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USS Harry S. Truman Returns to Norfolk after Completing Sea Trials
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USS Harry S. Truman Returns to Norfolk after Completing Sea Trials

The aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) returned to Naval Station Norfolk July 10 after completing sea trials, a four-day underway period to test the carrier’s systems and overall mission readiness. Sea trials were a part of Truman’s 16-month docking planned incremental availability (DPIA)

about 14 years ago
USS Winston S. Churchill Crew Displays MIO Tactics with Montenegrin Military
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USS Winston S. Churchill Crew Displays MIO Tactics with Montenegrin Military

Visit, board, search and seizure (VBSS) team members of guided-missile destroyer USS Winston S. Churchill (DDG 81) displayed maritime interdiction tactics with the Montenegrin military during a coalition training exercise July 9. The VBSS team and the maritime squadron of Montenegro’s special forces

about 14 years ago
NATO Senior Officials Discuss Challenges of Anti-Piracy Mission (Gulf of Aden)
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NATO Senior Officials Discuss Challenges of Anti-Piracy Mission (Gulf of Aden)

A delegation of senior officials from the NATO headquarters International Staff and International Military Staff visited the flagship of Operation Ocean Shield in the Gulf of Aden earlier this week. On board the Dutch Frigate Evertsen, the delegation was shown a range of counter-piracy capabilities

about 14 years ago
China Joins Escort Pact with Japan and India to Fend Off Piracy
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China Joins Escort Pact with Japan and India to Fend Off Piracy

China is closely cooperating with the navies of Japan and India in patrolling against piracy off Somalia, a sign of the country’s greater willingness to work with other nations in safeguarding global trade despite mixed sentiments among Chinese toward the country’s main Asian rivals. Japan’s Maritim

about 14 years ago
Merlins Participate in NATO Anti-Submarine Warfare Exercise (Norway)
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Merlins Participate in NATO Anti-Submarine Warfare Exercise (Norway)

Fresh from maritime security operations in the Indian Ocean, Merlins of 814 Naval Air Squadron decamped to Stavanger to hunt three diesel boats determined to ‘sink’ a German tanker. Normally they don’t make it quite as easy as this for the Navy’s top submarine hunters to find them… The tell-tale mas

about 14 years ago
Boeing to Provide Harpoon Missile Bodies for U.S. Defence Department
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Boeing to Provide Harpoon Missile Bodies for U.S. Defence Department

Boeing Co., St. Louis, Mo. has been awarded a $145,090,000 firm-fixed-price contract on June 29. The contract includes procurement of 34 harpoon missile bodies in addition to two encapsulated harpoon certification training vehicles, the Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent River, Md being the contrac

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Vivid Opens Its Doors to the Public
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UK: HMS Vivid Opens Its Doors to the Public

As part of Armed Forces Week, Plymouth’s Royal Naval Reserve (RNR) unit, HMS Vivid opened its doors to the public throughout Wednesday afternoon, 27 June. HMS Vivid is home to over 130 reservists who volunteer their spare time to support UK operations both at home and overseas, in roles as diverse a

about 14 years ago
USA: NSWC IHD Receives Voluntary Protection Programs Star Status
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USA: NSWC IHD Receives Voluntary Protection Programs Star Status

Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head Division (NSWC IHD) received Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) Star status from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), June 20. The VPP Star certification is OSHA’s highest honor and recognizes worksites that exhibit comprehensive, succe

about 14 years ago
Destroyer Vice Admiral Kulakov Escorts Fifth Convoy Through Gulf of Aden
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Destroyer Vice Admiral Kulakov Escorts Fifth Convoy Through Gulf of Aden

Being on the anti-piracy mission in the Gulf of Aden, Northern Fleet (NF) destroyer Vice Admiral Kulakov taken supplies from the Black Sea Fleet (BSF)… (rusnavy) [mappress] Source: Russian Navy, June 27, 2012; Image: Mil

about 14 years ago
USA: Ships from Eight Countries Participate in War of 1812 Commemoration
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USA: Ships from Eight Countries Participate in War of 1812 Commemoration

This week marked the at sea portion of the War of 1812 celebrations as Sailors serving on 19 ships from eight countries participated in the War of 1812 Commemoration Fleet Exercise, or 1812 FleetEx. The War of 1812 transformed the maritime world and was the last major war fought under sail, said Kes

about 14 years ago
Skye Maritime Begins Operations
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Skye Maritime Begins Operations

Skye Maritime, a new firm offering security and anti-piracy solutions for clients operating in war risk regions at sea, is beginning operations this month. The company, launched by two U.S. Armed Forces veterans, provides a specialized training and ethics based approach to security, employing teams

about 14 years ago
Australia: Commander Reaches 4000th Flying Hour
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Australia: Commander Reaches 4000th Flying Hour

A clear lower deck was called at 808 Squadron on 4 June so the Squadron could assemble to watch their Commanding Officer, Commander Charlie Stephenson, touch down in a MRH90 after reaching his 4000th flying hour. “This is a very significant milestone, particularly for a helicopter pilot”, Executive

about 14 years ago
US Navy Standardizes Command Qualifications
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US Navy Standardizes Command Qualifications

Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. Jonathan Greenert, approved an instruction governing the Navy’s Command Qualification Program June 4, setting the standards for qualifying and screening Navy commanding officers. OPNAV Instruction 1412.14 guides officer communities on how to formally establish a writt

about 14 years ago
International Community Appreciates Considerable Role of Russian Navy in Counter-Piracy Campaign
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International Community Appreciates Considerable Role of Russian Navy in Counter-Piracy Campaign

International community appreciates considerable role of Russian Navy in counter-piracy campaign, said US state secretary’s deputy assistant Tomas Kelly saying that “we very much value Russian participation in the coalition”. According to official figures, in the last year Russian warships escorted

about 14 years ago
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