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French, British and Spanish Navies in Exercise NEMO
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French, British and Spanish Navies in Exercise NEMO

The fourth annual edition of the NEMO (Navy’s Exercise for Maritime Operations) took place from October 27 to November 5, 2015. As part of French Navy’s mission of permanent presence of French forces in the Gulf of Guinea, exercise NEMO was designed to test the ability of littoral Marines to coordin

about 10 years ago
ITS Carabiniere, USNS Patuxent Meet for RAS
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ITS Carabiniere, USNS Patuxent Meet for RAS

Italian ITS Carabiniere performed a replenishment at sea (RAS) with US Navy ship, USNS Patuxent, off the coast of Somalia on Thursday, November 5. The Operation Atalanta flag ship, ITS Carabiniere approached USNS Patuxent on the starboard side to replenish fuel and stores in a complex manoeuvre, req

about 10 years ago
Video: Goodbye HMAS Sydney
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Video: Goodbye HMAS Sydney

HMAS Sydney was officially decommissioned at a ceremony at her homeport of Garden Island, Sydney, on Saturday, November 7. The city of Sydney’s namesake ship was farewelled from the Royal Australian Navy by her Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Commander David Murphy, along with 130 crew members and ne

about 10 years ago
Chinese Navy Ships Conclude Visit to Mayport, US
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Chinese Navy Ships Conclude Visit to Mayport, US

The People’s Liberation Army (Navy) (PLA(N)) ships Jinan (DDG 152), Yiyang (FFG 548) and Qindaohu (AOR 886) departed Naval Station Mayport after a four-day goodwill port visit, Nov. 7. The three vessels are on an around-the-world deployment and the port call marks the first time a Chinese Navy ship

about 10 years ago
Thales Bags French Navy’s Simulator Support Contract
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Thales Bags French Navy’s Simulator Support Contract

Thales, a France based defence technology company, announced it has been chosen by the French Navy to provide through-life support (TLS) for almost all of its simulators. The six-year contract with the Navy’s fleet support department (SSF) calls for the support of 41 simulators at six naval faciliti

about 10 years ago
USS McFaul Resupplies in Praia, Cape Verde
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USS McFaul Resupplies in Praia, Cape Verde

The Arleigh Burke class guided-missile destroyer USS McFaul (DDG 74) arrived in Praia, Cape Verde, for a scheduled stop for fuel and supplies Nov. 5. The visit also provided an opportunity to enhance U.S.-Cape Verde relations as the two nations work together to strengthen maritime security in West A

about 10 years ago
Op Sophia Vessels Rescue 500 Migrants
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Op Sophia Vessels Rescue 500 Migrants

In yet another rescue operation five Eunavfor Med Force units saved the lives of more than 500 migrants yesterday, November 5. Two air assets, the Spanish Orion P3 and the Luxembourgian SW3 Merlin III “Seagull” aircraft, spotted 3 overcrowded boats, 1 fishing vessel and 2 skiffs, early in the mornin

about 10 years ago
US Defense Secretary Expresses Concern about China’s Activities
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US Defense Secretary Expresses Concern about China’s Activities

US Defense Secretary Ash Carter toured the USS Theodore Roosevelt in the South China Sea yesterday and expressed concern about China’s activities in those waters. Carter said the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier’s presence is a “symbol and a sign of the critical role the United States’ military power p

about 10 years ago
HMAS Sydney’s Years in Service
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HMAS Sydney’s Years in Service

As the Australian Navy is preparing for the decommissioning ceremony of HMAS Sydney, to be held on Saturday, November 7, Sergeant Dave Morley of the Australian Navy has gone back in history to bring us a recap of the ship’s career highlights. HMAS Sydney achieved a number of firsts for the Australia

about 10 years ago
Russian Submarine Krasnodar Joins Black Sea Fleet
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Russian Submarine Krasnodar Joins Black Sea Fleet

The latest diesel-electric 636.6 project submarine SSK Krasnodar was put in the service of the Russian Navy at Admiralty Shipyards today, November 5. According to Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Admiral Victor Chirkov, Krasnodar is the fourth diesel-electric submarine of the project built by OAO Adm

about 10 years ago
43 Migrants Sent Back to Cuba
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43 Migrants Sent Back to Cuba

In yet another repatriation, the crew of the US Coast Guard Cutter Kathleen Moore transported 43 Cuban migrants to Bahia de Cabañas, Cuba, on Wednesday. These operations are a result of three separate interdictions at sea in the south Florida Straits. The Coast Guard Cutter Kathleen Moore, along wit

about 10 years ago
HMAS Leeuwin Charts Waters in Eastern PNG
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HMAS Leeuwin Charts Waters in Eastern PNG

Australian Navy’s hydrographic survey vessel HMAS Leeuwin (A245) arrived in Port Moresby, in late October for a five week surveying task to chart waters in the eastern part of Papua New Guinea. The proposed survey mission is of Long Reef and Rossel Island. While in Port Moresby Harbour, Leeuwin’s Co

about 10 years ago
First Patrol in US 6th Fleet Wraps Up for USS Porter
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First Patrol in US 6th Fleet Wraps Up for USS Porter

USS Porter (DDG 78), US Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, completed its first forward deployed patrol in U.S. 6th Fleet and returned to Naval Station Rota on November 4. The ship deployed from Naval Station Rota June 29, 2015. While on patrol, Porter conducted several port visits and eng

about 10 years ago
Germantown to Start Maintenance in Japan
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Germantown to Start Maintenance in Japan

Following a four-month patrol, the US amphibious dock landing ship USS Germantown (LSD 42) will now start maintenance works in Sasebo, Japan. The vessel returned to its forward-deployed home port on November 4. It will now begin a maintenance availability period to sustain the ship’s readiness postu

about 10 years ago
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