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HNLMS VAN AMSTEL Completes Two Escorts of WFP
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HNLMS VAN AMSTEL Completes Two Escorts of WFP

Dutch EU NAVFOR warship HNLMS VAN AMSTEL completed two escorts of World Food Programme (WFP) chartered merchant vessels Mary Ann Hudson and Golden Bridge, on a tour between 14 and 17 April from Berbera to Bosaso and back. Both escorts in this high risk area were carried out smoothly and without any

about 14 years ago
Pacific Fleet Task Force Sets Course for Yellow Sea
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Pacific Fleet Task Force Sets Course for Yellow Sea

Pacific Fleet (PF) task force comprising Guards missile cruiser Varyag, destroyers Marshal Shaposhnikov, Admiral Vinogradov, and salvage tug SB-522 left bases setting a course for the Yellow Sea. There it will meet destroyer Admiral Tributs, tanker Pechenga, and seagoing tug MB-37 heading from the G

about 14 years ago
France: Bureau Veritas, Securymind Join Forces to Protect Ships Against Piracy
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France: Bureau Veritas, Securymind Join Forces to Protect Ships Against Piracy

Leading international classification society Bureau Veritas has joined forces with French maritime security consultants Securymind to provide an auditing and verification service for companies providing armed guards to protect ships against piracy. Security companies offering services to shipping wi

about 14 years ago
French Navy Aircraft Releived by Atlantique 2
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French Navy Aircraft Releived by Atlantique 2

Deployed since 15 March to take part in the fight against piracy, a Falcon 50M from the French Navy has left the operation and been relieved by a maritime patrol aircraft Atlantique 2. It will operate from Djibouti as is also the case since 26 March for the detection and air control aircraft Awacs E

about 14 years ago
PF Naval Aviation Turns 80
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PF Naval Aviation Turns 80

Naval Aviation Department was established on Apr 4, 1932 in Far East Maritime Force HQ. Fist combat experience of Pacific Fleet (PF) Naval Aviation was in Aug 1938 during fierce battles near Lake Hasan. PF aviators also participated in war on militaristic Japan in 1945. They scuppered over 30 transp

about 14 years ago
Russia: Large ASW Ship Vice Admiral Kulakov Prepares for Anti-Piracy Mission
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Russia: Large ASW Ship Vice Admiral Kulakov Prepares for Anti-Piracy Mission

Large ASW ship Vice Admiral Kulakov is heading for Northern Fleet (NF) test range in the Barents Sea. The crew has passed full training cycle in base and is finishing preparations for long-range cruise to the Gulf of Aden. Personnel of the ship will perform a number of missile and gun firings, air a

about 14 years ago
Russian Pacific Fleet Task Unit Completes Anti-Piracy Mission off Horn of Africa
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Russian Pacific Fleet Task Unit Completes Anti-Piracy Mission off Horn of Africa

Pacific Fleet (PF) task unit headed by Capt 1 rank Ildar Akhmerov and consisting of large ASW ship Admiral Tributs, replenishment tanker Pechenga, and seagoing tug MB-37 has completed anti-piracy mission off the Horn of Africa and is currently heading for homebase. Through over 3 months of anti-pira

about 14 years ago
Gulf of Aden: Armed Guards Use ‘Flotels’ to Store Weapons
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Gulf of Aden: Armed Guards Use ‘Flotels’ to Store Weapons

Despite the legal grey area that surrounds floating armouries, they may be permitted if private maritime security companies prove they can fulfil licensing requirements. One PMSC told Lloyd’s List that almost all companies operating in the Gulf of Aden use “flotels” to store weapons, equipment and m

about 14 years ago
Russia: Nuclear-Powered Ballistic Missile Submarine Verkhoturye Leaves Covered Slipway
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Russia: Nuclear-Powered Ballistic Missile Submarine Verkhoturye Leaves Covered Slipway

Nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN) Verkhoturye on March 24 was withdrawn from covered slipway of JSC Zvezdochka Ship Repair Center, reports the yard’s press service. Project 667BDRM Delfin (on NATO classification – Delta-IV) nuclear-powered subs are basic assets of Russia’s maritime

about 14 years ago
Military Representatives of British Embassy to Russia Arrive in Vladivostok
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Military Representatives of British Embassy to Russia Arrive in Vladivostok

Military representatives of British embassy to Russia arrived in Vladivostok paying a familiarization visit. Foreign military diplomats met with Pacific Fleet (PF) Acting Chief of Staff RADM Sergei Rekish in the PF Officers’ Club. The delegation includes British Defense Attaché Brigadier General Car

about 14 years ago
The Netherlands: Crews of Cougar Transport Helicopters Prepare for Counterpiracy Mission
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The Netherlands: Crews of Cougar Transport Helicopters Prepare for Counterpiracy Mission

The crews of two Cougar transport helicopters took part in Exercise Cold Response to prepare for their participation in NATO operation Ocean Shield. The helicopters supported the amphibious exercise in Norway with HNLMS Rotterdam as their base. This is the same ship that will be deployed, with Couga

about 14 years ago
Russia: Press Conference on Submariners’ Day Held in St. Petersburg
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Russia: Press Conference on Submariners’ Day Held in St. Petersburg

Chairman of the St. Petersburg Submariners and Navy Veterans Club Capt 1 rank (retired) I.K. Kurdin; Admiral, Doctor of Engineering, professor, Government Prize awardee A.A. Komaritsyn; and former submariner and novelist A.M. Pokrovsky on March 19 met with journalists at the press conference “Submar

about 14 years ago
No Russian Warships Deployed off Syria, Defense Ministry Says
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No Russian Warships Deployed off Syria, Defense Ministry Says

Russian Defense Ministry is perplexed by reports appeared in the press that Russian warships are allegedly deployed off Syria. There are no Russian warships on mission near Syria. Auxiliary vessel Iman (replenishment tanker) has been moored at Syrian port Tartus for 10 days performing logistic suppo

about 14 years ago
Russia: Submarine Force Turns 106
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Russia: Submarine Force Turns 106

Russian submariners celebrate their occupational holiday on March 19. Presently, submarine force is the key strike component of Russian Navy. Performing combat patrols in different regions worldwide all-year-round, nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines protect Russia from potential aggression

about 14 years ago
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