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SECNAV visits Makin Island sailors in Singapore
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SECNAV visits Makin Island sailors in Singapore

Secretary of the U.S. Navy (SECNAV) Ray Mabus visited sailors and marines assigned to USS Makin Island (LHD 8) and the 11th marine expeditionary unit (MEU) while the ship was pierside in Singapore, November 22. Mabus opened the event with an all-hands call, lauding the sailors and marines aboard Mak

about 9 years ago
USS Zumwalt breaks down in Panama Canal
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USS Zumwalt breaks down in Panama Canal

The U.S. Navy’s next-generation destroyer USS Zumwalt experienced engineering problems while transiting the Panama Canal en route to its new homeport, Defense News reported. USS Zumwalt had to be towed to a berth, the report said citing U.S. Navy. Problems likely resulted from an issue with heat exc

about 9 years ago
Report: Arresting cable, engine failure cause of Russian MiG-29K crash
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Report: Arresting cable, engine failure cause of Russian MiG-29K crash

The recent crash of one of the four new Russian MiG-29K operating from the deck of the Russian Navy’s only aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov is being blamed on multiple events that combined to force a Russian pilot to eject from the fighter jet that crashed into the Mediterranean Sea. According to

about 9 years ago
UK’s “woefully low” escort fleet could shrink even further, report says
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UK’s “woefully low” escort fleet could shrink even further, report says

A UK Defence Committee Report has said that the Ministry of Defence will have to devise a sound plan for replacing its 13 ageing frigates while maintaining the already low number of operational vessels in the fleet. The report calls for the National Shipbuilding Strategy, due to be published this we

about 9 years ago
Divers visit sunk WWII minesweeper USS Salute in Brunei Bay
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Divers visit sunk WWII minesweeper USS Salute in Brunei Bay

U.S. Navy divers from mobile diving and salvage unit (MDSU) 1 teamed up with Royal Brunei Navy personnel for diving operations on the former USS Salute, a World War II era minesweeper sunk by a Japanese mine during preparations for amphibious landings in the Battle of Borneo. The diving operations t

about 10 years ago
US Navy deploys MPRA to assist in New Zealand earthquake aftermath
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US Navy deploys MPRA to assist in New Zealand earthquake aftermath

The U.S. Navy has sent maritime patrol and reconnaissance aircraft to help assist New Zealand in the wake of the November 13 earthquake. A P-3C Orion assigned to Patrol Squadron (VP) 47 was participating in Exercise Mahi Tangaroa as part of the New Zealand International Naval Review when the earthqu

about 10 years ago
Russian MiG-29 jet crashes in Mediterranean
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Russian MiG-29 jet crashes in Mediterranean

A Russian MiG-29 fighter jet operating from the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov has reportedly crashed into the Mediterranean Sea during an attempt to land, on November 13. News agencies reported the Russian defense ministry saying the pilot was safely recovered by a rescue helicopter after eject

about 10 years ago
US Coast Guard offshore patrol cutters to feature Northrop Grumman’s C4ISR systems
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US Coast Guard offshore patrol cutters to feature Northrop Grumman’s C4ISR systems

Eastern Shipbuilding Group, the shipbuilder in charge of constructing new offshore patrol cutters for the U.S. Coast Guard, has contracted Northrop Grumman Corporation for the design of C4ISR and machinery control systems (MCS). Included in the design phase of the OPC program is a MCS land-based tes

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems nabs potential $51.5M contract for USS New Orleans repairs
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BAE Systems nabs potential $51.5M contract for USS New Orleans repairs

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems a $36.7 million contract for the repair and maintenance of the amphibious transport dock ship USS New Orleans (LPD 18). BAE Systems said New Orleans would be the first ship to be repaired in the company’s new drydock in San Diego. The contract includes options t

about 10 years ago
USS America crew completes first F-35B engine swap in ship hangar
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USS America crew completes first F-35B engine swap in ship hangar

The new U.S. stealth jet, F-35B Lightning II, completed a new milestone during its third and final developmental test phase (DT-III) aboard USS America (LHA 6) by completing the first power module and engine swap at sea in the ship’s hangar bay. Mark Schroeder, the maintenance and logistics departme

about 10 years ago
US Navy manages to get MUOS-5 satellite into operational orbit
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US Navy manages to get MUOS-5 satellite into operational orbit

Following an earlier failure, the fifth Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) satellite has reached operational orbit and has successfully deployed its arrays and antennas, the U.S. Navy said. MUOS-5 launched June 24 from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station but a failure in the satellite’s orbit raising

about 10 years ago
Honoring the mariners’ finest traditions at sea
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Honoring the mariners’ finest traditions at sea

Search and Rescue (SAR) of persons in distress at sea is one of the noblest acts that is undertaken by coastal nations in a systematized manner. The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) – A National Authority for Maritime SAR services in Indian Search and Rescue Region (ISRR), which spans over an area of 4.6 Mi

about 10 years ago
Canadian Navy prepares for the arrival of Arctic offshore patrol ships
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Canadian Navy prepares for the arrival of Arctic offshore patrol ships

The Royal Canadian Navy has already selected the first commanding officer for its Arctic Offshore Patrol Vessels and preparations are underway for the delivery of HMCS Harry DeWolf in 2018. Lieutenant-Commander Corey Gleason, along with a small preliminary crew, are preparing for the new vessel, one

about 10 years ago
US Navy contracts SAIC to produce tailcone sections of MK 48 heavyweight torpedo
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US Navy contracts SAIC to produce tailcone sections of MK 48 heavyweight torpedo

The U.S. Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has awarded Science Applications International Corp. a contract to manufacture additional MK 48 Mod 7 heavyweight torpedo afterbody/tailcone sections. The contract has a 27-month base period of performance from award to final acceptance and includes option

about 10 years ago
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