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Canadian Force Takes Part in Proud Manta 2012
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Canadian Force Takes Part in Proud Manta 2012

The Operations Room is the nerve centre of a ship. With radar, sonar and communications equipment covering the full range of electronic and electro-magnetic detection and analysis, the Ops Room staff track the activity of vessels and aircraft in the ship’s area of responsibility. In action, they are

about 14 years ago
HMS Astute Returns Home to Scotland
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HMS Astute Returns Home to Scotland

Royal Navy submarine HMS Astute returned home to Scotland yesterday after deploying to America for her most important series of sea trials yet. The hunter-killer nuclear submarine HMS Astute, the first of the Navy’s next-generation submarines, is the most advanced submarine Britain has ever sent to

about 14 years ago
Sevmash Shipyard to Deliver INS Vikramaditya to India on Time
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Sevmash Shipyard to Deliver INS Vikramaditya to India on Time

The contract for repair and modernization of nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Admiral Gorshkov (renamed into INS Vikramaditya) for Indian Navy is being executed up to schedule, said Anastasia Nikitinskaya, the press secretary of Sevmash Shipyard. “As was earlier planned, sea trials will start in May

about 14 years ago
Russian PF Officers Train on Mostik Simulator
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Russian PF Officers Train on Mostik Simulator

Early spring is traditionally a period of drills and exercises for naval units deployed in the Far East. For officers of Pacific Fleet (PF) main base Vladivostok and cadets of the Makarov Pacific Naval College, this period lasts all year round. Active and future naval officers practice on training s

about 14 years ago
African Sailors Depart USS Simpson
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African Sailors Depart USS Simpson

African sailors who spent 27 days aboard guided-missile frigate USS Simpson (FFG 56) as part of Africa Partnership Station (APS) 2012, departed Simpson, Feb. 27. The 10 APS shipriders came from the navies of Benin, Cameroon, Gabon, Nigeria, the Republic of Congo and Togo. The shipriders got aboard S

about 14 years ago
Germany: NOC Appoints Eckehardt Keip as Managing Director of Northrop Grumman Holding GmbH
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Germany: NOC Appoints Eckehardt Keip as Managing Director of Northrop Grumman Holding GmbH

Northrop Grumman Corporation has appointed Eckehardt Keip as managing director of Northrop Grumman Holding GmbH, which includes operating entities Northrop Grumman L.E.F. GmbH and Northrop Grumman LITEF GmbH. Keip has been managing director of Northrop Grumman LITEF in Freiburg for nearly eight year

about 14 years ago
IONS Operational Issues Workshop Starts
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IONS Operational Issues Workshop Starts

The Indian Ocean Naval Symposium (IONS) Operational Issues Workshop, hosted by the Sri Lanka Navy under the direction of the Commander of the Sri Lanka Navy Vice Admiral Somathilake Dissanayake, commenced yrdyrday (28th February 2012). Director General Operations Rear Admiral Jayantha Perera inaugur

about 14 years ago
USA: GDBIW Bags USD 663 Million DDG 116 Contract
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USA: GDBIW Bags USD 663 Million DDG 116 Contract

The U. S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics Bath Iron Works, a subsidiary of General Dynamics , a $663 million modification to a previously awarded contract to construct DDG 116, an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer. DDG 116 is the fourth ship in the Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class constructio

about 14 years ago
USA: Navy Reports Immediate Success with VideoRay Pro 4 ROVs
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USA: Navy Reports Immediate Success with VideoRay Pro 4 ROVs

Royal Netherlands Navy Locate Two Drowning Victims with VideoRay ROVs within Two Months of the Systems Being Delivered On January 10, 2012 VideoRay LLC of Phoenixville, PA, along with Dutch partner Nautikaris BV of Ijmuiden, Netherlands, completed the site acceptance test of four VideoRay Pro 4 subm

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Somerset Returns Home After Six Months of Deployment
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UK: HMS Somerset Returns Home After Six Months of Deployment

More than 600 friends and family greeted HMS Somerset as she returned home from six months of chasing pirates in the Indian Ocean. The frigate completed a “very rewarding” deployment – during which she took part in several pirate busts – by sailing into Devonport. More than 600 joyous families and f

about 14 years ago
Russia: Vyborg Shipyard Joins USC
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Russia: Vyborg Shipyard Joins USC

United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) and Vyborg Shipyard tied contracts for construction of two Project 21900M diesel-powered seagoing 16-mW icebreakers on Feb 23, reported the USC press service. The contracts with overall cost of about RUR 8 bln were signed by USC president Roman Trotsenko and Dir

about 14 years ago
Mistrals to Get Newest Russian Strike, Defensive Weapon Systems
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Mistrals to Get Newest Russian Strike, Defensive Weapon Systems

Newest Russian strike and defensive weapon systems including supersonic cruise missiles will be mounted on all four Mistral-class amphibious assault ships built for Russian Navy in France and Russia, reports today ITAR-TASS referring to a source in Russian defense industry. “As is planned, first two

about 14 years ago
Russian Navy to Receive Iceland Underwater Robots
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Russian Navy to Receive Iceland Underwater Robots

Russian Navy will receive stand-alone unmanned submersibles made in Iceland. Russian defense ministry plans to spend RUR 744.244 mln on eight autonomous unmanned submersibles produced by Teledyn Gavia (Iceland), reports Nezavisimaya Gazeta newspsper. Three underwater robots are expected to join Russ

about 14 years ago
Guided-Missile Destroyer USS McFaul Heads to Arabian Sea
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Guided-Missile Destroyer USS McFaul Heads to Arabian Sea

The guided-missile destroyer USS McFaul (DDG 74) departed Naval Station Norfolk today on a regularly scheduled deployment to the Arabian Sea to participate in counter-piracy operations. The crew, commanded by Cmdr. Daniel J. Gillen, has been preparing for this deployment since they returned from the

about 14 years ago
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