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Japan commissions ninth Sōryū-class submarine JS Seiryū (SS-509)
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Japan commissions ninth Sōryū-class submarine JS Seiryū (SS-509)

Japan’s Maritime Self Defense Force has commissioned its ninth Sōryū-class submarine during a March 12 ceremony in the Hyōgo Prefecture. JS Seiryū (SS-509), as the ninth boat in the class is named, was built and delivered by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and will be homeported in Yokosuka. Kawasaki He

about 8 years ago
French DGA authorizes construction of five hybrid-propulsion barges for French Navy
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French DGA authorizes construction of five hybrid-propulsion barges for French Navy

French defense procurement agency Directorate General of Armament (DGA) has authorized companies iXblue H2X and Cegelec Defense and Naval Southeast to build five follow-on hybrid-propulsion multi-mission barges for the French Navy. The March 6 announcement follows a successful operational trial for

about 8 years ago
Japan commissions lead 25DD destroyer JS ‘Asahi’
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Japan commissions lead 25DD destroyer JS ‘Asahi’

The Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) commissioned its first 25DD destroyer JS Asahi in a ceremony on March 7. The 5,100-ton destroyer was handed over to JMSDF by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Nagasaki Shipyard in Nagasaki on March 7 and the destroyer reached its permanent homeport in Sasebo a

about 8 years ago
‘Sudden turn’ of USS John S McCain caused fatal collision
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‘Sudden turn’ of USS John S McCain caused fatal collision

A “sudden turn” by the US Navy destroyer USS John S McCain, which put it in the path of the merchant ship Alnic MC, caused the collision between the two vessels in the Singapore Strait on August 21, 2017. The USS John S McCain’s sudden turn was due to a series of missteps that took […]

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy’s HMS Cattistock clears mines around Oslo
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Royal Navy’s HMS Cattistock clears mines around Oslo

The waters around Norway’s capital are considerably safer after a two-week hunt by the crew of Royal Navy’s HMS Cattistock. Experts from the Portsmouth-based minehunter found more than ten WW2 mines and torpedoes during a concerted search for unexploded wartime bombs with a NATO task group, the navy

about 8 years ago
Saab, ASC to update management system for Collins class submarines
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Saab, ASC to update management system for Collins class submarines

Sweden’s defense contractor Saab has signed a contract with Australia’s ASC for the supply of an updated Integrated Ship Control Management and Monitoring System (ISCMMS) for four Royal Australian Navy Collins class submarines. As informed, the contract value is AUD 24.2 million (around USD 19 milli

about 8 years ago
SA Shipyards to construct South African Navy’s new hydrographic survey vessel
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SA Shipyards to construct South African Navy’s new hydrographic survey vessel

South African defense procurement agency ARMSCOR has finalized negotiations with South African Shipyards (SAS) for the construction of a hydrographic survey vessel as part of the navy’s Project Hotel. The agreement was finalized in February 2018, a year after SAS was selected as the preferred bidder

about 8 years ago
GE to deliver propulsion system for Chilean Navy Antarctic icebreaker
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GE to deliver propulsion system for Chilean Navy Antarctic icebreaker

Chilean ASMAR Shipyards has contracted GE’s Marine Solutions to deliver a complete marine propulsion system for the Chilean Navy’s new Antarctic icebreaking Polar-class vessel. It will replace the retired icebreaker to continue the navy’s Antarctic expedition for search and rescue missions, scientif

about 8 years ago
Turkey starts construction of third Reis-class submarine
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Turkey starts construction of third Reis-class submarine

Turkey’s Gölcük shipyard hosted a keel laying ceremony on February 25 to officially mark the start of construction works on the Turkish Navy’s third Reis-class (Type 214) submarine. Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım joined the ceremony and performed the ceremonial first weld. The third submarin

about 8 years ago
General Dynamics delivers expeditionary sea base Hershel “Woody” Williams to US Navy
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General Dynamics delivers expeditionary sea base Hershel “Woody” Williams to US Navy

The US Navy’s Military Sealift Command received its fourth expeditionary sea base, future USNS Hershel “Woody” Williams, from General Dynamics NASSCO on February 22. The delivery took place after the vessel completed sea trials which started January 17, 2018. Construction of the USNS Hershel “Woody”

about 8 years ago
Germany’s third F125 frigate ‘Sachsen Anhalt’ begins builder’s trials
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Germany’s third F125 frigate ‘Sachsen Anhalt’ begins builder’s trials

Future FGS Sachsen Anhalt, the German Navy’s third F125 class frigate, set sail for first time on February 22 for a series of in-port trials. During the next two weeks, shipbuilders and navy officials will test the ship’s technical systems and equipment, including its propulsion system, maneuvering

about 8 years ago
Rolls-Royce to provide low noise propellers for Royal Navy Type 26 ASW frigates
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Rolls-Royce to provide low noise propellers for Royal Navy Type 26 ASW frigates

BAE Systems has awarded propulsion systems specialist Rolls-Royce two contracts to supply low-noise propellers and mission bay handling technologies for the first three Royal Navy Type 26 frigates. The first Type 26 is currently under construction at the BAE Systems shipyard in Glasgow. The Rolls-Ro

about 8 years ago
Electrical issues force German tanker to withdraw from Norwegian drill
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Electrical issues force German tanker to withdraw from Norwegian drill

German Navy’s 40-year-old tanker FGS Spessart was forced to abort its participation in a Norwegian-hosted exercise in the North Sea after experiencing electrical issues. Spessart was part of a multi-ship group maneuvering off Bergen, Norway, during two linked exercises – the Norwegian fleet exercise

about 8 years ago
Curtiss-Wright buying Dresser-Rand Government Business
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Curtiss-Wright buying Dresser-Rand Government Business

US-based defense contractor Curtiss-Wright Corporation is acquiring Dresser-Rand Government Business, a US subsidiary of Siemens AG in Germany, for $212.5 million in cash. Dresser-Rand is specialized in US Navy power and compression products and will operate within Curtiss-Wright’s Power segment. Dr

about 8 years ago
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