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Kelvin Hughes’ to equip new Qatar Coast Guard boats with navigation systems
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Kelvin Hughes’ to equip new Qatar Coast Guard boats with navigation systems

UK-based Kelvin Hughes is to supply its SharpEye S-band radar together with its new 12kW radar for 17 patrol boats currently being built at ARES Shipyard, Turkey for Qatar’s Coast and Borders Security Department. All the electronic equipment for the vessels, which include 24m, 34.5m and 48m versions

about 10 years ago
Gallery: Italian Navy visits sunken WWII destroyer
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Gallery: Italian Navy visits sunken WWII destroyer

Sailors aboard the Italian Navy’s minesweeper Gaeta recently put their mine-hunting technology to good use when they helped historians research the wreck of the Italian Navy destroyer ship Vincenzo Gioberti which was sunk in World War II. The Oriani-class destroyer was sunk by a British submarine, t

about 10 years ago
USS Mason takes part in live-fire exercises
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USS Mason takes part in live-fire exercises

U.S. Navy’s guided-missile destroyer USS Mason, assigned to Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group, participated in a multiship warning shot/disabling fire exercise during a composite training unit exercise in the Atlantic Ocean, April 4. “The warning and disabling exercise simulates a scenario where Mason

about 10 years ago
Underway portion of IMCMEX begins
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Underway portion of IMCMEX begins

Warships taking part in the International Mine Countermeasures Exercise (IMCMEX) have sailed out of Manama, Bahrain to begin the underway portion of the exercise on April 10. U.S. and Royal Navy ships sailed into the Arabian Gulf and Straits of Hormuz to practice working together to address threats

about 10 years ago
Canadian warship fires first ever surface to surface missile
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Canadian warship fires first ever surface to surface missile

Royal Canadian Navy’s Halifax-class frigate HMCS Vancouver made history recently as it became the first modernized Canadian frigate to successfully test surface-to-surface missiles against a shore-based target. Vancouver launched the Harpoon Block II surface-to-surface missiles during the event that

about 10 years ago
Australian government offers a frigate and a landing ship as dive wrecks
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Australian government offers a frigate and a landing ship as dive wrecks

The Australian Minister for Defence has announced that former HMA Ships Tobruk and Sydney will be offered to Australian states and territories for the creation of dive wrecks. After decades of service in the Royal Australian Navy, Tobruk and Sydney were decommissioned in July 2015 and November 2015

about 10 years ago
VIDEO: Virginia-class submarine glides through Scotland waters
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VIDEO: Virginia-class submarine glides through Scotland waters

Video: US Navy The U.S. Navy’s 6th Fleet operating in Europe and Africa has shared a video of the Virginia-class attack submarine USS Missouri leaving Scotland after a visit to the Royal Navy’s submarine base in Faslane. The video was taken on October 30, 2015, while the submarine concluded her depl

about 10 years ago
U.S. christens DARPA’s unmanned Sea Hunter ship
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U.S. christens DARPA’s unmanned Sea Hunter ship

The U.S. Navy has officially christened the new unmanned submarine-hunting drone named Sea Hunter during an April 7 ceremony in Portland, Oregon. The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) which was in charge of developing the vessel recently shared a video of the vessel conducting s

about 10 years ago
GALLERY: Operation Atalanta warships gather for joint training
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GALLERY: Operation Atalanta warships gather for joint training

Photos: EUNAVFOR Three Operation Atalanta warships were operating in the Gulf of Aden recently when they took the opportunity to conduct Force Integration Training (FIT). The FIT included a number of naval manoeuvres which served to confirm that the warships were ready in all respects for their coun

about 10 years ago
Singapore Navy takes charge of Combined Task Force 151
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Singapore Navy takes charge of Combined Task Force 151

Republic of Singapore Navy assumed command of the Combined Maritime Forces’ counter piracy unit, the CTF 151, from the Pakistan Navy during a ceremony held at CMF headquarters in Bahrain on March 31. Rear Admiral Cheong Kwok Chien will lead a multi-national team of over thirty people for three month

about 10 years ago
First German Navy F 125 frigate begins sea trials
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First German Navy F 125 frigate begins sea trials

FGS Baden-Württemberg, the lead ship of the F 125 class of frigates, has started builder’s sea trials. Over 60 soldiers from the future Crew Alpha, lead by their future Captain, have joined the frigate on her first sail from Hamburg to Cuxhaven, Germany. Over the next couple of weeks, the ship will

about 10 years ago
German WWII torpedo detonated in Scotland
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German WWII torpedo detonated in Scotland

Royal Navy bomb disposal experts have detonated a German World War II torpedo found during a routine seabed survey in Scapa Flow on March 1. The torpedo is likely to have been one of those fired at HMS Royal Oak, as the battleship lay at anchor in Scapa Flow in 1939. The attack by the […]

about 10 years ago
Lockheed nets $78.8M for US Navy’s Undersea Warfare Systems work
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Lockheed nets $78.8M for US Navy’s Undersea Warfare Systems work

U.S. Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Comand has awarded Lockheed Martin a contract modification for work on the integrated surface ship Undersea Warfare System (USW) systems. The AN/SQQ-89A(V)15 provides surface warships with an integrated undersea/anti-submarine warfare detection, localization, classifica

about 10 years ago
US Navy awards BAE Systems $38.2M missile canister contract
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US Navy awards BAE Systems $38.2M missile canister contract

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems a $38.2 million contract modification to provide additional missile canisters for the Mk 41 Vertical Launching System (VLS). The company will supply more than 300 canisters of various configurations that will be used to store, transport, and launch different kin

about 10 years ago
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