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Heavy seas damage US Navy ship ahead of NATO drill Trident Juncture
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Heavy seas damage US Navy ship ahead of NATO drill Trident Juncture

Two US Navy ships were forced to return to Reykjavik, Iceland, after amphibious dock landing ship USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44) was damaged in heavy seas while en route to Norway and exercise Trident Juncture. The ship was damaged on October 22 and is currently in Iceland for further assessment. The nav

about 7 years ago
Euronaval 2018: MBDA unveils naval version of MMP
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Euronaval 2018: MBDA unveils naval version of MMP

Missile systems developer MBDA has unveiled a navalized version of the MMP 5th generation ground combat missile at Euronaval. MDBA said the decision to introduce the system follows the operational evaluation campaign carried out at the end of the summer by the French armed forces in Djibouti to conf

about 7 years ago
Type 26 frigates to feature SCANTER radars
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Type 26 frigates to feature SCANTER radars

The Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates will be fitted with Terma’s SCANTER radars and Raytheon Anschütz naval radar software whose joint solution recently obtained the International Maritime Organization certificate. The Terma-Raytheon solution will help save space, cost, and training efforts because

about 7 years ago
Babcock lands Royal Navy aircraft carrier training contract extension
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Babcock lands Royal Navy aircraft carrier training contract extension

Engineering services company Babcock International announced on Wednesday that its Marine Training business signed a 36-month contract extension with the Royal Navy. The company also noted that the maritime training business is expanding to a new facility in Hampshire. The recently awarded Future Tr

about 7 years ago
Naval Group, Fincantieri lay out 50/50 joint venture plans
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Naval Group, Fincantieri lay out 50/50 joint venture plans

Italy’s Fincantieri and French Naval Group have outlined plans for a possible future joint venture at the Euronaval conference taking place in Paris, France. The latest agreement is the result of a year’s work during which the two sides looked at ways of creating “a more efficient and competitive” E

about 7 years ago
Terma, Chemring sign soft-kill countermeasures cooperation deal
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Terma, Chemring sign soft-kill countermeasures cooperation deal

Danish Terma and UK-based Chemring Countermeasures announce they are teaming up to develop a complete soft-kill solution for surface unit defense. By integrating Terma’s C-Guard defensive aid suite and Chemring’s CENTURION fully trainable 130mm launcher, both capable of deploying a range of off-boar

about 7 years ago
Turkish Navy conducts another submarine SINKEX
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Turkish Navy conducts another submarine SINKEX

A Turkish Navy Ay-class submarine sank a decommissioned navy vessel in the country’s second known sinking exercise (SINKEX) of 2018. The exercise took place last week in the Black Sea and follows a SINKEX which took place in June when Type 209/1200 submarine TCG Yildiray launched a wire-guided torpe

about 7 years ago
Upgraded Swedish submarine HSwMS Gotland starts sea trials
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Upgraded Swedish submarine HSwMS Gotland starts sea trials

Swedish Navy submarine HSwMS Gotland got underway from the Saab shipyard in Karlskrona to start sea trials after undergoing her mid-life upgrade. Gotland embarked on sea trials after being relaunched in June this year. On Friday October 19 His Swedish Majesty Ship (HSwMS) Gotland started its sea tri

about 7 years ago
Bahrain-based Royal Navy minehunters visit Qatar
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Bahrain-based Royal Navy minehunters visit Qatar

HMS Brocklesby and Shoreham, two of the UK’s Persian Gulf-based minehunters, sailed from Bahrain to Doha to give the Qatari Navy an insight into the Royal Navy’s work in the region. Joint training with the Qatari Emiri Naval Forces was conducted both in their base and then out in the gulf. The Qatar

about 7 years ago
Naval Group unveils new Li-ion battery system
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Naval Group unveils new Li-ion battery system

French defense technology company Naval Group has unveiled a new Li-ion batteries system which will provide its conventional submarines with improved operational capabilities, as well as an optimized immersion period and reloading time. The system was developed in close technical partnership with th

about 7 years ago
USS Harry S. Truman first US carrier to operate in Arctic Circle in 27 years
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USS Harry S. Truman first US carrier to operate in Arctic Circle in 27 years

USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) entered the Arctic Circle on October 19, becoming the first US Navy aircraft carrier to do so in nearly 30 years. Accompanied by select ships from Carrier Strike Group Eight (CSG-8), the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) traveled north to conduct

about 7 years ago
Four injured in helicopter crash aboard French LHD Dixmude
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Four injured in helicopter crash aboard French LHD Dixmude

A helicopter from the French Army 1st Combat helicopter regiment crashed aboard the amphibious assault ship BPC Dixmude during night-time flight operations on October 17. Four sailors were injured, one of them seriously, as the helicopter crashed during takeoff, the French defense ministry said. The

about 7 years ago
Belgium, Portugal, the Netherlands sign up for new M-class IFF systems
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Belgium, Portugal, the Netherlands sign up for new M-class IFF systems

The navies of Belgium, Portugal and the Netherlands have signed a contract with Thales for the delivery of new Mode 5 and Mode S identification friend or foe (IFF) systems for their Karel Doorman-class frigates. The upgrade to the latest NATO IFF standard will enable the vessels to perform military

about 7 years ago
Croatian Navy tests RBS-15 in country’s largest drill in over 20 years
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Croatian Navy tests RBS-15 in country’s largest drill in over 20 years

The Croatian Navy performed a test firing of its RBS-15B anti-ship missile, sinking a target vessel in a maneuver conducted as part of the country’s largest military drill since the Croatian War of Independence. The sinking exercise (SINKEX) took place on October 14 in the “Dugi Otok” training range

about 7 years ago
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