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Canadian Navy starts experimental ship crewing/deployment program
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Canadian Navy starts experimental ship crewing/deployment program

The Royal Canadian Navy has picked HMCS Montréal for ‘X-ship’ – a program designed to advance innovative naval concepts in all areas of warship deployment, crewing and sustainment. For the next five years, Montréal will have this additional role along with its regular naval requirements. Lieutenant-

about 10 years ago
US Navy gets new under secretary
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US Navy gets new under secretary

Dr. Janine Davidson was sworn in as the 32nd under secretary of the Navy March 22. Davidson serves as the Navy’s chief management officer and performs other duties assigned by the secretary of the Navy. A former Air Force pilot and Pentagon official, Davidson brings nearly 30 years of experience in

about 10 years ago
Arctic ice crack concludes US submarine drill one week early
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Arctic ice crack concludes US submarine drill one week early

A crack in the ice floe caused the U.S. Navy to announce that ICEX 2016 was concluding a week earlier and that the breakdown of ice camp Sargo, constructed for the purposes of the submarine exercise held in the Arctic, was underway. “With the primary objectives met and indications of adverse environ

about 10 years ago
VIDEO: US Navy submarine breaks Arctic surface for ICEX 2016
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VIDEO: US Navy submarine breaks Arctic surface for ICEX 2016

The U.S. Navy has captured on video the moment the attack submarine USS Hartford breaks polar ice in order to surface at the Camp Sargo temporary base constructed for the five-week exercise ICEX 2016. Two U.S. Navy submarines on March 14 reached their temporary camp where the operational readiness o

about 10 years ago
USS Hartford, USS Hampton reach Arctic for ICEX 2016
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USS Hartford, USS Hampton reach Arctic for ICEX 2016

USS Hartford and USS Hampton on March 14 arrived at Ice Camp Sargo, a temporary station constructed on a floating sheet of ice the U.S. Navy built for this year’s Ice Exercise (ICEX) 2016. Groton-based Hartford and San Diego-based Hampton will conduct multiple arctic transits, a North Pole surfacing

about 10 years ago
Philippine Navy to receive US Coast Guard cutter soon
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Philippine Navy to receive US Coast Guard cutter soon

The U.S. Coast Guard will decommission the high endurance cutter Boutwell during a ceremony held at Naval Base San Diego, March 16. The cutter has been in service for 48 years and will now be transferred to the Philippine Navy under the Foreign Military Sale Program through the Foreign Assistance Ac

about 10 years ago
SAFE Boats appoints retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral as board director
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SAFE Boats appoints retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral as board director

American-based boat manufacturer SAFE Boats International announced that it has appointed retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral William E. “Bill” Landay III as a director of its board. Vice Admiral Landay retired in 2013 after more than 35 years of Naval service. His final assignment was as Director of the

about 10 years ago
US Navy kicks off Arctic Ocean submarine exercise ICEX 2016
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US Navy kicks off Arctic Ocean submarine exercise ICEX 2016

U.S. Navy’s submarine forces have officially started the Ice Exercise (ICEX) 2016 by constructing a U.S. Navy camp named Sargo on March 2. ICEX 2016 is a five-week exercise designed to research, test and evaluate operational capabilities in the Arctic region. A temporary camp is being established on

about 10 years ago
BAE System to develop radio signal detection system for US Navy
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BAE System to develop radio signal detection system for US Navy

The U.S. Office of Naval Research (ONR) has awarded BAE Systems an $11 million contract to develop electronic warfare (EW) technology that will detect, locate, and identify sources of radio frequency signals. Known as the Full-Spectrum Staring Receiver (FSSR), this technology will enable near-instan

about 10 years ago
US Navy research vessel Sally Ride completes builder’s trials
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US Navy research vessel Sally Ride completes builder’s trials

R/V Sally Ride, U.S. Navy’s Auxiliary General Purpose Oceanographic Research Vessel (AGOR), completed builder’s trials, February 21, off the coast of Anacortes, Washington. Builder’s Trials for Sally Ride tested various shipboard systems and ensured readiness prior to conducting Acceptance Trials wi

about 10 years ago
US Navy developing cyber-safe ship
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US Navy developing cyber-safe ship

The U.S. Navy announced that its Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) is leading the creation of a virtual cyber test bed ship called USS Secure in conjunction with three Navy system commands, cyber defense leaders, and experts from coast to coast. The test bed is designed to make

about 10 years ago
DARPA to launch autonomous submarine hunter vessel
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DARPA to launch autonomous submarine hunter vessel

The ever-quieter diesel-electric submarines posing a threat to surface ships might be a thing of the past. The U.S. Navy, and NATO, who fears the evolving Russian subs, are probably looking up to DARPA’s new anti-submarine warfare “drone ship” which is now being prepared for the sea trials. U.S. Def

about 10 years ago
US naval reactors program keeps Kesselring, Knolls sites going
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US naval reactors program keeps Kesselring, Knolls sites going

U.S. President Barrack Obama has included a $1.42 billion request for federal funding of the nation’s naval reactors program in his 2017 budget request. This means that the Kenneth A. Kesselring site and the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, two sites involved in the naval program will be maintained a

about 10 years ago
GD contracted for further Ohio-replacement work
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GD contracted for further Ohio-replacement work

The U.S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics’ Electric Boat division a $23.6 million contract modification to continue development of the U.S. Navy’s Ohio Replacement submarine. Under the terms of the modification, Electric Boat will perform air conditioning unit detail design, prototype unit manufact

about 10 years ago
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