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Photo: US Coast Guard cutter reaches Atlantic Beach homeport
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Photo: US Coast Guard cutter reaches Atlantic Beach homeport

The US Coast Guard’s 27th fast response cutter (FRC), Richard Snyder, arrived at its new homeport in Atlantic Beach, North Carolina, on March 21. Richard Snyder is the first of its class to be homeported in Atlantic Beach. The FRC was buuilt by Bollinger Shipyards and received by the US Coast Guard

about 8 years ago
RFA Mounts Bay helping Turks and Caicos Islands tackle surge of migrant arrivals
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RFA Mounts Bay helping Turks and Caicos Islands tackle surge of migrant arrivals

Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Mounts Bay arrived in Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) waters on March 19 to help the the British overseas territory with a recent increase in the number of migrant arrivals from Haiti. TCI police and border control officials observed a surge in the number of illegal sloops

about 8 years ago
Dutch Navy’s first improved Goalkeeper CIWS passes sea acceptance trials
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Dutch Navy’s first improved Goalkeeper CIWS passes sea acceptance trials

The Royal Netherlands Navy’s first upgraded Goalkeeper close-in weapon system recently passed its sea acceptance trials aboard landing platform dock HNLMS Johan de Witt, Thales – the company in charge of the system modernization – announced. The test came six years after the company was contracted f

about 8 years ago
US Coast Guard cutter Galveston Island retires after 26 years of service
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US Coast Guard cutter Galveston Island retires after 26 years of service

The US Coast Guard decommissioned the Island-class cutter Galveston Island (WPB 1349) in a ceremony held at Coast Guard Base Honolulu on March 16. The 110-foot patrol boat was decommissioned after nearly 26 years of service as part of recapitalization efforts. Its years of service included law enfor

about 8 years ago
Damen wants to build German MKS180 ships in Hamburg
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Damen wants to build German MKS180 ships in Hamburg

The Netherlands-based shipbuilding group Damen Shipyards is ready to build Germany’s new MKS180 frigates at the Blohm+Voss shipyard in Hamburg, the company has told German parliament members. This is according to a letter seen by German news agency Welt in which Damen, together with its bidding part

about 8 years ago
Third River-class OPV officially named
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Third River-class OPV officially named

Trent, the third of five River-class offshore patrol vessels (OPV) being built for the Royal Navy, has been named. The naming ceremony took place in Govan, Glasgow on March 13, BAE Systems Maritime informed. Trent is now set to take to the water for the first time and make the short journey across t

about 8 years ago
US Navy names DDG 127 destroyer after Irish Marine Patrick Gallagher
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US Navy names DDG 127 destroyer after Irish Marine Patrick Gallagher

The US Navy named its 76th Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer in honor of Marine Corps Vietnam veteran and Navy Cross recipient Lance Cpl. Patrick Gallagher. In 1966, Gallagher, who immigrated from Ballyhaunis, Ireland in 1962, joined the Marine Corps where he served in H-Company, 2nd Batt

about 8 years ago
Australian Navy concludes major fleet exercise Ocean Explorer
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Australian Navy concludes major fleet exercise Ocean Explorer

The Royal Australian Navy concluded exercise Ocean Explorer, its largest fleet training activity for 2018. The exercise concluded on March 11 as ten ships and their embarked aircraft returned to Royal Australian Navy Base HMAS Creswell. “Most importantly it has seen more than 2,000 men and women fro

about 8 years ago
Saab, ASC to update management system for Collins class submarines
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Saab, ASC to update management system for Collins class submarines

Sweden’s defense contractor Saab has signed a contract with Australia’s ASC for the supply of an updated Integrated Ship Control Management and Monitoring System (ISCMMS) for four Royal Australian Navy Collins class submarines. As informed, the contract value is AUD 24.2 million (around USD 19 milli

about 8 years ago
Contract for seventh Astute submarine in the works, UK MoD confirms
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Contract for seventh Astute submarine in the works, UK MoD confirms

UK’s defense procurement minister Guto Bebb on March 6 informed MPs that the UK defense ministry received the treasury approval to award a construction contract for the Royal Navy’s seventh Astute-class submarine. Negotiations are still ongoing, it was noted, and the new contingent liabilities assoc

about 8 years ago
USS Nimitz dry docks for 15-month maintenance
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USS Nimitz dry docks for 15-month maintenance

US Navy aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68) entered a dry dock at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility in Bremerton on March 1, officially starting a 15-month overhaul. The carrier shifted from its homeport pier at Naval Base Kitsap to start the docking planned incre

about 8 years ago
New Zealand Navy frigate HMNZS Te Kaha arrives in Canada for combat system upgrade
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New Zealand Navy frigate HMNZS Te Kaha arrives in Canada for combat system upgrade

Royal New Zealand Navy frigate HMNZS Te Kaha has arrived in Canada where she will undergo combat management system upgrades at Seaspan’s shipyard in Victoria, British Columbia. The 25-day passage to British Columbia was marked by a brief port visit in Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor where Te Kaha and her crew

about 8 years ago
Australia awards AU$1.2 billion contract for Anzac frigate upkeep
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Australia awards AU$1.2 billion contract for Anzac frigate upkeep

Australian defense industry minister on March 2 announced the signing of a AU$1.2 billion program for the five-year upkeep of Royal Australian Navy Anzac-class frigates. The sustainment contract has secured the jobs of almost 1700 workers minister Christopher Pyne said on Friday. The contract is an

about 8 years ago
Pakistan contracts Turkey’s STM for modernization of second Agosta 90B submarine
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Pakistan contracts Turkey’s STM for modernization of second Agosta 90B submarine

Turkish defense contractor STM announced it has been awarded a contract to modernize a second Pakistan Navy Agosta 90B submarine. The contract signing ceremony took place March 1 at the premises of Pakistan defense ministry’s procurement agency. The contract for the modernization of the first submar

about 8 years ago
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