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Most Read News, Jan 26 – Feb 1, 2015
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Most Read News, Jan 26 – Feb 1, 2015

UK’s New RFA Tankers to Get Military Capabilities The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded a £15 million contract to A&P Group to install high-end military capabilities in four new tankers so that they are ready for operations by the Royal Fleet Auxiliary. Philippine Navy to Receive Two Vessels from A

about 11 years ago
Yaroslav Mudry Waves Goodbye to Tartus, Syria
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Yaroslav Mudry Waves Goodbye to Tartus, Syria

Yaroslav Mudry (727), the Russian Navy’s Neustrashimy class frigate, departed the port of Tartus, Syria, and is now on its way to a designated area in the Mediterranean Sea. During the port call in Tartus, the Russian Navy’s sailors took the opportunity to replenish the ship’s needed supplies. The v

about 11 years ago
Russian Navy’s Baltic Sea Fleet Trains for Deployment
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Russian Navy’s Baltic Sea Fleet Trains for Deployment

At the Russian Navy’s Baltic Sea Fleet base (Baltiysk and Kronshtadt) crews of warships, boats and support vessels, started a naval exercise which will prepare the vessels for deployment. The exercise included all the vessels from the Baltic Fleet, the Nastoychivy, Steregushy, Soobrazitelny, Stoiky

about 11 years ago
NDG Trained for Submarine Sinking Incident
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NDG Trained for Submarine Sinking Incident

The Northern Diving Group (NDG), based at HMNB Clyde at Faslane, the experts when it comes to a diverse range of Diving tasks and Explosive Ordnance Disposal, are trained for a highly unlikely event of a sinking incident involving a submarine. NDG play a huge part in the successful deployment of the

about 11 years ago
Two Swedish Subs to Get Kongsberg’s Equipment
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Two Swedish Subs to Get Kongsberg’s Equipment

Defence and security company SAAB has selected a cutting-edge Kongsberg Maritime hydroacoustic package for installation on two Swedish A19 submarines. The delivery will consist of SA9510S Mine Avoidance and Navigation Sonar for submarines and the leading EM 2040 Dual RX multibeam echosounder. The ma

about 11 years ago
DCOM of EUNAVFOR Operation Atalanta Appointed
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DCOM of EUNAVFOR Operation Atalanta Appointed

The role of Deputy Operation Commander (DCOM) of the European Union Naval Force Somalia – Operation Atalanta was handed over today. After five months, Brigadier General Dick Swijgman (Royal Netherlands Marine Corps) transferred his duties to Rear Admiral Paolo Pezzutti (Italian Navy). The handover t

about 11 years ago
Dutch Navy Takes Command of NATO SNMCMG1
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Dutch Navy Takes Command of NATO SNMCMG1

The Netherlands Navy took over command of Standing NATO Mine Counter-Measures Group ONE (SNMCMG1) yesterday morning in Den Helder, the Netherlands. The Lithuanian Navy Commander Giedrius Premeneckas handed over command of SNMCMG1 to Dutch Navy Commander Peter A.J. Bergen Henegouwen during a brief ce

about 11 years ago
HMS Protector Gets Busy in the Antarctic
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HMS Protector Gets Busy in the Antarctic

The Royal Navy’s Ice Patrol ship has been carrying out an intense programme of Antarctic Treaty inspections since the start of the new year. It has been a busy summer for HMS Protector which is carrying out Antarctic patrols on behalf of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), surveys for the Uni

about 11 years ago
New Commander Steps aboard USS Cole
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New Commander Steps aboard USS Cole

Cmdr. James Quaresimo relieved Cmdr. Dennis Farrell as commanding officer of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Cole (DDG 67) during a change of command ceremony in port of Piraeus, Greece, January 21. Farrell successfully led Cole’s 331 Sailors through a complete training cycle; J

about 11 years ago
HMS Enterprise Captures Images of Seamounts
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HMS Enterprise Captures Images of Seamounts

Royal Navy’s survey ship HMS Enterprise captured images of what appears to be two large mountains, which are actually underwater scans of the seabed off the coast of Northern Africa. The larger of the two seamounts, the technical name for underwater mountains, was measured at 1100m which is taller t

about 11 years ago
HMS Severn Pays Visit to Cayman Islands
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HMS Severn Pays Visit to Cayman Islands

Royal Navy’s HMS Severn, a River class offshore patrol vessel, arrived in the Cayman Islands on Sunday, 18 January 2015. The patrol vessel came alongside the Port of George Town’s north terminal. Since the ship replaced HMS Argyll on patrol of the Caribbean in December 2014, it has already visited n

about 11 years ago
HMS Shoreham Sailors Return to Faslane
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HMS Shoreham Sailors Return to Faslane

The men and women of HMS Shoreham have returned home to Faslane after seven months of operational duty in the Persian Gulf. It was a varied deployment for Crew 5 who found themselves conducting a wide range of activities throughout the Middle East, from survey missions with the Kuwaiti Navy to takin

about 11 years ago
Frost & Sullivan: Naval Segment Expenditure to Grow
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Frost & Sullivan: Naval Segment Expenditure to Grow

Deteriorating international relations across the world have caused countries to sanction extensive naval modernization and re-armament programs in Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Russia. The Ukraine crisis, territorial disputes on the South China Sea and growing tensions in the Middle East have en

about 11 years ago
USS Donald Cook Leaves the Black Sea
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USS Donald Cook Leaves the Black Sea

The Arleigh-Burke class guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) departed the Black Sea, Jan. 14, 2015, after a series of engagements that promoted peace and stability in the region. Donald Cook’s presence in the Black Sea serves to reaffirm U.S. commitment towards strengthening partnership

about 11 years ago
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