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Royal Navy Survey Ship Discovers Underwater Marvel (Red Sea)
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Royal Navy Survey Ship Discovers Underwater Marvel (Red Sea)

Survey ship HMS Echo has discovered an underwater mountain the size of the Rock of Gibraltar as she sailed through poorly-mapped waters in the Red Sea. The ship came across the huge feature while searching for volcanoes on the seabed – and also located a WW2 wreck off the Libyan coast as her 19-mont

about 14 years ago
UK Warship, Submarine Join War Games in Gulf of Oman
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UK Warship, Submarine Join War Games in Gulf of Oman

The British duo joined warships from the USA, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan – including an old Royal Navy favourite – for the war games in the Gulf of Oman. In the seemingly ever-present haze of the Gulf region, a Trafalgar-class submarine and an approximate American counterpart, USS Pittsburgh, lead a

about 14 years ago
Lucky Mariner Exercise Starts in Arabian Gulf
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Lucky Mariner Exercise Starts in Arabian Gulf

In an effort to combat against mining threats in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility (AOR), personnel from Naval Cooperation and Guidance for Shipping (NCAGS), Military Sealift Command and U.S. Naval Forces Central Command (NAVCENT) arrived for exercise Lucky Mariner 2012, April 15. Exercise L

about 14 years ago
Qatar: HII to Participate at DIMDEX
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Qatar: HII to Participate at DIMDEX

Huntington Ingalls Industries will participate in Doha’s International Maritime Defense Exhibition and Conference (DIMDEX) this week, highlighting the new patrol frigate derivative of the company’s proven U.S. Coast Guard National Security Cutter. The patrol frigate could be built at the company’s I

about 14 years ago
Abu Dhabi Ship Building Launches UAE Navy Corvette
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Abu Dhabi Ship Building Launches UAE Navy Corvette

Abu Dhabi Ship Building, the leading shipbuilder and naval support services provider in the Gulf region and a strategic affiliate of Mubadala, has today launched “Mezyad”, the fourth vessel of the Baynunah Corvette Class Program for the UAE Navy and the third vessel under the Baynunah fleet construc

about 14 years ago
USA: ALCSG Assists Distressed Iranian Mariners
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USA: ALCSG Assists Distressed Iranian Mariners

Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group (ALCSG) assets responded to a distressed Iranian fishing dhow in the Arabian Gulf, Jan. 31. At 12:37 p.m. local time, an MH-60S Seahawk helicopter, assigned to the Golden Falcons of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 12 and embarked on aircraft carrier USS Abra

about 14 years ago
Disrupting Strait of Hormuz Would be “Illegal and Unsuccessful”, U.K. Defence Secretary Says
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Disrupting Strait of Hormuz Would be “Illegal and Unsuccessful”, U.K. Defence Secretary Says

U.K. Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has stated that any intention by Iran to disrupt the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz will be deemed as illegal and unsuccessful. He added that disruption to the flow of oil through the strait will impose a threat to regional and global economic growth a

about 14 years ago
USA: Commander, Task Force 55 Ship Visits Iraq Strengthening Partnership
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USA: Commander, Task Force 55 Ship Visits Iraq Strengthening Partnership

A Commander, Task Force (CTF) 55 ship conducted the first port visit since the end of Operation New Dawn, and the last port visit of 2011 in Umm Qasr, Iraq, Dec. 21. Island-Class Patrol Boat USCGC Adak (WPB-1333), assigned to CTF 55, was the first U.S. military ship to visit Iraq following the offic

about 14 years ago
Sandown-Class Minehunter Blows Up Mines on Libyan Mission
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Sandown-Class Minehunter Blows Up Mines on Libyan Mission

This is a 2,000lb mine sitting at the bottom of the Mediterranean, nearly 500ft down, off the Libyan port of Tobruk.Today it is no more, a legacy of the Gaddafi regime blown up by HMS Bangor during a concerted search of harbours in eastern Libya. After spending much of her time off Misrata helping [

about 15 years ago
UK Minehunters Visit Aqaba in Jordan
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UK Minehunters Visit Aqaba in Jordan

UK minehunters HMS Chiddingfold and HMS Grimsby visited Aqaba in Jordan to round off a three-year deployment. The ships have been working in the Arabian Gulf since 2008 as part of a permanent Royal Navy presence. The visit to the Middle East country was an opportunity for the Royal Navy to cement a

about 15 years ago
Libya: RAF, Royal Navy Continue to Strike at Gaddafi Regime
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Libya: RAF, Royal Navy Continue to Strike at Gaddafi Regime

The RAF and Royal Navy have been involved in a number of precision attacks to protect Libyan civilians over the last few days as part of NATO’s Operation UNIFIED PROTECTOR. In the early hours of Monday morning, RAF Tornado and Typhoon aircraft returned for a second night of precision strikes against

about 15 years ago
UK: HMS Echo Leads HMS Albion on Gulf Exercise
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UK: HMS Echo Leads HMS Albion on Gulf Exercise

Survey ship HMS Echo stepped up to the mark when she was charged with leading the nation’s flagship in for a beach assault as week-long exercises with the United Arab Emirates reached their climax. The Devonport-bases hydrographic vessel – six months into a two-year deployment east of Suez, where sh

about 15 years ago
New Zealander to Be Commander of Combined Task Force 151
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New Zealander to Be Commander of Combined Task Force 151

Captain Jim Gilmour has relieved Republic of Singapore Navy Rear Admiral Harris Chan Weng Yip as Commander Combined Task Force (CTF) 151, during a Change of Command ceremony onboard USS MASON berthed in Djibouti. It is the first time that a Royal New Zealand Naval Officer has commanded a major multi

about 15 years ago
Dubai Maritime City Authority Facilitates Successful Rescue
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Dubai Maritime City Authority Facilitates Successful Rescue

Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA), the maritime government entity charged with regulating, coordinating and supervising the maritime sector in Dubai, has announced that it has successfully facilitated the safe repatriation of crew members of one of the non-operational Korean oil tankers stranded

about 15 years ago
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