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UK Warship Passes Through One of the World’s Narrowest Waterways
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UK Warship Passes Through One of the World’s Narrowest Waterways

Not every warship’s company can claim to have squeezed through one of the world’s narrowest waterways – but a Royal Navy mine hunter now has bragging rights. On the latest stage of her Mediterranean deployment with a NATO minehunting force, the Faslane-based warship, HMS Penzance, took the short cut

about 13 years ago
HMAS Melbourne Intercepts Suspected Pirates off Coast of Somalia
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HMAS Melbourne Intercepts Suspected Pirates off Coast of Somalia

Royal Australian Navy ship, HMAS Melbourne, has intercepted suspected pirates off the coast of Somalia as part of maritime security patrols in Middle Eastern waters for Operation SLIPPER. The suspected pirates were intercepted on 15 October 2013 after the Combined Maritime Forces received two report

about 13 years ago
USS Wayne E. Meyer Hosts Military Officers from People’s Republic of China
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USS Wayne E. Meyer Hosts Military Officers from People’s Republic of China

Forty-two military officers from the People’s Republic of China who have been attending the National Defense University in Washington, D.C. made a stop in California to visit guided-missile destroyer USS Wayne E. Meyer (DDG 108) at Naval Base San Diego, Oct. 16. During the visit, the group of foreig

about 13 years ago
UK: Joint Warrior Exercise Comes to End
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UK: Joint Warrior Exercise Comes to End

Royal Navy ships, submarines and aircraft together with NATO partners have completed the final Exercise Joint Warrior for 2013 off the coast of Scotland. Joint Warrior exercises run twice a year – in the spring and autumn – with the autumn session having just come to an end. Fifteen separate naval u

about 13 years ago
UK: Remembering the Battle of Trafalgar
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UK: Remembering the Battle of Trafalgar

The most hallowed day in the Royal Navy’s calendar – Nelson’s victory at Trafalgar – will be marked on Monday 21 October, the battle’s 208th anniversary. Taking place onboard HMS Victory, in Portsmouth, between 8am and 10am the commemorative event will be attended by senior Royal Navy personnel. Oct

about 13 years ago
USS Bainbridge Returns to Seychelles
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USS Bainbridge Returns to Seychelles

The guided-missile destroyer USS Bainbridge (DDG 96) arrived in Port Victoria, Seychelles for a port visit, Oct. 18. This port visit serves to continue Naval Forces Europe-Africa efforts to strengthen maritime partnerships with East African nations like Seychelles in order to enhance regional stabil

about 13 years ago
USS Rentz Makes USD 80 Million Drugs Bust
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USS Rentz Makes USD 80 Million Drugs Bust

Less than a week after arriving on station following a port visit in Panama, USS Rentz (FFG 46) and embarked U.S. Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment (LEDET) and helicopter squadron disrupted a shipment of 1,000 kg. of cocaine off the coast of Colombia in coordination with the Colombian navy Oct.

about 13 years ago
Top News of the Week October 14 – 19, 2013
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Top News of the Week October 14 – 19, 2013

First Timor-Leste Navy Officer to Attend Training at RAN College The latest New Entry Officers’ Course (NEOC) at HMAS Creswell has a very special trainee, one paving the way for his nation and Navy. Jacinto Do Nascimento is the first Timor-Leste Navy officer to attend training at the Royal Australia

about 13 years ago
UK Naval Ship Victoria Departs the Gulf
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UK Naval Ship Victoria Departs the Gulf

After three years continuously deployed at sea Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Fort Victoria has begun her journey back to the UK to undergo planned maintenance. Over the course of her deployment Fort Victoria has operated in the Gulf, Red Sea, Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean. She has embarked the staff of

about 13 years ago
UK: First Female SAR Aircrewman
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UK: First Female SAR Aircrewman

Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose based 771 Naval Air Squadron (Search and Rescue) is proud to welcome onboard the first fully qualified SAR female ‘Aircrewman’, Leading Aircrewman (LACMN) Sarah Christenson. The inspiration for Sarah to join the Fleet Air Arm and train to become a SAR Aircrewman orig

about 13 years ago
EU Naval Forces Warn Yachts to Avoid the High Risk Area
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EU Naval Forces Warn Yachts to Avoid the High Risk Area

If there was ever a good reason to heed naval forces’ warnings about the continuing threat from Somali piracy, then an attack on a super tanker is surely one of them. As reported by the EU Naval Force last week, the fully laden super tanker was attacked by eight armed pirates on Friday 11 October, [

about 13 years ago
USA: Diversity and 95 Years of Naval Weapons Technology Celebrated
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USA: Diversity and 95 Years of Naval Weapons Technology Celebrated

Navy scientists and engineers, famous for building the future fleet, looked back at their history while celebrating the 95th Anniversary of Dahlgren Naval base on Diversity Day Oct. 16. Naval weapons technology artifacts, including the first gun tested at Dahlgren 95 years ago, bring history to life

about 13 years ago
HMS Protector Leaves Portsmouth, UK
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HMS Protector Leaves Portsmouth, UK

Royal Navy ice patrol ship HMS Protector left Portsmouth yesterday (October 17) for a ‘double deployment’ to the frozen continent of Antarctica. The 5,000-tonne ship will stay in the region for two consecutive deployments, returning to her new home at Devonport Naval Base in Spring 2015. She will co

about 13 years ago
INS Sunayna Commissioned
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INS Sunayna Commissioned

INS Sunayna, the second of the NOPV (Naval Offshore Patrol Vessel) class of ships, was commissioned at Kochi on 15 Oct 13 by Vice Admiral SatishSoni, Flag Officer Commanding in Chief Southern Naval Command. INS Sunayna, to be based under Southern Naval Command, was built at Goa Shipyard Limited, and

about 13 years ago
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