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Fire claims lives of 14 men aboard Russian Navy research submarine
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Fire claims lives of 14 men aboard Russian Navy research submarine

Fourteen sailors have been killed in a fire on board a Russian Navy deepsea research submarine. The incident occurred in the Russian territorial waters of the Brents Sea on July 1, according to a statement issued by the Russian government. The fourteen crew members died from smoke inhalation after t

about 7 years ago
KBR to help NAVAIR develop logistics IT solutions with new task order
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KBR to help NAVAIR develop logistics IT solutions with new task order

KBR has been awarded a $45.9M task order to provide logistics information technology services to the US Naval Air Systems Command’s (NAVAIR) Logistics and Maintenance Information Systems and Technology Division. As informed, KBR received this cost-plus-fixed-fee task order under the Department of De

about 7 years ago
US Navy officially identifies WWII submarine S-28 wreck
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US Navy officially identifies WWII submarine S-28 wreck

The US Navy has officially validated the identity of WWII submarine S-28 (SS-133) wreck located off Oahu, Hawaii, in 2017. After almost 75 years, Tim Taylor and his Lost 52 Expedition Team officially discovered the final resting place for the 49 sailors of the US submarine. July 4, 2019, marks the 7

about 7 years ago
Royal Australian Navy retires last locally built Adelaide frigate
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Royal Australian Navy retires last locally built Adelaide frigate

HMAS Newcastle (FFG 06), the Royal Australian Navy’s last locally built Adelaide class guided missile frigate, has been decommissioned in Sydney. The decomissioning ceremony for the ship was held at Fleet Base East on June 30, 2019, the navy said. The event was a celebration of Newcastle’s dedicated

about 7 years ago
Indian stealth frigate INS Tarkash visits Egypt
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Indian stealth frigate INS Tarkash visits Egypt

The Indian Navy’s frigate INS Tarkash (F50) has been on a three-day visit to Egypt as part of the Western Fleet Overseas program. The Teg-class frigate arrived in Alexandria on June 28, 2019, after transiting the Suez Canal. #MaritimeDiplomacy #BridgesofFriendship In a demonstration of India's commi

about 7 years ago
Australia: Oiler HMAS Success farewelled after 33 years of service
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Australia: Oiler HMAS Success farewelled after 33 years of service

HMAS Success, the longest serving ship in Royal Australian Navy’s fleet, has completed her service to the nation and was decommissioned at her homeport at Sydney’s Garden Island on June 29. Success – dubbed the ‘Battle Tanker’ – has been a vital part of the navy’s capability over the past 33 years.

about 7 years ago
ATSB: Ineffective ECDIS use led to Australian cutter reef grounding
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ATSB: Ineffective ECDIS use led to Australian cutter reef grounding

The ineffective crew training about the use of onboard electronic chart display and information system (ECDIS) might have led to the grounding of the Australian Border Force cutter Roebuck Bay, a new investigation shows. In September 2017, the ABFC Roebuck Bay grounded on Henry Reef in the Great Bar

about 7 years ago
Japanese minesweeper collides with cargo vessel off Hiroshima
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Japanese minesweeper collides with cargo vessel off Hiroshima

A minesweeper of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (MSDF) has collided with a cargo ship off the coast of Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. The incident occurred around midnight on June 26 while the JS Notojima (MSC-682) was sailing off Mihara Port, Japanese Ministry of Defense said in a statement. T

about 7 years ago
NAVSEA: USNS Miguel Keith wraps up 1st sea trials
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NAVSEA: USNS Miguel Keith wraps up 1st sea trials

The US Navy’s new expeditionary sea base vessel, the future USNS Miguel Keith (ESB 5) has completed first sea trials after last year’s dry dock incident, Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) said. Almost a year ago, the ship sustained damages while under construction at NASSCO’s facility in San Diego

about 7 years ago
CMF gets new Deputy Commander
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CMF gets new Deputy Commander

On June 19, 2019, Commodore Dean Bassett became the new Deputy Commander of Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) at a ceremony in Bahrain. Commodore Steve Dainton handed over the reins to Commodore Bassett after more than two years as Deputy Commander CMF (DCCMF) and United Kingdom Maritime Component Comm

about 7 years ago
Indian Navy launches Operation Sankalp in Gulf of Oman
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Indian Navy launches Operation Sankalp in Gulf of Oman

Indian Navy has deployed two of its vessels in the Gulf of Oman as part of the Operation Sankalp, following the recent maritime security incidents in the region. With this move, the country aims to provide support for Indian-flagged vessels operating and transiting through the Persian Gulf and the G

about 7 years ago
OPV Market Survey Report
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OPV Market Survey Report

Ahead of OPV International taking place on 24th-26th September in Cádiz, Spain and with the official support of the Spanish Navy, Defence IQ conducted a survey with experts from Navies across the globe, on Key Deployments, Future Investments and Industry Offering in the OPV Market. >> View the Repor

about 7 years ago
Sunken Norwegian frigate will not be repaired, gov’t says
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Sunken Norwegian frigate will not be repaired, gov’t says

The Norwegian government has decided not to repair the frigate HNoMS Helge Ingstad which sank in the Hjeltefjorden fjord in late 2018. It is more appropriate to dispose of the vessel than to repair it, Frank Bakke-Jensen, the country’s Defense Minister said in a statement. A report issued by the Nor

about 7 years ago
CENTCOM releases video of US Navy BAMS-D shoot down over Strait of Hormuz
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CENTCOM releases video of US Navy BAMS-D shoot down over Strait of Hormuz

The US Central Command (CENTCOM) has confirmed that a US Navy Broad Area Maritime Surveillance (or BAMS-D) ISR unmanned aircraft was shot down by an Iranian surface-to-air missile system. It has released a video of the shoot down. The command said the aircraft was operating in international airspace

about 7 years ago
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