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SNA National Symposium starts in Virginia
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SNA National Symposium starts in Virginia

A video displaying the technology and warfare of the United States Navy fleet kicked off the Surface Navy Association’s (SNA) 29th annual National Symposium on January 10 in Crystal City, Virginia. The theme this year is “Distributed Lethality: Enabling Sea Control” to highlight the doctrine of dist

about 9 years ago
US Navy braces for evolving competition with new strategy
Defense Strategies

US Navy braces for evolving competition with new strategy

Responding to challenges from ‘near-peer’ competitors, the U.S. Navy has released a new surface force strategy under which it will strengthen its naval power at and from the sea. The objective of the strategy is to achieve and sustain sea control which the navy sees as a pre-requisite to achieving t

about 9 years ago
UK signs £271M deal for Wildcat helicopter support
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UK signs £271M deal for Wildcat helicopter support

The UK Ministry of Defense has signed a five-year deal worth £271 million with Leonardo Helicopters to continue support work on the Wildcat helicopters. The MOD hailed the deal as one that would sustain approximately 500 jobs, primarily at Leonardo’s facilities in Yeovil and Royal Naval Air Station

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy patrol vessel set to return from ‘huge’ deployment
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Royal Navy patrol vessel set to return from ‘huge’ deployment

Royal Navy’s River-class patrol vessel HMS Mersey is preparing to return to the UK from what will be a lengthy 13-month deployment. A remarkable achievement considering the fact that the ship has a company of just 52. The patrol vessel left Portsmouth in January 2016, heading for the Caribbean befor

about 9 years ago
US Navy ballistic missile submarines pass Milestone B, ready for detail design
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US Navy ballistic missile submarines pass Milestone B, ready for detail design

A class of 12 new nuclear-powered ballistic submarines is ready to enter the detailed design phase after Pentagon’s procurement chief approved the Milestone B review. The Milestone B decision allows the U.S. Navy to appropriate $773 million to defense contractors, in this case it is General Dynamics

about 9 years ago
Former Royal Navy minehunter joins NATO’s group under Estonian flag
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Former Royal Navy minehunter joins NATO’s group under Estonian flag

A former lead ship in a class of Royal Navy’s mine hunting vessels has joined NATO’s standing mine countermeasures group as an Estonian Navy vessel. Estonian minehunter EML Admiral Cowan (M313) was formerly known as HMS Sandown and served the Royal Navy from 1989 to 2005. Sandown and two more vessel

about 9 years ago
German tanker Spessart joins NATO’s SNMG1
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German tanker Spessart joins NATO’s SNMG1

German Navy’s Rhön-class tanker FGS Spessart will join NATO’s standing maritime group 1 (SNMG1) this month. The 130-meter ship is scheduled to depart its homeport in the naval base Kiel on January 11. The ship is expected to join other SNMG1 units on January 13 in Oslo, Norway. A change of flagship

about 9 years ago
Pearl Harbor-based submarine squadron gets new commander
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Pearl Harbor-based submarine squadron gets new commander

U.S. Navy’s Submarine Squadron 1 welcomed a new commander during a change of command ceremony at the historic submarine piers of Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, January 5. Capt. Timothy Rexrode, commanding officer of Submarine Squadron 1, was relieved by Capt. Richard Seif. Commander, Submarine Forc

about 9 years ago
US Navy deploys new early warning aircraft to Japan
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US Navy deploys new early warning aircraft to Japan

U.S. Navy’s newest E-2D Advanced Hawkeye early warning and control aircraft will join the forward deployed naval forces in Japan, the service announced Thursday. The E-2Ds from Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 125 will become part of Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5 at the Marine Corps Air Stat

about 9 years ago
New Russian Navy video reflects on carrier’s Mediterranean ‘adventure’
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New Russian Navy video reflects on carrier’s Mediterranean ‘adventure’

The Russian Ministry of Defense has recently shared a new video of the Admiral Kuznetsov, Russia’s lone aircraft carrier, operating in the Mediterranean Sea. The video, shared on YouTube, has no description but it is evident that it reflects on the carrier’s air wing operations off the coast of Syri

about 9 years ago
Spanish frigate deploys to Australia for AWD support
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Spanish frigate deploys to Australia for AWD support

Spanish Navy’s Álvaro de Bazán-class frigate Cristóbal Colón is scheduled to embark on a long-term deployment to Australia on January 9. Under an agreement between the two navies, the Aegis-equipped frigate will spend 120 days in Australia where it will help train future Australian Hobart-class dest

about 9 years ago
Canadian Navy frigate sets sail for NATO’s operation Reassurance
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Canadian Navy frigate sets sail for NATO’s operation Reassurance

Royal Canadian Navy’s Halifax-class frigate HMCS St. John’s left her homeport on Wednesday and headed for the Mediterranean Sea where it will join NATO’s standing maritime group 2. Departing from the naval base in Halifax, St. John’s set sail for the operation Reassurance to replace sister ship HMCS

about 9 years ago
Australian shipbuilder ASC cuts jobs
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Australian shipbuilder ASC cuts jobs

Australian government-owned shipbuilder ASC announced it would cut 130 jobs from its air-warfare destroyer project by the end of February. The cuts are due to a reduced amount of work on the three Hobart-class destroyers. The number of people required for work on the ships has been reducing since ea

about 9 years ago
2016 a year of firsts for the US 7th Fleet
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2016 a year of firsts for the US 7th Fleet

As the U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet looks back at 2016, it looks back at a year of innovations, new partnerships and upgraded ships. Ships and personnel teamed up with allies and partner nations in more than 110 exercises to exchange information, enhance capabilities and train together throughout 2016. Maj

about 9 years ago
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