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HMS Artful Prepares for Sea Trials
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HMS Artful Prepares for Sea Trials

HMS Artful, the third of the Royal Navy’s new Astute Class attack submarines will set sail for sea trials this summer. Artful, which will provide the Royal Navy with its most technologically advanced submarine, is currently preparing to leave the construction yard in Barrow-in-Furness for sea trials

about 11 years ago
Swedish Patrol Boats to Receive Kongsberg’s Sonar Systems
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Swedish Patrol Boats to Receive Kongsberg’s Sonar Systems

Swede Ship Marine will install new Kongsberg Maritime sonar systems as part of a major rebuild and lifetime extension of five patrol boats for the Swedish Navy. The new sonars will replace the previous model SIMRAD SS576 sonars first installed in 1996 on board the Tapper-class (or Bevakningsbåt 80),

about 11 years ago
Admiral Nakhimov Should Return to Service in 2018
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Admiral Nakhimov Should Return to Service in 2018

Russian Navy’s heavy nuclear missile cruiser Admiral Nakhimov should conclude its modernization works by 2018. The decision was made during a meeting between the leadership of the Machine-Building plant of Severodvinsk and the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy. Admiral Nakhimov will receive add

about 11 years ago
Most Read News, June 22 – 28, 2015
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Most Read News, June 22 – 28, 2015

LHD Adelaide Begins Sea Trials Australian Navy’s new Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) NUSHIP Adelaide left BAE Systems Williamstown on June 17 to begin sea trials. BAE Systems to Prepare HMNB Portsmouth for New Aircraft Carriers BAE Systems has been awarded a £5.5M contract to install a new Vessel Traf

about 11 years ago
Diesel Engine Brings Life to HMS Queen Elizabeth
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Diesel Engine Brings Life to HMS Queen Elizabeth

Royal Navy’s HMS Queen Elizabeth’s mighty diesel generators have been powered-up marking a major milestone on the way to becoming an operational warship. The 65,000 tonne future flagship of the Royal Navy has undergone months of preparation work by the Aircraft Carrier Alliance (ACA) to start the fi

about 11 years ago
BAE Systems to Prepare HMNB Portsmouth for New Aircraft Carriers
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BAE Systems to Prepare HMNB Portsmouth for New Aircraft Carriers

BAE Systems has been awarded a £5.5M contract to install a new Vessel Traffic Management System to assist in the controlling and monitoring of all ship movements within Portsmouth Harbour and the Eastern Solent. The contract is the latest development in the partnering agreement between BAE Systems,

about 11 years ago
ITS Vesuvius Returns to Sea After Modernization
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ITS Vesuvius Returns to Sea After Modernization

After conducting an extensive maintenance period, the Italian Navy’s replenishment oiler ITS Vesuvius returned to the sea on June 8. The modernization works started at the end of 2013 and lasted for 17 months, covering the complete planned renovation and adaptation works. Prior to deploying, the cre

about 11 years ago
HMAS Anzac Pays Visit to Ferrol, Spain
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HMAS Anzac Pays Visit to Ferrol, Spain

The Royal Australian Navy’s helicopter frigate HMAS Anzac has arrived in Ferrol, as part of her NORTHERN TRIDENT 2015 deployment. Anzac departed Sydney in March and has transited the Southern Ocean, Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, Suez Canal, the Mediterranean Sea and most recently the North Atlantic en

about 11 years ago
Most Read News, June 8 – 14, 2015
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Most Read News, June 8 – 14, 2015

India’s INS Vikrant Undocks at Cochin Shipyard The largest and the first Indian indigenously-built, 40,000 tonne aircraft carrier (IAC) to be christened as INS Vikrant on comissioning was undocked yesterday, June 10, at a ceremony held at the Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL). BMT Awarded Research Grant

about 11 years ago
Royal Navy Cuts Steel for Second River Class OPV
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Royal Navy Cuts Steel for Second River Class OPV

The construction of Royal Navy’s second of three River class offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) has reached an important milestone with the steel cutting ceremony in Glasgow today. The OPVs are part of a programme that has protected more than 800 Scottish jobs. The vessels are being built at BAE Systems

about 11 years ago
UK Ministry of Defence Orders NATO Submarine Rescue System
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UK Ministry of Defence Orders NATO Submarine Rescue System

The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded a £12.1m contract to JFD for the provision of the NATO Submarine Rescue System (NSRS). The five-year contract includes options through to 2023 and encompasses all aspects of operation and through-life-support. The service will be managed by JFD’s Submarine Esca

about 11 years ago
HMS Prince of Wales Reaches Another Milestone
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HMS Prince of Wales Reaches Another Milestone

The forward section of Britain’s biggest future warship is now outwardly complete after engineers successfully attached the final part of HMS Prince of Wales’ bow. After some exact calculations to get the centre of gravity spot on, the 620-tonne block was raised by the enormous Goliath crane which d

about 11 years ago
DAMEN to Upgrade Dutch Navy’s Torpedo Ship
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DAMEN to Upgrade Dutch Navy’s Torpedo Ship

Damen Shiprepair & Conversion has recently won the contract for the life-prolonging maintenance and refit project of the Royal Netherlands Navy torpedo ship Zr Ms Mercuur. The ship, originally built at Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding in 1987, will be refitted in order to make her suitable for a ran

about 11 years ago
Most Read News, May 4 – 10, 2015
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Most Read News, May 4 – 10, 2015

Dynamic Mongoose 2015 Begins NATO’s Anti-Submarine Warfare Exercise DYNAMIC MONGOOSE 2015 (DMON 15) began today, Monday, 4 May 2015, off the coast of Norway, with ships, submarines, aircraft and personnel from 10 Allied and 1 partner nation converging on the Norwegian Sea for anti-submarine and anti

about 11 years ago
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