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HMS Bulwark Hosts Students, International Officers
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HMS Bulwark Hosts Students, International Officers

The Royal Navy’s Flagship HMS Bulwark has given personnel from the Army and the RAF a taste of life on the ocean wave which ended with a steely display of her amphibious skills. Nearly 350 students, including international officers, from the Advanced Command and Staff Course from all three Service

about 12 years ago
UK: Queen Elizabeth Tours HMS Lancaster
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UK: Queen Elizabeth Tours HMS Lancaster

Her Majesty The Queen has spent the day on board HMS Lancaster in Portsmouth, catching up on the ship’s activities around the globe. The Queen – as the Duke of Lancaster – launched the Type 23 frigate in 1990 and has taken a keen interest in her work ever since. On arrival at Portsmouth […]

about 12 years ago
Russian, Chinese Navy Ships Kick Start Joint Exercise
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Russian, Chinese Navy Ships Kick Start Joint Exercise

Russian and Chinese navy ships have teamed up in a bilateral naval exercise called the Joint Sea-2014. The Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is paying an official visit to Beijing to, inter alia, talk about the long-awaited gas deal between the two countries, joined his Chinese counterpart Xi

about 12 years ago
USS Oscar Austin Sets Sail for U.S. 6th Fleet
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USS Oscar Austin Sets Sail for U.S. 6th Fleet

The guided-missile destroyer USS Oscar Austin (DDG 79) departed Naval Station Norfolk, on May 20, for a two-month deployment to the North Atlantic and the Baltic Sea. “It is an honor to command USS Oscar Austin as we set sail to the U.S. 6th Fleet area of operations to enhance maritime security an

about 12 years ago
Dutch Frigate Joins EU Navfor
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Dutch Frigate Joins EU Navfor

On Monday 19 May 2014, Dutch frigate HNLMS De Zeven Provenciën joined EU Naval Force (EU NAVFOR) Somalia Operation Atalanta. As the ship sailed towards the Gulf of Aden the crew maintained a high level of operational readiness. They conducted a hostage release exercise with a Dutch merchant vessel

about 12 years ago
UK’s Latest Hunter Killer Submarine Enters the Water
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UK’s Latest Hunter Killer Submarine Enters the Water

Waters lap around the 97m-long hull of Britain’s newest submarine as HMS Artful was lowered into a huge basin in Barrow for the first time. The third of the Royal Navy’s Astute-class nuclear submarines was launched over the weekend in a delicate two-day operation. The boat was formally named last

about 12 years ago
UK: Royal Navy’s Warship to Protect Trade Routes
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UK: Royal Navy’s Warship to Protect Trade Routes

The Royal Navy warship HMS Northumberland has completed final preparations and is now ready to deploy on a seven-month deployment policing crucial international maritime trade routes. The Type 23 frigate leaves Plymouth on Monday morning (19th May) to relieve her sister ship HMS Somerset on a six-

about 12 years ago
Royal Navy’s Ice Patrol Ship Sails through Panama Canal
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Royal Navy’s Ice Patrol Ship Sails through Panama Canal

The Royal Navy’s ice patrol ship has made a night-time journey through the Panama Canal to arrive in Charleston following a busy period in Antarctica. HMS Protector took seven hours and 38 minutes to make the 77.1km (48 miles) passage from the Pacific to the Atlantic through the canal, which this

about 12 years ago
Top News of the Week May 12 – 18, 2014
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Top News of the Week May 12 – 18, 2014

US Navy Sailors Drive Potent New Riverine Boat It’s small, fast, heavily armed, networked and one of a kind. But the new coastal command boat just starting to operate in this region is giving sailors in the Persian Gulf a taste of the swift and bad-ass boats coming to the brown-water Navy. Construct

about 12 years ago
UK: HMS Defender Fires Sea Viper Missile
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UK: HMS Defender Fires Sea Viper Missile

A blinding flash of fire announces the moment the fifth of the Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyers is ready to take her place in the line of battle. Leaving its launcher on the forecastle of HMS Defender is Sea Viper – the Royal Navy’s principal shield against air attack. Seconds after bursting free f

about 12 years ago
Royal Navy Reservists Safeguard Sea Lanes East of Suez
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Royal Navy Reservists Safeguard Sea Lanes East of Suez

Reservists are being sought to work in one of the Royal Navy’s smallest – but most important – front-line operations, safeguarding the sea lanes east of Suez. The UK Maritime Trade Operation relies on a small team of RNR personnel to help merchant ships east of Suez avoid piracy and other criminal

about 12 years ago
UK: HMS Tracker Sailors Help Commemorate Bravery of Piper Bill & D-Day Comrades
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UK: HMS Tracker Sailors Help Commemorate Bravery of Piper Bill & D-Day Comrades

Royal Navy sailors from the Faslane Patrol Boat Squadron recently took part in a charity event to commemorate one of the legendary incidents of the Second World War. On Wednesday, May 7, patrol boat HMS Tracker helped transport an exact replica of the bagpipes used by Piper Bill Millin during the

about 12 years ago
CGPCS to Hold Its Sixteenth Plenary Session in New York, USA
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CGPCS to Hold Its Sixteenth Plenary Session in New York, USA

The Contact Group on Piracy off the coast of Somalia (CGPCS) will hold its Sixteenth Plenary Session at the UN Headquarters in New York on 14 May 2014, under the Chairmanship of the European Union. The meeting will focus on three major policy areas: (i) capacity building in the region off the coas

about 12 years ago
EU Navfor’s Ship HS Psara Heads Home
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EU Navfor’s Ship HS Psara Heads Home

After three months of contributing in the fight against piracy with the EU Naval Force Somalia Operation Atalanta, the Hellenic warship HS Psara heads home to Greece. It was the second time HS Psara has participated in the Counter-Piracy Operation Atalanta as she previously joined the EU Naval For

about 12 years ago
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