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UAE: Fincantieri to Extend Al Fattan Shipyard in Abu Dhabi
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UAE: Fincantieri to Extend Al Fattan Shipyard in Abu Dhabi

Fincantieri, the Italian shipbuilder, is going to extend the Al Fattan shipyard in Abu Dhabi as part of Etihad Ship Building (ESB), its new joint venture in the UAE, reports The National. “Etihad Ship Building is set to become our main logistical hub in an area which is of strategic importance for F

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Iron Duke Gets Two Awards
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UK: HMS Iron Duke Gets Two Awards

Portsmouth-based Warship HMS Iron Duke has scooped two awards for her efficiency and effectiveness on operations, marking her contribution to maritime security operations in the Gulf and operations off Libya. HMS Iron Duke, a Type 23 Frigate, returned on a high from operations in July 2011 having sp

about 14 years ago
Russian Defense Ministry Redeems Indebtedness to Kyrgyzstan for Leased Military Assets
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Russian Defense Ministry Redeems Indebtedness to Kyrgyzstan for Leased Military Assets

Russian Defense Ministry has redeemed indebtedness to Kyrgyzstan for leased military assets, reported Interfax referring to press service of Kyrgyzstani defense ministry. According to the ministry, Russia on March 1 transferred $15.466 mln to Kyrgyzstan for military objects leased in the period of 2

about 14 years ago
Russia: Project 90600 Harbor Tug Arrives in BF
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Russia: Project 90600 Harbor Tug Arrives in BF

One out of three new Project 90600 harbor tugs has arrived in Baltic Fleet (BF) Baltiysk Naval Base. Harbor tug RB-42 will join the base’s auxiliary ship brigade. Two other tugs will be stationed in BF Leningrad Naval Base. By the end of 2012, two such tugs will be constructed for Russian Navy. Proj

about 14 years ago
Armed Pirates Attacks Refrigerator Ship in Harbor of Port Harcourt, Nigeria
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Armed Pirates Attacks Refrigerator Ship in Harbor of Port Harcourt, Nigeria

Armed pirates attacked a refrigerator ship in the harbor of Port Harcourt, Nigeria. The ship is chartered by a Dutch company; her crew consists of Russian, Ukrainian, and Filipino sailors. The incident happened on Feb 28. Menacing the crewmembers with guns, pirates forced them to give money and, hav

about 14 years ago
EU NAFVOR Warship FGS BERLIN Disrupts Pirate Action Group, Destroys Attack Skiffs
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EU NAFVOR Warship FGS BERLIN Disrupts Pirate Action Group, Destroys Attack Skiffs

EU NAFVOR warship FGS BERLIN has successfully engineered the release of an Indian flagged dhow and crew, disrupting a Pirate Action Group and destroying two attack skiffs. On 28 February 2012, EUNAVFOR Warship FGS BERLIN received a distress call from a merchant vessel reporting that they had success

about 14 years ago
Kyrgyzstan’s Claims About Leasing of Russian Air Base in Kant Groundless
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Kyrgyzstan’s Claims About Leasing of Russian Air Base in Kant Groundless

Kyrgyzstan’s claims about leasing of Russian air base in Kant are groundless because Bishkek has no reasons to demand payment for Russian military assets deployed in Kyrgyzstan, writes Kommersant. According to Russian foreign and defense ministries, Atambayev “made a muddle”. Kyrgyzstani government

about 14 years ago
Sailors from HMS Protector Revisit Legendary Explorer’s Antarctic Refuge After 100 Years
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Sailors from HMS Protector Revisit Legendary Explorer’s Antarctic Refuge After 100 Years

Sailors from HMS Protector have returned to the exact spot where legendary Polar explorer Ernest Shackleton saved his men nearly 100 years ago. A team from the ice survey ship carried out scientific research at Point Wild on Elephant Island – a remote and forbidding shore where Shackleton’s party sp

about 14 years ago
Canadian Force Takes Part in Proud Manta 2012
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Canadian Force Takes Part in Proud Manta 2012

The Operations Room is the nerve centre of a ship. With radar, sonar and communications equipment covering the full range of electronic and electro-magnetic detection and analysis, the Ops Room staff track the activity of vessels and aircraft in the ship’s area of responsibility. In action, they are

about 14 years ago
HMS Tireless Visits Southampton, UK
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HMS Tireless Visits Southampton, UK

Hunter-killer submarine HMS Tireless is in the middle of a five-day visit to Southampton, giving dozens of sea cadets, scouts and other youngsters a rare opportunity to sample life on board. The Devonport-based Trafalgar-class boat arrived at the city’s Eastern Docks. Civic dignitaries and senior ci

about 14 years ago
HMS Astute Returns Home to Scotland
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HMS Astute Returns Home to Scotland

Royal Navy submarine HMS Astute returned home to Scotland yesterday after deploying to America for her most important series of sea trials yet. The hunter-killer nuclear submarine HMS Astute, the first of the Navy’s next-generation submarines, is the most advanced submarine Britain has ever sent to

about 14 years ago
USA: BA Exercise Offers Marines Unique Amphibious Experience
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USA: BA Exercise Offers Marines Unique Amphibious Experience

In February 2012, at and around the US Marine Corps base Camp Lejeune, approximately 12,000 military personnel and 24 ships from 9 different countries participated in the largest US amphibious exercise since 2001. Among the participants in Bold Alligator were 2 Dutch units from the Caribbean region,

about 14 years ago
Norway: Kongsberg Maritime to Provide POE Cameras to L-3 MAPPS
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Norway: Kongsberg Maritime to Provide POE Cameras to L-3 MAPPS

Kongsberg Maritime has been selected to provide a range of rugged compact Power Over Ethernet (POE) cameras to Montreal-based L-3 MAPPS Inc. (L-3 MAPPS) as part of the Canadian Navy’s HALIFAX Class Frigate upgrade. The HALIFAX class frigate (hull designation FFH) is a class of 12 multi-role patrol f

about 14 years ago
Supply Ship HNLMS Amsterdam Heads for Caribbean
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Supply Ship HNLMS Amsterdam Heads for Caribbean

The supply ship HNLMS Amsterdam has been designated as the new guard ship of the Royal Netherlands Navy in the Caribbean, where it will be deployed in counternarcotics operations and coastguard tasks. The ship sailed from the port of Den Helder in mid-February and is scheduled to perform its tempora

about 14 years ago
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