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LÉ EITHNE Rescues 12 Migrants off Lampedusa
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LÉ EITHNE Rescues 12 Migrants off Lampedusa

Yesterday, the Irish Navy’s vessel LÉ EITHNE successfully located and rescued a small craft with 12 persons on board that was in distress 30 miles north of Lampedusa, the largest of the Italian Pelagie Islands. After departing Palermo, LÉ EITHNE received a PANPAN distress message relayed by Italian

about 11 years ago
Ulstein Starts Working on Patrolling Vessels
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Ulstein Starts Working on Patrolling Vessels

Ulstein Group, a company engaged in ship building and ship design activities, presents their Discovery Series concept, which includes three different vessels in the Exploration, Cruising and Coastal patrolling categories. The vast areas of the unexplored has inspired ULSTEIN to come up with new conc

about 11 years ago
HMS Prince of Wales Gets Its First Powerplant
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HMS Prince of Wales Gets Its First Powerplant

The first of two huge gas turbines which will be the ship’s main powerplant has been lowered into place on Royal Navy’s HMS Prince of Wales. This is the first powerplant to be installed on the second of the nation’s new aircraft carriers. Fitted in the bowels of HMS Prince of Wales, this 120-tonne e

about 11 years ago
Taiwanese Navy’s Vessel to Undergo Retrofitting
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Taiwanese Navy’s Vessel to Undergo Retrofitting

L-3 SAM Electronics has been awarded a contract to retrofit state-of-the-art propulsion control and automation systems aboard the Taiwanese Navy’s Ta Kuan hydrographic and oceanographic research vessel. The 93-metre-long vessel, built by Fincantieri at its shipyard in Muggiano, La Spezia, Italy in 1

about 11 years ago
Saab to continue work on Swedish FMV Lightweight Torpedo
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Saab to continue work on Swedish FMV Lightweight Torpedo

Defence and security company Saab has received orders from the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) for continued development of the New Lightweight Torpedo plus maintenance agreements for underwater weapon systems and the Hydra sonar system. The total order value amounts to approximately S

about 11 years ago
Sailors Train for Royal Navy’s Future Carriers
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Sailors Train for Royal Navy’s Future Carriers

Flight deck teams at Culdrose are training 70 sailors to ensure F-35 jets, and Merlin, Chinook, Apache and Wildcat helicopters are safely marshalled around the Navy’s two new carriers. Fourteen working Harrier jump jets – their engines limited so they don’t take off – give aircraft handlers the expe

about 11 years ago
Royal Navy Submariners Conduct Fire-Fighting Exercise
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Royal Navy Submariners Conduct Fire-Fighting Exercise

Royal Navy Submariners have spent a week in the fires of hell to ensure they can deal with the biggest threat to the Silent Service. Despite the public perception of submarines, fire – or rather smoke – will knock you out long before your boat floods. So experienced submariners from across the RN Su

about 11 years ago
Royal Navy Remembers WW1 Battleship Tragedy
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Royal Navy Remembers WW1 Battleship Tragedy

Today’s sailors joined relatives of some of the 547 men lost 100 years ago to remember a Naval tragedy in Lyme Bay. Exactly a century to the minute that some of the victims of HMS Formidable were laid to rest in Lyme Regis, 130 people gathered for a service of commemoration. In 1915, the Dorset [&he

about 11 years ago
First Damen Stan Patrol 3007 for Bahamas Set for Outfitting
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First Damen Stan Patrol 3007 for Bahamas Set for Outfitting

The first Damen Stan Patrol 3007 has arrived at Damen Shipyards Gorinchem in the Netherlands for outfitting. The vessel is one of nine that the Royal Bahamas Defence Force has ordered from Damen Shipyards. The order features four Stan Patrol 4207 vessels, one RoRo 5612 and a further three Stan Patro

about 11 years ago
Cammell Laird Completes Biggest Ever Royal Fleet Auxiliary Refit
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Cammell Laird Completes Biggest Ever Royal Fleet Auxiliary Refit

Birkenhead (Liverpool City Region UK) shipyard and marine engineering services provider Cammell Laird is completing a £49.5m refit of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Fort Victoria. The massive 10-month refit is the biggest ever undertaken by the yard since it began its through life support ‘cluster’

about 11 years ago
ESPS Navarra, ITS Andrea Doria Rendezvoused at Sea
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ESPS Navarra, ITS Andrea Doria Rendezvoused at Sea

On Friday 5 December EU Naval Force Spanish frigate, ESPS Navarra, rendezvoused at sea with the EU Naval Force flagship, ITS Andrea Doria, off the coast of Somalia. After sailing near to each other, the Commanding Officer of ESPS Navarra, Commander Alejandro Cuerda Lorenzo, and two Spanish journalis

about 11 years ago
HMS Albion Slowly Awakening
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HMS Albion Slowly Awakening

After a period of three years in extended readiness, HMS Albion is finally turning into the nation’s future flagship. The assault ship has been in extended readiness since 2011 in her home base of Devonport, while her sister HMS Bulwark – currently leading the Royal Navy’s annual amphibious Cougar d

about 11 years ago
BNS Leopold I Hits Halfway Mark of Its Deployment
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BNS Leopold I Hits Halfway Mark of Its Deployment

EU Naval Force warship BNS Leopold I is now halfway through her deployment as part of EU Naval Force. Over the last two months, the warship has conducted counter-piracy operations across the Area of Operations. She has also conducted friendly approaches on more than 20 local dhows and skiffs. Recent

about 12 years ago
Most Read News, November 03 – 09, 2014
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Most Read News, November 03 – 09, 2014

USS Jimmy Carter Propulsion Deal Goes to DRS Technologies DRS Power & Control Technologies is being awarded a $17,9 million modification to a previously awarded indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for the accomplishment of the redesign of the advanced secondary propulsion unit motor con

about 12 years ago
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