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Russian Navy’s Third Diesel-Electric Submarine Launched
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Russian Navy’s Third Diesel-Electric Submarine Launched

Admiralty Shipyards, part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation, launched the “Stary Oskol” of project 636.3, third in the series diesel-electric submarines being built for the Russian Navy. The ceremony was attended by Chief of the Russian Navy, Admiral Viktor Chirkov, vice-president of JSC “Uni

about 12 years ago
Novorossiysk Submarine Joins Russian Navy
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Novorossiysk Submarine Joins Russian Navy

Admiralty Shipyards held a flag raising ceremony today for the Russian Navy’s new diesel-electric submarine “Novorossiysk” of Project 636.3, PortNews writes. This is the first in a series of six submarines that will serve in the Black Sea Fleet, according to the Russian Ministry of Defence. Novoro

about 12 years ago
USS Mount Whitney Leaves Theoule-Sur-Mer, France
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USS Mount Whitney Leaves Theoule-Sur-Mer, France

The 6th Fleet flagship participated in the commemoration of the 70th Anniversary of Operation Dragoon, the operation which led to the liberation of southern France by Allied Forces during World War II. This year marked the fourth consecutive visit that the Mount Whitney has made to the allied nation

about 12 years ago
Turkish Navy Orders OSI’s Warship Navigation System
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Turkish Navy Orders OSI’s Warship Navigation System

OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) will provide the Turkish Navy with OSI’s world leading Warship Navigation System, which includes ECPINS-W software. These systems will be installed on two Landing Ship Tanks and two Rescue and Towing Ships for submarines. OSI has previously delivered systems to the Turki

about 12 years ago
Russian Navy to Expand Fleet with New Submarine
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Russian Navy to Expand Fleet with New Submarine

The Russian Navy will soon commission the first in the series of six Project 636.3 Varshavyanka-class diesel-electric submarines. RIA Novosti quoted Russian Navy Capt. 1st Rank Igor Dygalo as saying: “On August 22, St. Andrew’s flag of the Russian Navy will be raised on diesel-electric submarine N

about 12 years ago
USS Mount Whitney Docks in Theoule-sur-Mer, France
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USS Mount Whitney Docks in Theoule-sur-Mer, France

The U.S. 6th Fleet flagship USS Mount Whitney (LCC 20) arrived in Theoule-sur-Mer, France, to participate in commemorative events paying tribute to the 70th Anniversary of the Allied invasion that led to the liberation of Southern France during World War II, Aug. 13. The focus of the commemorative

about 12 years ago
UK and Nigerian Navies Exchange Skills
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UK and Nigerian Navies Exchange Skills

A Royal UK Navy frigate has been training with the Nigerian Navy allowing for an exchange of skills and techniques. HMS Iron Duke paid a short visit to Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa’s most populous city where the frigate worked with the Nigerian Navy as well as hosting a UK Trade and Industry Expo.

about 12 years ago
Sailors Test Navigation Skills aboard HMS Westminster
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Sailors Test Navigation Skills aboard HMS Westminster

Sailors from Malaysia, Ireland, Singapore, Oman and Kuwait spent a week onboard HMS Westminster testing their navigation skills at sea. After several weeks working in a simulator, the week at sea was the culmination of their training and the end of a three month course. The students also enjoyed e

about 12 years ago
Belukha Tug Ends Sea Part of Acceptance Trials
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Belukha Tug Ends Sea Part of Acceptance Trials

The special purpose tugboat «Belukha» of project 16609 (building No 629) built for the Russian Ministry of Defense has successfully finished the sea part of the official state acceptance trials. During this year the tugboat will be delivered to the State Customer and put into operation within the

about 12 years ago
VIDEO: Pella Shipyards’s Future Navy Tugboat Passed Sea Trials
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VIDEO: Pella Shipyards’s Future Navy Tugboat Passed Sea Trials

Pella Shipyards’s special purpose tugboat “Belukha” (Building No 629, project 16609), built for the Russian Ministry of Defense, has successfully passed its sea trials. In the current year the tugboat will be delivered to the State Customer and put into operation within the Baltic Fleet Navy. The

about 12 years ago
ITS MIMBELLI Leaves Operation Ocean Shield
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ITS MIMBELLI Leaves Operation Ocean Shield

NATO’s Counter-Piracy Mission, Operation Ocean Shield, has bid farewell to the Italian destroyer ITS MIMBELLI. The ITS MIMBELLI left Task Force 508 on Wednesday, 6 August 2014, after a job very well done as part of Operation Ocean Shield. The continuous, main effort of Task Force 508 is keeping co

about 12 years ago
HMS Ocean Ends Sea Trials
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HMS Ocean Ends Sea Trials

HMS Ocean has returned to Plymouth yesterday as the Nation’s Landing Platform Helicopter (LPH) following a month at sea holding intensive sea acceptance trials and training. From her brand new state-of-the-art radar to re-tuned engines, she now delivers a step change in performance following a £65

about 12 years ago
ITN Andrea Doria Returns to Suez Canal
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ITN Andrea Doria Returns to Suez Canal

Italian Navy’s launcher destroyer Andrea Doria has set sail from the Mediterranean to the Suez Canal for the second time after 2011 heading south. From next August 6, the unit will act as Flag Ship for Task Force 465 under the command of Rear Admiral Guido Rando, Force Commander of the EU Antipira

about 12 years ago
HMS Portland Back Home After Seven-Month Deployment
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HMS Portland Back Home After Seven-Month Deployment

The crew of the Royal UK Navy warship HMS Portland returned home to Plymouth on Friday, August 1, after a successful seven-month deployment to West Africa, the Falkland Islands and the Caribbean. HMS Portland has undertaken maritime security operations including counter narcotics and anti piracy p

about 12 years ago
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