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Ballistic missile defense exercise begins off Scotland
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Ballistic missile defense exercise begins off Scotland

The US-led live-fire integrated air and missile defense (IAMD) exercise Formidable Shield 2017 got underway on Sunday at the UK’s Hebrides Range in the vicinity of the Western Isles of Scotland. More than 14 ships, 10 aircraft, and approximately 3,300 personnel from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, t

about 9 years ago
Egypt takes delivery of first Gowind corvette from France
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Egypt takes delivery of first Gowind corvette from France

French shipbuilder Naval Group (formerly known as DCNS) delivered the first Gowind 2500 corvette to the Egyptian Navy on Friday, September 22. The ceremony took place in Lorient in the presence of Admiral Ahmed Khaled, commander in chief of the Egyptian Navy, Hervé Guillou, president and CEO of Nava

about 9 years ago
Russian Navy commissions two Project 23040 search and rescue boats
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Russian Navy commissions two Project 23040 search and rescue boats

The Russian Navy has commissioned another two Project 23040 search and rescue boats in a ceremony in Severomorsk. Bearing pennant numbers 1229 and 1230, the boats will be based in Severomorsk, Murmansk region, where they will be part of the Northern Fleet’s diving service. Project 23040 boats are bu

about 9 years ago
Israel Shipyards launches new OPV for Cypriot Navy
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Israel Shipyards launches new OPV for Cypriot Navy

Israel Shipyards has launched a new 62-meter offshore patrol vessel built for the Cypriot Navy. The launch took place last week at the company’s shipyard in Haifa Bay in Israel. The vessel will be used to protect the Cypriot Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). “The project is of great importance for the

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy’s HMS Albion completes sea trials after six years in port
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Royal Navy’s HMS Albion completes sea trials after six years in port

Royal Navy amphibious warship HMS Albion has completed her sea trials this week and is all set for an official return to the fleet and operations in 2018. HMS Albion’s sea trials followed a two-year, £90m revamp after the ship had been mothballed in 2011, just eight years after she joined the fleet.

about 9 years ago
EU operation Atalanta welcomes Dutch amphibious ship HNLMS Rotterdam
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EU operation Atalanta welcomes Dutch amphibious ship HNLMS Rotterdam

Royal Dutch Navy’s landing platform dock HNLMS Rotterdam joined the EU-led counter piracy operation Atalanta off the coast of Somalia on September 13. HNLMS Rotterdam set sail from her homeport Den Helder on August 27. In addition to the Dutch crew, a Swedish boarding team and two Swedish fast attac

about 9 years ago
New Zealand Navy’s largest ship to feature Kelvin Hughes navigation systems
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New Zealand Navy’s largest ship to feature Kelvin Hughes navigation systems

British navigation and surveillance company Kelvin Hughes on Thursday announced it has been selected to deliver its navigation equipment for the largest Royal New Zealand Navy ship currently under construction in South Korea. Under a contract awarded by shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries, Kelvin H

about 9 years ago
SEA introduces new thin line KraitArray sonar at DSEI
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SEA introduces new thin line KraitArray sonar at DSEI

UK company SEA (Systems Engineering & Assessment) has unveiled its new and improved thin line KraitArray towed Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) sonar at this year’s DSEI exhibition in London. Compared to the current 50m, the KraitArray now extends up to 150m in length, offering operators greater detecti

about 9 years ago
SEA to deliver torpedo launchers for new Philippine Navy frigates
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SEA to deliver torpedo launchers for new Philippine Navy frigates

The Philippine Navy’s two new frigates, currently under construction at Hyundai Heavy Industries in South Korea, are to be fitted with torpedo launcher systems (TLS) delivered by British company SEA. Announcing the contract on September 11, the company said the systems will be similar to those in se

about 9 years ago
ENGIE acquires CNN MCO, French naval specialist
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ENGIE acquires CNN MCO, French naval specialist

ENGIE, via its subsidiary ENDEL has announced its acquisition of CNN MCO, a French company specializing in the maintenance, management, and upkeep of all types of naval vessels. The acquisition is part of ENGIE’s transformation strategy, strengthening the Group’s portfolio of B-to-B services and sol

about 9 years ago
HMS Chiddingfold arrives in Portsmouth
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HMS Chiddingfold arrives in Portsmouth

Families and friends of sailors who have been on operations in the Gulf for eight months welcomed back their loved ones as they returned to Portsmouth Naval Base. Royal Navy minehunter HMS Chiddingfold returned to her home port on September 1st, following three years in the Gulf. Her 47-strong ship’

about 9 years ago
Govan-based firm marks century of providing periscopes to Royal Navy
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Govan-based firm marks century of providing periscopes to Royal Navy

One hundred years ago, on the 31st August 1917, the Glaswegian engineering and optical firm Barr and Stroud delivered periscope to the Armstrong-Whitworth yard in Wallsend. Since that date, the Silent Service has looked nowhere else for the apparatus which give its boats their eyes beneath the waves

about 9 years ago
Modernized Ka-27M helicopters ready for serial delivery to Russian Navy
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Modernized Ka-27M helicopters ready for serial delivery to Russian Navy

After delivering the first modernized Ka-27M multirole helicopter to the Russian Navy in December 2016, Rostec subsidiary Russian Helicopters is ready for serial delivery of the Ka-27m aircraft to the Russian Navy. After the first modernized unit passed all tests, the Russian defense ministry in lat

about 9 years ago
Safehaven to build largest of Royal Navy’s new 38 workboats
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Safehaven to build largest of Royal Navy’s new 38 workboats

Irish boat builder Safehaven Marine has been awarded a contract to build the largest vessel in a new fleet of Royal Navy workboats which are to be delivered by Atlas Elektronik (AEUK). Safehaven Marine will supply an 18 metre Wildcat 60 catamaran, to be part of a fleet of up to 38 new workboats, ran

about 9 years ago
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