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Indian Navy retires Harriers, picks Russian MiG 29Ks
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Indian Navy retires Harriers, picks Russian MiG 29Ks

The Indian Navy is set to bid farewell to its unique short take-off/vertical landing Sea Harrier fighter aircraft which will make way for new MiG 29K/Kub fighters. Harriers will fly from an Indian Navy ship for the last time during a May 11 ceremony at INS Hansa, Dabolim, Goa. Commander Shikhu Raj,

about 10 years ago
GE Marine to provide gas turbines for Japanese new destroyer
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GE Marine to provide gas turbines for Japanese new destroyer

GE Marine Solutions, a subsidiary of the U.S. engineering giant General Electric, announced it would provide two LM2500 aeroderivative marine gas turbines for the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force’s (JMSDF) new 8,200-ton class Aegis destroyer. The turbines will be installed by IHI, the Tokyo-based c

about 10 years ago
India’s first Scorpene-class submarine starts sea trials
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India’s first Scorpene-class submarine starts sea trials

Indian Navy’s first Scorpene-class submarine, INS Kalvari, went to sea for the first time on May 1. The submarine sailed out under her own propulsion for the first sea trial, off the Mumbai coast and during the sortie, completed a number of preliminary tests on the propulsion system, auxiliary equip

about 10 years ago
Japan receives seventh Soryu-class submarine
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Japan receives seventh Soryu-class submarine

Japanese Ministry of Defence on March 7 received the seventh Soryu-class submarine, ‘Jinryu’ in a ceremnoy held at the MHI Kobe Shipyard & Machinery Works’ No.3 pier in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture. The Jinryu, which translates to “benevolent dragon”, is the fourth submarine to be built by Mitsubishi Heav

about 10 years ago
Two guided missile frigates launched for Indonesian Navy
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Two guided missile frigates launched for Indonesian Navy

Indonesian shipyard PT PAL has launched the first of two SIGMA 10514 Perusak Kawal Rudal (PKR) guided-missile frigates designated for the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL). The ships were modularly constructed in the Netherlands and Indonesia in collaboration with Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding (DSNS). The

about 10 years ago
Indian Navy farewells INS Godavari
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Indian Navy farewells INS Godavari

After spending 32 years of service in the Indian Navy, INS Godavari, the nation’s first indigenously designed and built warship Indian Naval Ship Godavari is scheduled to be decommissioned on December 23, 2015. With her decommissioning, INS Godavari (F-20) will complete its full life cycle, meeting

about 10 years ago
British Forces Assist Cruise Ship in the Falkland Islands
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British Forces Assist Cruise Ship in the Falkland Islands

British naval and air forces based in the Falkland Islands responded to a distress call by the 10,000 tonne cruise ship Le Boreal on November 18. The ship reported suffering a major engine room fire, which caused the loss of all power and left the ship drifting. Strong winds placed the ship in real

about 10 years ago
Visitors Tour USS Ronald Reagan in Yokosuka
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Visitors Tour USS Ronald Reagan in Yokosuka

The U.S. Navy’s only forward-deployed aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) welcomed more than 15,000 visitors while the ship was moored at Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan, Oct. 12. America’s flagship opened her brows to allow visitors the opportunity to tour the ship, learn how it operates a

about 11 years ago
India Gets Three New Support Vessels
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India Gets Three New Support Vessels

Three Immediate Support Vessels (ISVs) are scheduled to be commissioned into the Indian Navy in presence of Vice Adm SPS Cheema, the Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief Western Naval Command today, September 29. The vessels will be commissioned as T-48, T-49 and T-50. This will take up the total number

about 11 years ago
Ten Fishermen Rescued after Vessel Engine Failure
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Ten Fishermen Rescued after Vessel Engine Failure

Sri Lanka Navy’s vessel Udara rescued ten local fishermen onboard multi-day fishing trawlers which were drifting 63 km South East of Hambantota due to an engine failure. Promptly responding to the request made by Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, the Navy dispatched its vessel from th

about 11 years ago
Sri Lanka Navy Saves Six Fishermen
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Sri Lanka Navy Saves Six Fishermen

The Sri Lanka Navy rescued six local fishermen onboard a multi-day fishing trawler “Suranga” drifting 405 km (225 nautical miles) East of Trincomalee due to an engine failure. Promptly responding to the request made by Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, the Sri Lanka Navy dispatched Sri

about 11 years ago
Most Read News, June 22 – 28, 2015
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Most Read News, June 22 – 28, 2015

LHD Adelaide Begins Sea Trials Australian Navy’s new Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) NUSHIP Adelaide left BAE Systems Williamstown on June 17 to begin sea trials. BAE Systems to Prepare HMNB Portsmouth for New Aircraft Carriers BAE Systems has been awarded a £5.5M contract to install a new Vessel Traf

about 11 years ago
USS Rushmore Aids 65 People in Makassar Strait
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USS Rushmore Aids 65 People in Makassar Strait

US Navy’s USS Rushmore (LSD 47) rendered assistance to 65 people on makeshift bamboo rafts in the waters between the Indonesian islands of Kalimantan and Sulawesi June 10. Shipboard lookouts spotted the distressed persons waving orange and white flags. Rushmore’s commanding officer, Cmdr. Thomas Ste

about 11 years ago
USNS Salvor Tows LCU from Thailand to Japan
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USNS Salvor Tows LCU from Thailand to Japan

The Military Sealift Command (MSC) rescue and salvage ship USNS Salvor (T-ARS 52) successfully towed USAV Port Hudson (LCU 2035) attached to the U.S. Army 10th Regional Support Group (RSG) from Sattahip, Thailand, to Okinawa, Japan, arriving May 19. Hudson supported exercise Cobra Gold 2015 in March

about 11 years ago
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