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Russian Defense Ministry Purchases 140 Attack Helicopters Ka-52 Alligator
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Russian Defense Ministry Purchases 140 Attack Helicopters Ka-52 Alligator

In 2011, Russian defense ministry tied a number of long-term aircraft procurement contracts; under one of them, the ministry purchased 140 attack helicopters Ka-52 Alligator, director of Oboronprom corporation Andrei Reus told Kommersant. Reus did not specify details of the contract only saying that

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Chiddingfold’s Upgrade Reaches Major Milestone
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UK: HMS Chiddingfold’s Upgrade Reaches Major Milestone

The ship has just been fitted with two new engines, replacing her old Rolls-Royce Deltics which have been used in the Royal Navy’s minor war vessels for decades. The work is part of a major mid-life upgrade to the Navy’s eight Hunt-class minehunters being carried out by BAE Systems in Portsmouth. Th

about 14 years ago
Russia’s Far East Bloggers Visit One of PF Diesel Electric Submarines
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Russia’s Far East Bloggers Visit One of PF Diesel Electric Submarines

Prior to the Submariners’ Day, active bloggers of Russia’s Far East for the first time visited one of Pacific Fleet (PF) diesel electric submarines. The guests had a detailed onboard tour. Activists of the Far East blogosphere went down into the sub’s strength hull and walked fr om bows to stern. Th

about 14 years ago
Turkish Navy Gets First New LCT
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Turkish Navy Gets First New LCT

Turkish Navy maintains a large fleet of medium sized landing vessels. There are 25 LCT’s and 16 LCM’s according to Jane’s fighting Ships in the inventory of Turkish Navy. The newest of these vessels is more than 20 years old and their top speed is around 8,5 knots. In 2007, Undersecretariat for Defe

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Defender Starts Sea Trials
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UK: HMS Defender Starts Sea Trials

DEFENDER, the fifth Type 45 destroyer built by BAE Systems, two days ago set sail from the company’s Scotstoun shipyard to embark on her second and final stage of sea trials off the west coast of Scotland, ahead of her handover to the Royal Navy later this year. During 28 days at sea, DEFENDER will

about 14 years ago
UK: EUNAVFOR Warships Provide Life-Saving Assistance to Stricken Dhow
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UK: EUNAVFOR Warships Provide Life-Saving Assistance to Stricken Dhow

Over the past few days EUNAVFOR warships, operating as part of the EU’s counter-piracy mission codenamed Operation ATALANTA, have provided life-saving assistance to a stricken dhow, with 12 crew and 92 passengers onboard, including a pregnant woman and 33 children. The dhow had put out a distress si

about 14 years ago
Russia: Project 90600 Harbor Tug Arrives in BF
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Russia: Project 90600 Harbor Tug Arrives in BF

One out of three new Project 90600 harbor tugs has arrived in Baltic Fleet (BF) Baltiysk Naval Base. Harbor tug RB-42 will join the base’s auxiliary ship brigade. Two other tugs will be stationed in BF Leningrad Naval Base. By the end of 2012, two such tugs will be constructed for Russian Navy. Proj

about 14 years ago
Russia: Eleven Defense-Oriented Companies Enter World’s 100 Largest Arms Producers
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Russia: Eleven Defense-Oriented Companies Enter World’s 100 Largest Arms Producers

Eleven Russian defense-oriented companies fell into the list of the world’s 100 largest arms producers published by Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). In total, they sell armaments for $411.1 bln in 2010; Russia’s portion was $18.6 bln. In 2009, nine Russian companies entered

about 14 years ago
Norway: Kongsberg Maritime to Provide POE Cameras to L-3 MAPPS
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Norway: Kongsberg Maritime to Provide POE Cameras to L-3 MAPPS

Kongsberg Maritime has been selected to provide a range of rugged compact Power Over Ethernet (POE) cameras to Montreal-based L-3 MAPPS Inc. (L-3 MAPPS) as part of the Canadian Navy’s HALIFAX Class Frigate upgrade. The HALIFAX class frigate (hull designation FFH) is a class of 12 multi-role patrol f

about 14 years ago
New Russian Navy PBC Mistral Class Ships Get Cathelco Equipment
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New Russian Navy PBC Mistral Class Ships Get Cathelco Equipment

Cathelco are supplying equipment for two force projection and command vessels, BPC Mistral Class, which are being built in France for the Russian Navy. DCNS will act as the prime contractor for the warships to be constructed at St -Nazaire, the first ship due for delivery in 2014. With a displacemen

about 14 years ago
UK: Navy Helps Reduce Somali Pirate Activity
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UK: Navy Helps Reduce Somali Pirate Activity

Following his posting as Commander of the UK Counter-Piracy Task Group, Captain Gerry Northwood, Royal Navy, has written in The Times newspaper about how concerted efforts are helping reduce attacks on merchant vessels. Captain Northwood writes: “Eleven pirates on board with automatic weapons and ro

about 14 years ago
UK: Royal Navy’s Next Generation Helicopter Completes Trials Aboard HMS Iron Duke
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UK: Royal Navy’s Next Generation Helicopter Completes Trials Aboard HMS Iron Duke

The Royal Navy’s next generation helicopter, Wildcat, has completed 20 days of demanding trials aboard HMS Iron Duke, laying the groundwork for future operations. Wildcat landed nearly 400 times on the frigate’s flight deck by day and night in various weather conditions as the ship sailed off the co

about 14 years ago
First Dutch JSF Aircraft Gets Jet Engine
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First Dutch JSF Aircraft Gets Jet Engine

The first Joint Strike Fighter designated for the Netherlands has had its jet engine installed. The Netherlands has thus far ordered two of these F-35 fighter aircraft as test aircraft. Personnel of Lockheed Martin installed the Pratt & Whitney engine, which measures 5.5 by almost 1.5 metres. Produc

about 14 years ago
Russia: Yantar Shipyard Starts Mooring Trials of Research Ship Seliger
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Russia: Yantar Shipyard Starts Mooring Trials of Research Ship Seliger

JSC Yantar Shipyard (affiliate of United Shipbuilding Corporation) on Feb 9 started mooring trials of research ship Seliger built under Russian Defense Ministry’s order, reports the shipyard’s press service. Quality of construction, assembling and calibration of equipment will be checked during the

about 14 years ago
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