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After Russia, US destroyer USS McCampbell challenges China’s territorial claims with freedom of navigation operation
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After Russia, US destroyer USS McCampbell challenges China’s territorial claims with freedom of navigation operation

US Navy destroyer USS McCampbell carried out a South China Sea freedom of navigation operation on Monday, sailing within 12 miles of the Paracel Island chain. According to media reports, the Yokosuka-homeported destroyer sailed near three islands in the chain which is claimed by Vietnam and Taiwan b

about 7 years ago
US Navy’s third Flight III Arleigh Burke destroyer to be named Ted Stevens (DDG 128)
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US Navy’s third Flight III Arleigh Burke destroyer to be named Ted Stevens (DDG 128)

The US Navy’s third Flight III Arleigh Burke destroyer will be named in honor of US senator Ted Stevens, who represented Alaska from 1968 to 2009, US Secretary of the Navy Richard V. Spencer has announced. “Senator Stevens was a staunch supporter of a strong Navy and Marine Corps team who served our

about 7 years ago
BAE Systems gets $78m for USS Shoup refit
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BAE Systems gets $78m for USS Shoup refit

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded BAE Systems a $78.8 million contract for the maintenance and modernization of Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Shoup (DDG 86). The value of the competitively awarded contract could reach $87.6 million if all options are exercised. “The Sho

about 7 years ago
Brazilian Navy receives third CSAR H225M helicopter
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Brazilian Navy receives third CSAR H225M helicopter

The Brazilian Navy received its third and final H225M helicopter in the combat search and rescue (CSAR) configuration from Airbus’ Brazilian subsidiary Helibras. Delivered on December 27 at the Helibras facility in Itajubá, the helicopter is the last CSAR configured H225M and the tenth of overall 16

about 7 years ago
Japan releases footage of South Korean destroyer’s radar lock-on on JMSDF patrol plane
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Japan releases footage of South Korean destroyer’s radar lock-on on JMSDF patrol plane

Japan’s defense ministry has released footage of an incident on December 20 in which a Republic of Korea Navy destroyer trained its fire-control radar on a Japanese maritime patrol aircraft off the Noto Peninsula in the Sea of Japan. Filmed from aboard the Kawasaki P-1 fixed-wing patrol aircraft of

about 7 years ago
South Korea completes preliminary design of indigenous, 3,000 ton submarine
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South Korea completes preliminary design of indigenous, 3,000 ton submarine

South Korea has completed the preliminary design phase of a new, indigenously designed and built, 3,000 ton submarine for the Republic of Korea Navy, the country’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) said on Wednesday. The design was lead by South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding

about 7 years ago
French Navy receives second Camcopter S-100 UAS
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French Navy receives second Camcopter S-100 UAS

The French Navy has taken delivery of its second Camcopter S-100 UAS from Austrian unmanned aerial system (UAS) manufacturer Schiebel, France’s defense procurement agency (DGA) has announced. As disclosed, the UAS was delivered in November when it performed its first flight test aboard amphibious as

about 7 years ago
After calls for Black Sea FONOPS, US to support Ukraine Navy with $10m investment
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After calls for Black Sea FONOPS, US to support Ukraine Navy with $10m investment

The US state department announced on Friday it would support the development of Ukraine’s naval capabilities with $10 million in foreign military financing (FMF). FMF enables eligible nations to purchase US-produced military equipment, services, and training. The department said the investment was i

about 7 years ago
Second Admiral Gorshkov-class frigate starts sea trials
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Second Admiral Gorshkov-class frigate starts sea trials

Project 22350 frigate Admiral Kasatonov, the Russian Navy’s second Admiral Gorshkov-class frigate, got underway from Saint Petersburg to start builder’s trials. The builder’s trials will take place over a three-week time period during which the ship’s navigation and communications systems, maneuvera

about 7 years ago
US destroyer duo returns from Middle East deployment
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US destroyer duo returns from Middle East deployment

US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers USS Jason Dunham (DDG 109) and USS The Sullivans (DDG 68) returned to their homeports after completing a seven-month deployment to Europe and the Middle East. On December 21, USS Jason Dunham returned to Naval Station Norfolk while USS The Sull

about 7 years ago
Australia’s lead AWD destroyer returns from weapons, systems trials off US coast
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Australia’s lead AWD destroyer returns from weapons, systems trials off US coast

Air warfare destroyer HMAS Hobart, the first Royal Australian Navy Aegis-equipped ship, returned home after wrapping up weapons and systems trials with the United States Navy off the US West Coast. Hobart returned to Sydney after spending three months in the US. In addition to testing the Aegis syst

about 7 years ago
67th Arleigh Burke destroyer completes acceptance trials
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67th Arleigh Burke destroyer completes acceptance trials

US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class destroyer Paul Ignatius (DDG 117) completed acceptance trials in the Gulf of Mexico on December 20, the US Navy announced. The 67th ship in the class returned to Huntington Ingalls Industries’ (HII) Pascagoula shipyard following the two-day test. During acceptance trial

about 7 years ago
AN/AQS-24C towed mine hunting sonar passes acceptance tests
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AN/AQS-24C towed mine hunting sonar passes acceptance tests

The AN/AQS-24C mine detecting set recently completed government acceptance testing in cooperation with the US Navy’s Helicopter Mine Countermeasures Squadron 15 (HM-15). According to Brett Thach, Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division’s (NSWC PCD) Airborne Mine Countermeasures (AMCM) AN/A

about 7 years ago
Thales teams with Aquabotix for Australian autonomous MCM solution
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Thales teams with Aquabotix for Australian autonomous MCM solution

Thales and Aquabotix announced they are joining forces to design and develop a rapidly deployable mine counter measures (MCM), rapid environment assessment (REA) and military hydrographic autonomous system mission solution. The project is a collaboration with Australian Academia and SMEs including t

about 7 years ago
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