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NATO submarine drill Dynamic Mongoose starts in Iceland
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NATO submarine drill Dynamic Mongoose starts in Iceland

Dynamic Mongoose 2017, a NATO-led submarine surveillance exercise, began on Tuesday off the coast of Iceland. Ships, submarines, aircraft and personnel from 10 allied nations gathered in the North Atlantic Ocean for anti-submarine and anti-surface training. Submarines from France, Germany, the Nethe

about 9 years ago
US Navy’s T-45, F/A-18 oxygen issue still to be resolved
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US Navy’s T-45, F/A-18 oxygen issue still to be resolved

Issues with oxygen systems on the U.S. Navy’s T-45 and F/A-18 aircraft causing physiological episodes (PEs) within naval aviation are yet to resolved, a navy review into the problem revealed. U.S. Navy student pilots have not been allowed to fly since March this year, following an increase in cases

about 9 years ago
New US Navy system makes aircraft handlers’ jobs easier
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New US Navy system makes aircraft handlers’ jobs easier

Launching over a hundred aircraft from an aircraft carrier on a busy day is never an easy task with all the dangers of screaming jets, snapping steel cables and powerful tractors and forklifts in play. To make the jobs of aircraft handlers easier, the Office of Naval Research’s (ONR) TechSolutions p

about 9 years ago
Japan Coast Guard’s new hydrographic survey vessels to feature Teledyne echosounders
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Japan Coast Guard’s new hydrographic survey vessels to feature Teledyne echosounders

The Japan Coast Guard (JCG) has contracted Teledyne to deliver multibeam echosounder packages for its two new-build hydrographic survey vessels. Through its local representative Hydro Systems Development, Teledyne will supply its products for one 100-meter vessel and a smaller, 23-meter vessel. Buil

about 9 years ago
Climate change breaks off Canadian climate chase study
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Climate change breaks off Canadian climate chase study

Scientists aboard the Canadian research icebreaker CCGS Amundsen were forced to cancel the first leg of the 2017 expedition due to hazardous southward motion of Arctic sea ice, caused by climate change. The adverse conditions postponed the Hudson Bay System Study (BaySys) which involves 40 scientist

about 9 years ago
Scavengers loot Australian WWII ship sunk in Java Sea
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Scavengers loot Australian WWII ship sunk in Java Sea

A recent dive on the wreck of the Royal Australian Navy’s World War II cruiser HMAS Perth revealed that due to illegal salvage activity, only 40 percent of the vessel is in place. The findings are the result of a joint dive conducted by maritime archaeologists from the Australian National Maritime M

about 9 years ago
Damen cuts first steel for Australian antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV)
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Damen cuts first steel for Australian antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV)

Construction of Australia’s new antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV) started in Romania with a steel-cutting ceremony on May 31. Dutch shipbuilder Damen is in charge of constructing the vessel at its Galati, Romania, shipyard. The shipbuilder is constructing the ASRV for Serco Defence, a subsidia

about 9 years ago
Drones provide a new way of detecting submerged mines
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Drones provide a new way of detecting submerged mines

Drones are now capable of providing a new way to detect buried and submerged mines, U.S. Navy scientists unveiled during a recent demonstration. Oelrich, a scientist at Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Carderock’s Combatant Craft Division, and Stephanson, president and chief executive officer of

about 9 years ago
US, Germany, Norway conclude anti-submarine warfare drill in Norwegian Sea
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US, Germany, Norway conclude anti-submarine warfare drill in Norwegian Sea

Ships and submarines from the navies of Germany, Norway and the United States completed some 20 days of anti-submarine warfare drills in the Norwegian Sea. Dubbed Eastlant 2017, the Norwegian-hosted exercise started on May 8 and concluded on May 26. Not much has been said about the exercise, and the

about 9 years ago
Photos: 2017 Fleet Week New York ships arrive
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Photos: 2017 Fleet Week New York ships arrive

Ships participating in the 2017 Fleet Week New York (FWNY) were saluted by the U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hamilton during the official Parade of Ships kickoff, May 24. Amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD 3) rendered a seven-gun salute with U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hamilton, with Fort Hamilton pro

about 9 years ago
Spanish research ship concludes Antarctic campaign
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Spanish research ship concludes Antarctic campaign

The Spanish Navy-operated research ship ‘Hespérides’ returned to her homeport in Cartagena on May 23, concluding the 30th Spanish Antarctic campaign. During the almost six months Hesperides spent at sea, scientists carried out 17 projects, mostly related to climate change. Rotating on the ship, more

about 9 years ago
Fleet Week New York ready for takeoff
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Fleet Week New York ready for takeoff

Almost 4,000 thousand servicemen aboard twelve ships are ready to take part in the 2017 Fleet Week New York Parade of Ships in New York Harbor. Five U.S. Navy ships, four U.S. Naval Academy (USNA) Yard Patrol boats (YPs), two U.S. Coast Guard cutters (USCGC), and one Royal Canadian Navy ship will be

about 9 years ago
Israel Aerospace Industries lands Indian Navy LRSAM contract
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Israel Aerospace Industries lands Indian Navy LRSAM contract

The Indian Navy has awarded Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) a $630 million contract for the delivery of LRSAM air and missile defense systems for four Indian Navy ships, the Israeli company announced on Sunday. LRSAM is an air and missile defense system under joint development by IAI and India’s D

about 9 years ago
US Navy working on having ‘drones’ in air 24/7
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US Navy working on having ‘drones’ in air 24/7

U.S. Navy researchers are looking into the possibilities of having unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) constantly in the air, providing 24/7 information, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR). Working at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), Vehicle Research Section and Photovoltaic Section, resear

about 9 years ago
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