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GE to provide technology to Peruvian Navy research vessel
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GE to provide technology to Peruvian Navy research vessel

The Antarctic remains one of the least understood and underexplored regions on our planet. It is also the most inhospitable and fragile. When Peru announced that it soon would join the countries taking part in research activities there, it was crucial that their research vessel currently under const

about 10 years ago
James Troop & Co to supply engines for 3 naval vessels
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James Troop & Co to supply engines for 3 naval vessels

Liverpool City Region (UK) based ship engine specialist James Troop & Co has won an order to supply Volvo Penta diesel engines for three European naval vessels being built on Merseyside. James Troop, one of the UK’s major Volvo Penta Centers, will supply the engines for three vessels being construct

about 10 years ago
Canadian Coast Guard to modernize ‘Pierre Radisson’
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Canadian Coast Guard to modernize ‘Pierre Radisson’

Swiss-based ABB has received a contract to modernize the 38 year old Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker Pierre Radisson. The cutter will be fitted with hardware and software within the ship’s power distribution system upgrade which will include eight new drives. ABB said the contract included an option

about 10 years ago
DALO, Kongsberg renew maritime simulator cooperation
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DALO, Kongsberg renew maritime simulator cooperation

The Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) and Kongsberg have renewed their maritime simulation co-operation with the March 2016 signing of a new framework agreement, including a ten year ‘Long Term System Support Program’ (LTSSP) extension. Under the contract DALO will have ac

about 10 years ago
First German Navy F 125 frigate begins sea trials
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First German Navy F 125 frigate begins sea trials

FGS Baden-Württemberg, the lead ship of the F 125 class of frigates, has started builder’s sea trials. Over 60 soldiers from the future Crew Alpha, lead by their future Captain, have joined the frigate on her first sail from Hamburg to Cuxhaven, Germany. Over the next couple of weeks, the ship will

about 10 years ago
Dutch Navy’s largest ship out for eight months due to engine failure
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Dutch Navy’s largest ship out for eight months due to engine failure

One of the two main engines of the Dutch Navy’s largest ship, HNLMS Karel Doorman, was seriously damaged and needs to be replaced. According to the country’s defense ministry, this operation, due to its complexity, will take around 8 months to be completed. The damage occurred March 10 while the amp

about 10 years ago
Navantia a step closer to fixing Spanish submarine’s weight problem
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Navantia a step closer to fixing Spanish submarine’s weight problem

Spanish shipbuilder Navantia on April 6 informed that it has completed extending the pressure hull on the first Spanish Navy S80 submarine, a move that should prevent the submarines from sinking to the ocean floor. Back in 2013, media reported that the Spanish Navy’s fleet of S80 submarines was face

about 10 years ago
German submarine joins NATO group ahead of Exercise Joint Warrior
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German submarine joins NATO group ahead of Exercise Joint Warrior

German Navy submarine U 34 left its homeport in Eckernförde, Germany on March 30 to join the Standing NATO Maritime Group 1. The submarine is headed for Scotland where it will meet with the group ahead the Joint Warrior exercise scheduled to take place from April 11 – 22. Apart from SNMG 1 the exerc

about 10 years ago
UK provides added funds for Type 26 global combat ship
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UK provides added funds for Type 26 global combat ship

Adhering to last year’s Strategic Defence and Security Review, the UK Ministry of Defence on March 22 awarded BAE Systems a £472 million (approx $668M) contract to progress the Type 26 Global Combat Ship programme. Key equipment purchases will include diesel generators, sonar domes, which form the b

about 10 years ago
Italian Navy picks Rolls-Royce gas turbine for its new landing helicopter deck vessel
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Italian Navy picks Rolls-Royce gas turbine for its new landing helicopter deck vessel

British engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce signed a contract with Fincantieri to provide MT30 gas turbines to power the Italian Navy’s new multi-purpose amphibious vessel. Two MT30 gas turbines will power the new 20,000 tonne displacement Landing Helicopter Deck (LHD) multi-purpose amphibious vessel, t

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy’s HMS Scott completes maintenance period
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Royal Navy’s HMS Scott completes maintenance period

HMS Scott, the largest vessel in the Royal Navy’s Hydrographic Squadron, recently completed a 19-day maintenance period at Gibdock’s Gibraltar yard. Gibdock performed the work under the MOD UK Commercially Supported Shipping (CSS) Teams Through Life Support (TLS) contract with main contractor Babcoc

about 10 years ago
Seastema supplies dynamic positioning systems for Italian Coast Guard vessels
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Seastema supplies dynamic positioning systems for Italian Coast Guard vessels

Fincantieri’s marine automation company Seastema has fitted dynamic positioning systems on two Italian Coast Guard patrol vessels, Ubaldo Diciotti and Luigi Dattilo, which were built at Fincantieri’s Castellammare di Stabia (Naples) shipyard. The system was installed in retrofit during the end of th

about 10 years ago
Irish Navy floats out LÉ William Butler Yeats
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Irish Navy floats out LÉ William Butler Yeats

Float out of L.É. William Butler Yeats time lapse video Float out of L.É. William Butler Yeats time lapse video Posted by Irish Naval Service on Friday, March 11, 2016 Appledore Shipbuilders, a subsidiary of Babcock Marine, on March 10 floated out the third and last patrol vessel it is building for

about 10 years ago
NATO submarine exercise Dynamic Manta concludes
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NATO submarine exercise Dynamic Manta concludes

Ships and submarines participating in the NATO Submarine Command-led exercise Dynamic Manta have their drills on March 4. Spanish F-80 frigate Santa María arrived at her homeport in Rota Naval Base on March 10 after participating in the multinational exercise along with the French replenishment ship

about 10 years ago
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