’s transit from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico to San Diego, USA on October 14. HSM-71 medic

about 11 years ago
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 11 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 11 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 11 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 11 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 11 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
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