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Royal Navy frigate nabs £65m worth of drugs in the Indian Ocean
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Royal Navy frigate nabs £65m worth of drugs in the Indian Ocean

Royal Navy frigate HMS Monmouth intercepted a fishing dhow carrying £65m worth of cannabis and heroin in the Indian Ocean, the Royal Navy announced on Wednesday without specifying when the action took place. The navy further said sailors aboard the Type 23 frigate destroyed 455kg of cannabis and 266

about 9 years ago
Russian Navy task group escorted through English Channel
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Russian Navy task group escorted through English Channel

Navy ships from the UK and EU escorted a small fleet of Russian Navy ships as they passed through the English Channel over the weekend. Royal Navy patrol ship HMS Mersey intercepted the intelligence ship Vasily Tatishchev, depot ship PM82 in company with a Russian tug and the frigate Severomorsk. Me

about 9 years ago
Canada extends contribution to Combined Maritime Forces
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Canada extends contribution to Combined Maritime Forces

The government of Canada has extended the country’s contribution to international maritime security operations in the Middle East and East Africa under operation Artemis. Announced by defence minister Harjit S. Sajjan and parliamentary secretary Jean Rioux, operation Artemis authorizes the Canadian

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy receives second Cape-class patrol boat
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Australian Navy receives second Cape-class patrol boat

Cape Inscription, the second Cape-class patrol boat, was delivered to the Australian Navy by shipbuilder Austal on May 29. The Australian Defence Vessel (ADV) Cape Inscription is the tenth Cape-class designed and constructed by Austal. Cape Inscription joins Cape Fourcroy, which was delivered to the

about 9 years ago
Preparing for the Onslaught
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Preparing for the Onslaught

Preparing for the Onslaught Are We Ready to Cooperatively Manage Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Andrew Keene In September, 1941, USS GREER (DD-145) had moved from its patrols in the Caribbean to the North Atlantic as part of the Neutrality Patrol. Headed toward Iceland she was still some 200 miles southwe

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy hands over ADV Cape Byron to border force
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Australian Navy hands over ADV Cape Byron to border force

After almost two years of operations with the Royal Australian Navy, Australian Defence Vessel Cape Byron was returned to the original owner, Australian Border Force. The crew of ADV Cape Byron gathered on the upper deck to farewell and hand-back the Cape class patrol boat as her duties for navy com

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems to upgrade Australian Navy satcoms under $30M project
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BAE Systems to upgrade Australian Navy satcoms under $30M project

BAE Systems Australia announced it is teaming up with the defense department’s Capability and Sustainment Group (CASG) for the upgrade of maritime satellite communications terminals in a four year, $30 million project. The upgrade of the MASTIS – maritime element of the advanced satcom terrestrial i

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy, police in active shooter drills at HMAS Stirling
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Australian Navy, police in active shooter drills at HMAS Stirling

Western Australia Police and the Australian Navy recently took part in ‘active shooter’ threat drills at HMAS Stirling to boost their security response capabilities. Working with the Rockingham Local Area Command, Naval Police Coxswains and Boatswains were equipped with practical strategies to quick

about 9 years ago
NSAG gets $2.8M contract for Asutralian AOR IPMS
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NSAG gets $2.8M contract for Asutralian AOR IPMS

NSAG, a Navantia Australia and SAGE Automation joint venture, has received a $2.8 million purchase order which will see NSAG supply the integrated platform management system (IPMS) to the Royal Australian Navy’s AOR (auxiliary oil replenishment) The order for the ships, currently under construction

about 9 years ago
Irish Navy patrol vessel deploys to Mediterranean Sea
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Irish Navy patrol vessel deploys to Mediterranean Sea

Irish Navy’s offshore patrol vessel LÉ Eithne departed the Haulbowline naval base on May 23, starting her Mediterranean Sea deployment. Commanded by Commander Brian FitzGerald, the 72 crew of LÉ Eithne will help fight smuggling and prevent loss of life at sea off the Libyan coast. The operation is d

about 9 years ago
Japanese destroyers join Pacific Partnership for second Vietnam mission stop
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Japanese destroyers join Pacific Partnership for second Vietnam mission stop

Pacific Partnership arrived in Khanh Hoa province, Vietnam, on May 19, to start the final mission of this year’s exercise. Sailors and crew from the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force’s destroyers JS Izumo and JS Sazanami will also join mission personnel for the Khanh Hoa mission stop. This is the ei

about 9 years ago
Italian frigate takes up duties after promotional tour
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Italian frigate takes up duties after promotional tour

Italian Navy’s FREMM frigate ITS Carabiniere will be performing counter-piracy duties off the Horn of Africa after completing a promotional tour to Asia Pacific and the Middle East. The Carlo Bergamini-class frigate started her “Italian industry showcase” deployment in December last year and travele

about 9 years ago
Retired Australian frigate leaves Sydney for scrapping
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Retired Australian frigate leaves Sydney for scrapping

Ex-HMAS Sydney, a former Royal Australian Navy Adelaide-class frigate, left Sydney Harbour today to be towed to Western Australia for recycling. Minister for Defence Personnel Dan Tehan said the frigate will be recycled by Australian company Birdon Pty Ltd. “Ex-HMAS Sydney had an illustrious career

about 9 years ago
First responders tackle fires, oil spill during exercise Pacific Partnership
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First responders tackle fires, oil spill during exercise Pacific Partnership

Participants of this year’s multinational exercise Pacific Partnership had an opportunity to respond to a simulated collision of a cruise ship and a tanker during an emergency response drill. Conducted in Da Nang, Vietnam, as part of the exercise, the activity was led by the Vietnam People’s Armed F

about 9 years ago
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