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Imtech Acquires Techsol Marine,Canada
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Imtech Acquires Techsol Marine,Canada

Imtech N.V. (IM-AE, technical services provider in Europe and on the global marine market) announces the acquisition of the Canadian marine company Groupe Techsol Marine. This strategic acquisition means that Imtech has now a high-tech marine production site available in Canada. The acquisition also

about 15 years ago
USA: General Dynamics Wins USD 1.8 Billion DDG-1000 Contract
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USA: General Dynamics Wins USD 1.8 Billion DDG-1000 Contract

The U. S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics Bath Iron Works​, a subsidiary of General Dynamics , a $1.8 billion contract for the construction of DDG 1001 and DDG 1002, the next two ships in the Zumwalt-class program. DDG 1001 is scheduled to be delivered in December 2015 and DDG 1002 is scheduled to

about 15 years ago
UK: Royal Navy Names Astute Class Submarine
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UK: Royal Navy Names Astute Class Submarine

The name of the Royal Navy’s newest, most capable Astute Class submarine has been formally announced today – HMS Anson. HMS Anson is the fifth in her class, and is being named after Admiral of the Fleet George Anson (1697-1762) who is noted for his circumnavigation of the globe and his role overseei

about 15 years ago
USA: Ray Mabus Visits Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane
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USA: Ray Mabus Visits Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus made his first visit to Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane, a field activity of Naval Sea Systems Command, Sept. 13. Mabus met with NSWC Crane Commanding Officer Capt. Charles S. LaSota and Technical Director Duane Embree as well as civilian and military personnel to

about 15 years ago
UK: HMS Protector Operates Helicopter for First Time
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UK: HMS Protector Operates Helicopter for First Time

New ice patrol ship HMS Protector has taken another key step down the road to her maiden deployment by operating a helicopter for the first time. The icebreaker, formerly MV Polarbjørn, has spent the spring and summer steadily being converted into a hydrographic survey ship to plug the gap left by H

about 15 years ago
Royal Air Force Tornados Destroy Former Regime Vehicles in Libya
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Royal Air Force Tornados Destroy Former Regime Vehicles in Libya

During an armed reconnaissance patrol over Sebha in southern Libya yesterday morning, Royal Air Force Tornado GR4s located a number of former regime armoured vehicles occupying dug-in positions near the town. Three of the vehicles were destroyed by RAF aircraft. NATO was also maintaining an intensiv

about 15 years ago
Royal Australian Navy Unveils AE1 Memorial
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Royal Australian Navy Unveils AE1 Memorial

Minister for Defence, Stephen Smith, today remembered the 35 men who perished when Australian submarine AE1 was lost at sea during World War I​, with the unveiling of a memorial plaque in their honour. The Governor-General, Her Excellency Quentin Bryce, AC, and Chief of Navy Vice Admiral Ray Griggs,

about 15 years ago
ASW Ship Severomorsk Releases Greek Tanker from Pirates
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ASW Ship Severomorsk Releases Greek Tanker from Pirates

Marines from large ASW ship Severomorsk released Greek tanker United Emblem captured by pirates on Sept 10, told Mikhail Voitenko, Maritime Bulletin‘s editor. Full-loaded tanker United Emblem was sailing from port of Fujairah to Marseille. On Sept 10 at 6.27 am (GMT) the tanker’s crew sent distress

about 15 years ago
Britain’s Sandown-Class Minehunter Shows off in Gulf
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Britain’s Sandown-Class Minehunter Shows off in Gulf

Three of Britain’s quartet of minehunters joined in the US-UK minehunting workout (Ramsey on the left, Pembroke on the right and, out of shot, HMS Quorn) while the Americans committed aircraft from their specialist Helicopter Mine Countermeasures Squadron HM15 plus Avenger-class minehunter USS Gladi

about 15 years ago
BF, French Warships Exercise in Baltic Sea
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BF, French Warships Exercise in Baltic Sea

Baltic Fleet (BF) harbor minesweeper Sergei Kolbasiev and French Navy’s minesweeper Céphée held joint counter-mine exercise in the Baltic Sea, told BF Information Support Group to Central Navy Portal. The ships practiced search and detection of mines by sonar and remotely-controlled mine seeker, tac

about 15 years ago
Russian Navy Acquires AS-39 Consul
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Russian Navy Acquires AS-39 Consul

Acceptance certificate of 3rd rank autonomous deep-sea submersible AS-39 Consul was signed on Sept 9 in the conference hall of Admiralteyskie Verfi shipyard. Participants of the acceptance ceremony were developers from Malakhit design bureau, members of the state acceptance board headed by Vice Admi

about 15 years ago
USA: Lockheed Martin Gets USD 12.6 Million Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense Baseline Contract
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USA: Lockheed Martin Gets USD 12.6 Million Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense Baseline Contract

The Missile Defense Agency is awarding Lockheed Martin Mission Systems and Sensors, Moorestown, N.J., an unpriced change not-to-exceed $12,600,000 under contract HQ0276-10-C-0001. A cost-plus-incentive-fee/cost-plus-award-fee with technical schedule performance incentives modification is contemplate

about 15 years ago
USA: Countdown Starts for Launch of Navy Communications Satellite
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USA: Countdown Starts for Launch of Navy Communications Satellite

The Department of the Navy began counting down the final days to a Sept. 27 launch of its new joint tactical satellite, which will bring on-the-go communications to the battlefield. The Tactical Microsatellite (TacSat)-4, funded by the Office of Naval Research (ONR) and developed by the Naval Resear

about 15 years ago
Russia: Bulava Launch Fails in Aug. Because Unstable Operation in Missile System
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Russia: Bulava Launch Fails in Aug. Because Unstable Operation in Missile System

The reason of the first abortive test launch of SLBM Bulava in Aug was unstable operation of some particular elements in the missile system, reported RIA Novosti referring to a high-ranking representative of Russian Defense Ministry. The postponed launch was scheduled on Aug 20. The missile was effe

about 15 years ago
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