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SNMG2 ships take part in NATO research center experiments
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SNMG2 ships take part in NATO research center experiments

Ships from NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 2 joined NATO’s Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE) in La Spezia, Italy, to take part in a series of experiments and trials last week. Royal Navy’s HMS Diamond, Turkish Navy’s TCG Barbaros and Spain’s ESPS Blas de Lezo visited Italy after

about 8 years ago
USS Ronald Reagan pulls into Busan, South Korea
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USS Ronald Reagan pulls into Busan, South Korea

US Navy aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan and its carrier strike group arrived in Busan, South Korea, for a port visit on October 21. USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) and the guided-missile destroyers USS Stethem (DDG 63) and USS Chafee (DDG 90) pulled into Busan after participating in Maritime Counter S

about 8 years ago
RFA Cardigan Bay hosts US, Royal Navy sailors for mine countermeasure drill
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RFA Cardigan Bay hosts US, Royal Navy sailors for mine countermeasure drill

Mine countermeasure experts form the UK and US navies embarked the Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Cardigan Bay to complete the Mine Identification and Exploitation Exercise 2017 . The exercise allowed for US and UK forces to share knowledge of mine countermeasures (MCM) capabilities in searching, identi

about 8 years ago
HMAS Hobart sets sail as commissioned warship for first time
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HMAS Hobart sets sail as commissioned warship for first time

The first of Royal Australian Navy’s new Aegis-equipped destroyers HMAS Hobart got underway on October 18, setting sail for the first time as a commissioned warship. Her departure from Fleet Base East, Garden Island, Sydney on Wednesday heralded the much anticipated return to sea for the Guided Miss

about 8 years ago
Lockheed Martin to upgrade IRST21 sensors on F/A-18E/F jets
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Lockheed Martin to upgrade IRST21 sensors on F/A-18E/F jets

Boeing has recently awarded Lockheed Martin two contracts to upgrade its IRST21 sensor system for use on the U.S. Navy’s F/A-18E/F fleet. The Block II contracts provide up to $100 million for developing advanced software, performing hardware upgrades and delivering prototypes. These efforts will fur

about 8 years ago
Swedish corvettes to get ST2400 variable depth sonars for anti submarine warfare
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Swedish corvettes to get ST2400 variable depth sonars for anti submarine warfare

The prime contractor on the Swedish Navy’s Göteborg-class corvette upgrade project has contracted Kongsberg Maritime to deliver ST2400 VDS (Varial Depth Sonar) systems to enhance the corvettes’ anti-submarine warfare capabilities. HSwMS Gävle and HSwMS Sundsvall, the two remaining corvettes in the c

about 8 years ago
German submarine U35 damages X-rudder off Norway
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German submarine U35 damages X-rudder off Norway

The German Navy’s fifth Type 212A submarine ‘U35’ has damaged one of the blades on her X-shaped rudder during deepwater tests off the coast of Norway. The U35 is now at the TyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) shipyard in Kiel where it is being assessed for damages. According to the German Navy, the ac

about 8 years ago
NATO’s SNMCMG1 set for ordnance disposal ops off France
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NATO’s SNMCMG1 set for ordnance disposal ops off France

Ships from NATO’s Standing Mine Countermeasures Group 1 (SNMCMG1) are heading to France for a scheduled port visit and ordnance disposal operations. The ships are scheduled to arrive in Cherbourg on October 20 where they will coordinate with the French Navy in preparation for historical ordnance dis

about 8 years ago
Seven forward-deployed US Navy ships pass readiness tests so far
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Seven forward-deployed US Navy ships pass readiness tests so far

Following this year’s spate of incidents involving US Navy ships forward-deployed to Japan, Vice Adm. Tom Rowden, commander of Naval Surface Forces ordered Ready For Sea Assessments (RFSA) for all surface warships. Surface combatants forward deployed to Japan are being assessed first through a revie

about 8 years ago
German Navy’s lead AIP submarine wraps up three years of repairs
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German Navy’s lead AIP submarine wraps up three years of repairs

German Navy’s first Type 212A submarine ‘U 31’ is in the water again after spending almost three years in the docks undergoing repairs. As reported by the German Kieler Nachrichten, the submarine was lowered into water and brought alongside by a tug boat. The submarine has been in the dry dock since

about 8 years ago
Formidable Shield 2017 concludes with supersonic target engagement
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Formidable Shield 2017 concludes with supersonic target engagement

Europe’s premier integrated air and missile defense drill Formidable Shield concluded October 17 with ally ships engaging a supersonic target off the coast of Scotland. The US Navy-led exercise began September 24 and saw the participation of warships from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherla

about 8 years ago
Report: Two US submariners die of drug overdoses
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Report: Two US submariners die of drug overdoses

Two US Navy sailors serving at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay in Georgia died of what appear to be drug overdoses, CNN reported a US Navy PAO as saying. One of the sailors – Petty Officer First Class Brian Jerrell – was assigned to the Trident Training Facility, while the other – Petty Officer Secon

about 8 years ago
After Sasebo visit, Australian warships head for Yokosuka and exercise Nichi Gou Trident
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After Sasebo visit, Australian warships head for Yokosuka and exercise Nichi Gou Trident

Royal Australian Navy warships HMAS Melbourne and HMAS Parramatta concluded their first Japan port call in Sasebo and headed for Yokosuka where they are to take part in exercises with the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF). Adelaide-class guided-missile frigate Melbourne and Anzac-class friga

about 8 years ago
US Navy surges cruiser Monterey following recent collisions
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US Navy surges cruiser Monterey following recent collisions

The US Navy has deployed Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Monterey (CG 61) and will deploy another destroyer to make up lost ballistic missile defense capability after two guided missile destroyers were severely damaged in recent collisions. USS Monterey departed Naval Station Norfolk Oc

about 8 years ago
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