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USS Carney makes pit stop in Spain
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USS Carney makes pit stop in Spain

U.S. Navy guided missile destroyer USS Carney (DDG 64) returned to Naval Station Rota, Spain on June 12, for a mid-patrol availability period. Carney is currently on its third forward-deployed naval force ballistic missile defense patrol in the U.S. 6th Fleet area of operations. “So far, this patrol

about 9 years ago
Work begins on Royal Navy’s fifth River-class offshore patrol vessel
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Work begins on Royal Navy’s fifth River-class offshore patrol vessel

Works on the Royal Navy’s fifth follow-on River-class offshore patrol vessel began with a steel cutting ceremony on Friday, April 21. Tony Douglas, head of UK’s defense procurement organisation, pressed the button to cut the first sheet of steel for the HMS Spey at BAE Systems’ Govan shipyard in Sco

about 9 years ago
South Korea joins anti-piracy drill in Gulf of Aden
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South Korea joins anti-piracy drill in Gulf of Aden

A South Korean Navy ship already patrolling the Horn of Africa as part of an EU-led task force was sent to participate in an international anti-piracy drill that took place in the Gulf of Aden. The Chungmugong Yi Sun-sin-class destroyer ROKS Choe Yeong joined U.S., Japanese and Royal Navy warships i

about 9 years ago
Royal Norwegian Navy to get Hugin AUVs for mine countermeasure tasks
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Royal Norwegian Navy to get Hugin AUVs for mine countermeasure tasks

The Royal Norwegian Navy is getting a mine countermeasure capability boost with a new set of autonomous underwater vehicles. Contracted by the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency (NDMA), Kongsberg Maritime is to deliver four complete Hugin AUV systems for detection, classification and identification o

about 9 years ago
Peru commissions new polar oceanographic research vessel
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Peru commissions new polar oceanographic research vessel

The Peruvian Navy commissioned its newest polar oceanographic research vessel, B.A.P. Carrasco during a ceremony on March 22. The 97 metre ‘BAP Carrasco’ was built at Construcciones Navales P. Freire shipyard in Vigo, Spain, and handed over to Peru earlier this month. BAP Carrasco was launched in Vi

about 9 years ago
NATO warships visit Plymouth for FOST training
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NATO warships visit Plymouth for FOST training

Warship deployed to two standing NATO maritime groups arrived in Plymouth on Friday for an informal port visit and an opportunity to take part in Royal Navy’s renowned Flag Officer Sea Training (FOST). Led by Norwegian Navy Commodore Ole Morten Sandquist, visiting ships from Standing NATO Maritime G

about 9 years ago
US Navy destroyer arrives in Plymouth, UK, for FOST certification
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US Navy destroyer arrives in Plymouth, UK, for FOST certification

U.S. Navy sailors aboard Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) arrived in Plymouth, United Kingdom, for a regular port visit and for the opportunity to complete the Flag Officer Sea Training (FOST) certification FOST is an advanced warfare certification training event

about 9 years ago
NATO starts Dynamic Move mine countermeasure drill in Belgium
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NATO starts Dynamic Move mine countermeasure drill in Belgium

The annual, tactical level, mine countermeasure exercise Dynamic Move started on Monday in Belgium, NATO’s Allied Maritime Command (MARCOM) announced. Welcoming more than 150 participants representing 15 countries, including Partnership for Peace (PFP) countries Finland and Sweden, the exercise is h

about 9 years ago
Roll-Royce to power new Italian Navy high-speed vessels
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Roll-Royce to power new Italian Navy high-speed vessels

Italian Navy’s two new high-speed vessels, designed and built by Intermarine (Immsi Group), will be featuring Rolls-Royce engines and waterjets, the engine manufacturer announced. Intermarine’s Sarzana shipyard recently began the construction of two high-speed multi-purpose units (UNPAV). They are m

about 9 years ago
New Russian Navy video reflects on carrier’s Mediterranean ‘adventure’
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New Russian Navy video reflects on carrier’s Mediterranean ‘adventure’

The Russian Ministry of Defense has recently shared a new video of the Admiral Kuznetsov, Russia’s lone aircraft carrier, operating in the Mediterranean Sea. The video, shared on YouTube, has no description but it is evident that it reflects on the carrier’s air wing operations off the coast of Syri

about 9 years ago
Russian ‘spy-submarine’ Podmoskovye back in service after 18-year refit
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Russian ‘spy-submarine’ Podmoskovye back in service after 18-year refit

The Russian Navy has received a new Delta IV ballistic missile submarine ‘Podmoskovye’ after the boat spent 18 years undergoing refit and modernization at the Zvezdochka shipyard. The Project 667BDRM Delfin-class (NATO classification: Delta IV) submarine had its missile compartment removed and is no

about 9 years ago
UK starts construction of two more Royal Navy offshore patrol vessels
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UK starts construction of two more Royal Navy offshore patrol vessels

The UK Ministry of Defence announced Thursday that work on two new offshore patrol vessels for the Royal Navy will get underway with a £278M contract with shipbuilder BAE Systems. The two new vessels were named HMS Tamar and HMS Spey. Preparation works were already underway and Minister for Defence

about 9 years ago
Northrop Grumman hails AQS-24B demonstration at Unmanned Warrior a success
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Northrop Grumman hails AQS-24B demonstration at Unmanned Warrior a success

U.S. based defense contractor Northrop Grumman Corporation demonstrated its AQS-24B mine hunting system at the Royal Navy-sponsored Unmanned Warrior exercise in Scotland marking the first time the AQS-24B towed mine hunting sensor has been deployed from an unmanned surface vessel in British waters.

about 9 years ago
Joint Warrior 162 concludes
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Joint Warrior 162 concludes

Allied nations’ warships concluded their participation in the international exercise Joint Warrior 16-2, October 21. The United Kingdom-led and -hosted Joint Warrior series is run by the Joint Tactical Exercise Planning Staff (JTEPS) from exercise headquarters aboard Her Majesty’s Naval Base Clyde i

about 9 years ago
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