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Chinese naval jet crashes into factory building
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Chinese naval jet crashes into factory building

A Chinese naval fighter jet has crashed during a night-time flying exercise in Taizhou in China’s Zhejiang Province, the Ministry of Defense reported May 12. The incident during which parts of a factory were damaged took place Wednesday, around 7:30 p.m.. The ministry further said that the pilot man

about 10 years ago
USNS Mercy prepares for lead role in Pacific Partnership 2016
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USNS Mercy prepares for lead role in Pacific Partnership 2016

Crewmembers aboard the U.S. Navy’s hospital ship USNS Mercy (T-AH 19) recently participated in an abandon ship drill while in its homeport at Naval Base San Diego. Mercy is preparing for Pacific Partnership 2016, the largest annual multilateral humanitarian assistance and disaster relief preparednes

about 10 years ago
HNLMS De Zeven Provinciën intercepts drugs in the Caribbean
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HNLMS De Zeven Provinciën intercepts drugs in the Caribbean

Dutch Navy’s air defense and command frigate HNLMS De Zeven Provinciën (F802) intercepted 320 kilos of drugs in the Caribbean Sea between Venezuela and Jamaica. Four suspected drug smugglers were arrested during the operation. A Caribbean Coast Guard maritime patrol aircraft discovered a small, fast

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy’s aircraft carrier to be sold for scrap
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Royal Navy’s aircraft carrier to be sold for scrap

Great Britain is looking to sell its 2014-decommissioned light aircraft carrier for scrap. The Ministry of Defence has issued a notice of the potential sale of the HMS Illustrious “for recycling only”. Illustrious was commissioned into the Royal Navy in December 1977 and has clocked in 32 years of s

about 10 years ago
GE Marine to provide gas turbines for Japanese new destroyer
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GE Marine to provide gas turbines for Japanese new destroyer

GE Marine Solutions, a subsidiary of the U.S. engineering giant General Electric, announced it would provide two LM2500 aeroderivative marine gas turbines for the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force’s (JMSDF) new 8,200-ton class Aegis destroyer. The turbines will be installed by IHI, the Tokyo-based c

about 10 years ago
EMILY, the robotic lifeguard, saves lives
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EMILY, the robotic lifeguard, saves lives

Officially known as the Emergency Integrated Lifesaving Lanyard, EMILY is a remote-controlled buoy recently used to rescue nearly 300 Syrian migrants from drowning off the Greek island of Lesbos, Office of Naval Research officials announced May 5. Outfitted in bright orange, red and yellow colors, e

about 10 years ago
Russia to lay down fourth Project 22160 patrol boat
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Russia to lay down fourth Project 22160 patrol boat

Russian Gorky Zelenodolsk Shipyard will hold a laying ceremony for the Russian Navy’s fourth Project 22160 patrol boat. The ship, which will be laid down May 8, was named Sergei Kotov, honoring a Russian WWII Rear Admiral. The lead vessel of the class was laid down in February 2014. All vessels of t

about 10 years ago
Navantia will build Australian replenishment ships
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Navantia will build Australian replenishment ships

Australia has contracted Spanish shipbuilder Navantia to build two replacement replenishment ships for the Royal Australian Navy. Although the ships would be built in Spain and not in Australia, what the government opposition objected to, Australian Defence minister Marise Payne said that more than

about 10 years ago
French FREMM frigate concludes eventful deployment
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French FREMM frigate concludes eventful deployment

French Navy’s multi-mission frigate FS Provence recently wrapped up her action-packed five month deployment as she returned to her homeport in Brest, France on April 21, 2016. Commissioned into service in June 2015, the Provence sailed from Brest November 15, 2015 for her first deployment which led

about 10 years ago
Pakistan Navy starts construction of first MPV
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Pakistan Navy starts construction of first MPV

Pakistan Maritime Security Agency held a steel cutting ceremony for the agency’s first 600 ton Maritime Patrol Vessel. The ceremony was held May 2 at Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works which will construct the ship. The MPV is a multi mission vessel with a steel hull and an aluminium super structu

about 10 years ago
Spanish frigate joins counter piracy operation in the Indian Ocean
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Spanish frigate joins counter piracy operation in the Indian Ocean

Spanish Navy frigate Santa María (F-81) set sail from Rota Naval Base to integrate into the EU-led counter-piracy Operation Atalanta in the Indian Ocean until the end of September. The farewell ceremony was presided over by Commander 41st Escort Squadron, Captain Ramón Godín. Operation Atalanta is a

about 10 years ago
First steel cut for Turkish LHD ship
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First steel cut for Turkish LHD ship

Turkey began construction of the nation’s first amphibious assault ship with a steel cutting ceremony on April 30. Based on the Spanish Navy’s landing helicopter dock (LHD) Juan Carlos I and designed by Navantia, the Turkish version of the ship will be named TCG Anadolu and have the pennant number L

about 10 years ago
US Coast Guard ship returns home with 1,200 kg of cocaine
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US Coast Guard ship returns home with 1,200 kg of cocaine

The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Escanaba returned to its homeport in Boston, May 1, following a 70-day patrol in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. During its 12,000 nautical mile patrol, the Escanaba interdicted over 1,200 kilograms of cocaine, 20 kilograms of heroin, and seven suspected narcotics traffickers.

about 10 years ago
HMAS Perth ready for Operation MANITOU
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HMAS Perth ready for Operation MANITOU

HMAS Perth has successfully completed an intense training and assessment phase prior to the ship deploying in support of Operation MANITOU. The period culminated in Perth being declared ‘mission ready’ by Commodore Training, Commodore Michael Rothwell recently. Perth has spent the past few weeks agg

about 10 years ago
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