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Denmark receives final two MH-60R Seahawk helicopters
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Denmark receives final two MH-60R Seahawk helicopters

Denmark’s defense department has received the final two of overall nine MH-60R Seahawk helicopters delivered by Sikorsky Aircraft under a $686 million contract. The aircraft arrived at the Royal Danish Air Force base Karup on August 1 aboard an American C17 aircraft. MH-60R Seahawks will be flown by

about 8 years ago
German Navy’s only two tankers out of operation
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German Navy’s only two tankers out of operation

The German Navy has been forced to withdraw its only two tankers from NATO operations this year. As disclosed, the tanker oldies, Spessart and Rhön, will not be operational until the end of this year. Due to engine issues, both 1974-built ships will undergo repairs in the following months. The compl

about 8 years ago
US destroyer USS Carney concludes Mediterranean, Black Sea patrols
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US destroyer USS Carney concludes Mediterranean, Black Sea patrols

US Navy’s forward-deployed guided-missile destroyer USS Carney (DDG 64) completed a four-month patrol in the Mediterranean and Black Sea, returning to Rota, Spain, on March 31. While on patrol, Carney conducted missions in support of regional allies and partners in the Mediterranean and Black Sea re

about 8 years ago
French ECA Group presents mid-sized mine warfare AUV ‘A18-M’
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French ECA Group presents mid-sized mine warfare AUV ‘A18-M’

French autonomous systems developer ECA Group recently unveiled and demonstrated its new mid-sized mine counter measure autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV), the A18-M. A live demonstration of the company’s new AUV family member took place off Toulon, Southern France, on February 16. According to the

about 8 years ago
HMS Sutherland to join major Australian Navy fleet exercise Ocean Explorer
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HMS Sutherland to join major Australian Navy fleet exercise Ocean Explorer

A fleet of Royal Australian Navy ships departed Fleet Base East in Garden Island, Sydney, on Tuesday to start exercise Ocean Explorer. Ocean Explorer will see two submarines, ten ships and embarked aircraft take part in war games off the east coast of Australia. They will be joined briefly by Royal

about 8 years ago
Thales to work on French Navy’s future ballistic missile submarine sonar tech
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Thales to work on French Navy’s future ballistic missile submarine sonar tech

French defense and technology company Thales announced it was awarded a 42-month contract from the French defense procurement agency (DGA) to carry out a set of studies and technological developments in support of a sonar system that will equip the third-generation of the French nuclear-powered ball

about 8 years ago
US, Royal Navy conclude mine countermeasure drill in Persian Gulf
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US, Royal Navy conclude mine countermeasure drill in Persian Gulf

The US Navy and Royal Navy completed a UK/US mine countermeasures exercise (MCMEX) in the central Persian Gulf on December 7. This quarterly event doubled as the certification for the staff of Commander, Task Force (CTF) 52 by Surface Mine Warfighting Development Center. The exercise involved a rang

about 8 years ago
Bergen to refit Norwegian Navy training ship SS Statsraad Lehmkuhl
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Bergen to refit Norwegian Navy training ship SS Statsraad Lehmkuhl

Norwegian maritime services company Bergen Group Services AS announced it has been contracted for maintenance and upgrade work on the 10-year classification of SS Statsraad Lehmkuhl. SS Statsraad Lehmkuhl is a 3-masted steel bark, built by Johann C. Tecklenberg AG in Bremerhaven-Geestemünde in 1914

about 8 years ago
Brilliant Mariner kicks off in France
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Brilliant Mariner kicks off in France

Ships from 13 nations are taking part in the French-hosted exercise Brilliant Mariner which kicked off September 29. The exercise is attended by Standing NATO Maritime Groups one and two and the Standing Mine Countermeasure Group 2 in addition to the French Aero-Naval Rapid Reaction Force (FRMARFOR)

about 8 years ago
Spanish Navy receives fourth upgraded Agusta Bell 212
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Spanish Navy receives fourth upgraded Agusta Bell 212

The Spanish defense ministry has received the fourth upgraded Agusta Bell 212 (AB212) helicopter delivered by the joint venture made up of SENER and Babcock. The aircraft is the fourth of overall seven helicopters that are to be upgraded under a project that will extend their lifespan by another 15

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy submarine HMS Astute wraps up maintenance
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Royal Navy submarine HMS Astute wraps up maintenance

Royal Navy’s nuclear-powered hunter-killer submarine HMS Astute has returned to the fleet after completing a major capability upgrade and a sea training period. HMS Astute’s sea training process tested all aspects of the equipment and crew, ensuring that she is ready to respond to emergency situatio

about 9 years ago
Royal Netherlands Navy first to install USCG approved BWT system
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Royal Netherlands Navy first to install USCG approved BWT system

The Royal Netherlands Navy has achieved the distinction of becoming the world’s first Navy to install a USCG approved ballast water treatment (BWT) system, fitting two Optimarin units on-board the Landing Platform Docking vessel Zr.Ms. Johan de Witt. Global engineering specialist Goltens Green Techn

about 9 years ago
Spanish frigate wraps up four months of Aegis training with Australian Navy
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Spanish frigate wraps up four months of Aegis training with Australian Navy

Spanish Navy’s F-105 frigate ESPS Cristóbal Colón is on her way home after she spent the last four months stationed in Australia helping Royal Australian Navy sailors get acquainted with the Aegis combat system. During her time embedded with the Royal Australian Navy fleet she welcomed more than 200

about 9 years ago
Belgian Navy picks SeeByte for unmanned systems software delivery
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Belgian Navy picks SeeByte for unmanned systems software delivery

The Belgian Navy has selected Batelle’s SeeByte to deliver its software and personnel training for the operation of unmanned maritime systems. The company’s SeeTrack software package will be integrated onto the Belgian AUV fleet which will be deployed for mine counter measures (MCM). The announcemen

about 9 years ago
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