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Dutch Navy’s largest ship out for eight months due to engine failure
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Dutch Navy’s largest ship out for eight months due to engine failure

One of the two main engines of the Dutch Navy’s largest ship, HNLMS Karel Doorman, was seriously damaged and needs to be replaced. According to the country’s defense ministry, this operation, due to its complexity, will take around 8 months to be completed. The damage occurred March 10 while the amp

about 10 years ago
VIDEO: Discovery of Dutch ‘Golden Age’ warship confirmed
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VIDEO: Discovery of Dutch ‘Golden Age’ warship confirmed

A centuries old frigate lying at the bottom of the Gulf of Finland has been identified as belonging to the Admiralty of West Friesland, one of the five former admiralties of the Dutch Republic. The 35-meter warship was reportedly built in Medemblik, the Netherlands in 1708. The cold temperatures in

about 10 years ago
Seastema supplies dynamic positioning systems for Italian Coast Guard vessels
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Seastema supplies dynamic positioning systems for Italian Coast Guard vessels

Fincantieri’s marine automation company Seastema has fitted dynamic positioning systems on two Italian Coast Guard patrol vessels, Ubaldo Diciotti and Luigi Dattilo, which were built at Fincantieri’s Castellammare di Stabia (Naples) shipyard. The system was installed in retrofit during the end of th

about 10 years ago
Scots donate wood for HMS Victory restoration
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Scots donate wood for HMS Victory restoration

Dunecht, Haddo and MacRobert Trust, three woods form Aberdeenshire, Scotland are collectively felling 11 elm and ten oak trees and shipping the wood south to donate it to HMS Victory, according to the Royal Navy. Nelson’s flagship from the Battle of Trafalgar is in the middle of a 15-year conservati

about 10 years ago
Historic cannon recovered at royal aircraft carrier jetty
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Historic cannon recovered at royal aircraft carrier jetty

Dredging operations at the HMNB Portsmouth naval base have unearthed an iron canon whose age and identity are yet to be identified. The relic was recovered during a seabed clearance which is part of a £31 million programme to dredge Portsmouth Harbour to make it wide and deep enough for the 2 new Ro

about 10 years ago
Mine countermeasure specialists visit Saab’s ROV facility
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Mine countermeasure specialists visit Saab’s ROV facility

Saab Seaye, a manufacturer of electric powered Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) systems, hosted an international group of mine countermeasures specialists at its Fareham, Hampshire, UK facility. The group, that included the Deputy Director of The NATO Underwater Research Centre, saw a range of existi

about 10 years ago
Chilean Navy orders new Antarctic icebreaking vessel
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Chilean Navy orders new Antarctic icebreaking vessel

Vard Marine, a Fincantieri company designing and building specialized vessels, announced Februaury 1 that it has been selected to design one Antarctic icebreaking vessel for the Chilean Navy. The company said the contract value was approximately four million Euros. Vard Marine has been awarded the c

about 10 years ago
Spanish Navy takes up graphene bulletproof vest research
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Spanish Navy takes up graphene bulletproof vest research

The Spanish Navy will include Marine Corps Eastern Tercio and the Algameca Naval Station in its research on the use of graphene in ballistic protection systems. The Navy is conducting this research jointly with the Cartagena Polytechnic University (UPCT) in Spain. Composed of a multidisciplinary tea

about 10 years ago
Gallery: HMS Protector completes Antarctic patrol
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Gallery: HMS Protector completes Antarctic patrol

The UK Royal Navy’s Ice Patrol ship has just completed a historic five week patrol to the East Antarctic and Ross Sea. HMS Protector is the first Royal Navy, or UK Government, vessel to have visited the region in 80 years or to have traveled so far south having dipped below 77 degrees latitude. Her

about 10 years ago
HMS Scott Explores Wonders of the Atlantic
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HMS Scott Explores Wonders of the Atlantic

Royal Navy’s ocean survey ship HMS Scott has shed light on the wonders of the deep as she surveyed the mid-Atlantic, her first mission in nearly two years. Scanning the floor of the Atlantic between the Azores and the Eastern Seaboard of the United States, the hydrographic team on board found a cany

about 11 years ago
HMS Hood’s Bell Sees the Light of Day
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HMS Hood’s Bell Sees the Light of Day

A research team led by US philanthropist and entrepreneur Paul G. Allen has successfully recovered the bell of the battle-cruiser HMS Hood, sunk in 1941 during World War II. Once restored, the bell will respectfully serve as a tangible and fitting memorial for the 1,415 lives lost when the Bismarck

about 11 years ago
Most Read News, June 8 – 14, 2015
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Most Read News, June 8 – 14, 2015

India’s INS Vikrant Undocks at Cochin Shipyard The largest and the first Indian indigenously-built, 40,000 tonne aircraft carrier (IAC) to be christened as INS Vikrant on comissioning was undocked yesterday, June 10, at a ceremony held at the Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL). BMT Awarded Research Grant

about 11 years ago
Dynamic Mongoose 2015 Begins
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Dynamic Mongoose 2015 Begins

NATO’s Anti-Submarine Warfare Exercise DYNAMIC MONGOOSE 2015 (DMON 15) began today, Monday, 4 May 2015, off the coast of Norway, with ships, submarines, aircraft and personnel from 10 Allied and 1 partner nation converging on the Norwegian Sea for anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare training. Su

about 11 years ago
MARCOM Hosts ROK JFMU Delegation
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MARCOM Hosts ROK JFMU Delegation

A delegation from the Republic of Korea (ROK) Joint Forces Military University (JFMU), led by the President of JFMU, Major General Yoo Byung-Gill of the ROK Air Force, visited NATO Allied Maritime Command (MARCOM) to discuss MARCOM’s command and control, coordination with Allied and partner nations,

about 11 years ago
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