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HMS Chiddingfold Sets Sails for the Gulf
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HMS Chiddingfold Sets Sails for the Gulf

HMS Chiddingfold sailed from Portsmouth 9 June for the Gulf where she will spend three years protecting vital sea lanes. Although the 42 crew on board the minehunter will rotate every six months, the ship will be based in Bahrain until 2017. Chiddingfold will work with three other UK minehunters c

about 12 years ago
Schiebel Demonstrates CAMCOPTER S-100 to Brazilian Navy, MoD
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Schiebel Demonstrates CAMCOPTER S-100 to Brazilian Navy, MoD

Schiebel´s dedication to the maritime domain and its ability to respond to the evolving unmanned systems requirements lead to a series of trials for the Brazilian Navy from 2nd to 5th June near San Pedro, Brazil, from the Brazilian Amazonas Class Ship APA. Schiebel’s unmanned helicopter CAMCOPTER®

about 12 years ago
BLUElink Project Helps Australian Navy
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BLUElink Project Helps Australian Navy

A decade long project involving the Royal Australian Navy, CSIRO and Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) has delivered an Australian first and world class ocean forecasting system. Project BLUElink was introduced in 2003 to better understand Australia’s marine environment assisting in defence operations a

about 12 years ago
Mine Countermeasure Ships Depart for Sasebo, Japan
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Mine Countermeasure Ships Depart for Sasebo, Japan

The Avenger-class mine countermeasure ships USS Pioneer (MCM 9) and USS Chief (MCM 14) were loaded onto an ocean-going heavy lift ship as final preparations were made to get underway for their new homeport in Sasebo, Japan May 31. Pioneer and Chief will be part of forward deployed naval forces (FD

about 12 years ago
US Navy Inspects USS Houston Wreck
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US Navy Inspects USS Houston Wreck

In a training evolution to be conducted as part of the Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) 2014 exercise series, U.S. Navy divers, assisted by personnel from the Indonesian navy, will survey the World War II wreck of the cruiser USS Houston (CA 30) in June. The purpose of the mission

about 12 years ago
US Secretary of Defense Visits USS Vella Gulf
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US Secretary of Defense Visits USS Vella Gulf

The Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Vella Gulf (CG 72) welcomed aboard U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel during a scheduled port visit to Constanta, Romania, June 5. Vella Gulf’s presence in Romania reaffirms the United States’ commitment to strengthening ties with NATO allies and

about 12 years ago
New Underwater Target for UK Navy’s Submarine Tests
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New Underwater Target for UK Navy’s Submarine Tests

A new underwater target is being used to test the Royal UK Navy’s latest generation of submariners as part of a £5.3m five-year deal. It will be down to the sonar and control room teams aboard Astute, Vanguard and Trafalgar-class submarines to first find these devices in Scottish waters – then pot

about 12 years ago
HMS Enterprise Deploys on Patrol from Plymouth
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HMS Enterprise Deploys on Patrol from Plymouth

HMS Enterprise was waved off as she deployed on patrol from Plymouth yesterday 4 June after months of challenging training and maintenance. The was waved off at Devil’s Point as she sailed across Plymouth Sound via HM Naval Base, Devonport, for 18 months of vital survey work in the Bay of Biscay,

about 12 years ago
UK Navy Marks Five Successful Years in Afghanistan
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UK Navy Marks Five Successful Years in Afghanistan

More than 40 tonnes of drugs, 170 tonnes of home-made bombs and 150 insurgents have been seized thanks to the Royal UK Navy’s eyes in the skies of Afghanistan. In five years of unbroken commitment to the Allied cause on the ground, Sea Kings of the Airborne Surveillance and Control force – normall

about 12 years ago
USS George Washington Holds Training Session
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USS George Washington Holds Training Session

Midshipmen received valuable firsthand training aboard U.S. Navy’s forward-deployed aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) while underway May 30. During a three-week shipboard training experience, midshipmen were given the opportunity to conn George Washington during a fueling-at-sea with

about 12 years ago
Design Contracts for Type 26 Global Combat Ship Announced
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Design Contracts for Type 26 Global Combat Ship Announced

BAE Systems has announced new design contracts for the Type 26 Global Combat Ship, which will play a vital role in the programme to deliver the Royal Navy’s next generation surface warship. Six Design Development Agreements have been awarded covering key areas such as propulsion, ventilation and e

about 12 years ago
UK Navy’s Marlin Helicopters to Undergo Tests
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UK Navy’s Marlin Helicopters to Undergo Tests

The Royal UK Navy’s new submarine-hunting helicopters will face their greatest test yet when they head into the Atlantic next week in the biggest exercise of its kind for many years. Taking part in Exercise Deep Blue in the Western Approaches, the nine Merlin helicopters will join HMS Illustrious

about 12 years ago
HMS Ocean Prepares to Return to Sea
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HMS Ocean Prepares to Return to Sea

A team from HMS Ocean has been training at Britannia Royal Naval College (BRNC) in preparation for taking Britain’s biggest warship back to sea following a 15-month £65 million revamp. The ship’s Bridge team of 11, made up of Officers and Ratings, spent the week at the Naval College in Dartmouth u

about 12 years ago
AMDR Program Finishes Hardware Delta PDR
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AMDR Program Finishes Hardware Delta PDR

The Navy’s Air and Missile Defense Radar (AMDR) Program successfully completed a Hardware Delta Preliminary Design Review (PDR) in conjunction with the prime contractor, Raytheon, in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, May 21. The Hardware Delta PDR was the first major design review on this contract. Comple

about 12 years ago
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