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HMS Tireless to Be Decommissioned
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HMS Tireless to Be Decommissioned

The Royal UK Navy nuclear-powered submarine HMS Tireless is due to be officially retired from active service at a ceremony in Plymouth on Thursday (June 19). The nuclear-powered Trafalgar Class submarine returned to her base-port of Devonport, in Plymouth, for the last time on June 1 before decomm

about 12 years ago
Exercise Deep Blue
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Exercise Deep Blue

After a ten day work-up on-board HMS Illustrious around the Cornish coast, the Merlin Carrier Air Group (MCAG) prepare to “Go Deep” as they sail westwards out into the Atlantic in pursuit of Submarines. Exercise Deep Blue has so far seen the Merlin Mk 2s from Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose put t

about 12 years ago
HMS Bangor Leaves Rosyth Dockyard for Sea Trials
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HMS Bangor Leaves Rosyth Dockyard for Sea Trials

Sandown class mine hunter HMS Bangor has left Babcock’s Rosyth dockyard for sea trials on Friday, 13 June, following a successful six month Support Period (Docking) (SP(D)). The SP(D), carried out under the Surface Ship Support Alliance Class Output Management (COM) arrangements by the Babcock-led

about 12 years ago
Image of the Day: Ships Begin Underway Phase of BALTOPS 2014
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Image of the Day: Ships Begin Underway Phase of BALTOPS 2014

Ships from various nations in the Baltic Region and the U.S. 6th Fleet command ship USS Mount Whitney (LCC 20) begin the underway phase of Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) 2014. The annual multinational exercise is in its 42nd year and is conducted to enhance maritime capabilities and interoperability

about 12 years ago
HMS Chiddingfold Sets Sails for the Gulf
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HMS Chiddingfold Sets Sails for the Gulf

HMS Chiddingfold sailed from Portsmouth 9 June for the Gulf where she will spend three years protecting vital sea lanes. Although the 42 crew on board the minehunter will rotate every six months, the ship will be based in Bahrain until 2017. Chiddingfold will work with three other UK minehunters c

about 12 years ago
US Secretary of Defense Visits USS Vella Gulf
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US Secretary of Defense Visits USS Vella Gulf

The Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Vella Gulf (CG 72) welcomed aboard U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel during a scheduled port visit to Constanta, Romania, June 5. Vella Gulf’s presence in Romania reaffirms the United States’ commitment to strengthening ties with NATO allies and

about 12 years ago
New Underwater Target for UK Navy’s Submarine Tests
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New Underwater Target for UK Navy’s Submarine Tests

A new underwater target is being used to test the Royal UK Navy’s latest generation of submariners as part of a £5.3m five-year deal. It will be down to the sonar and control room teams aboard Astute, Vanguard and Trafalgar-class submarines to first find these devices in Scottish waters – then pot

about 12 years ago
HMS Enterprise Deploys on Patrol from Plymouth
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HMS Enterprise Deploys on Patrol from Plymouth

HMS Enterprise was waved off as she deployed on patrol from Plymouth yesterday 4 June after months of challenging training and maintenance. The was waved off at Devil’s Point as she sailed across Plymouth Sound via HM Naval Base, Devonport, for 18 months of vital survey work in the Bay of Biscay,

about 12 years ago
Design Contracts for Type 26 Global Combat Ship Announced
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Design Contracts for Type 26 Global Combat Ship Announced

BAE Systems has announced new design contracts for the Type 26 Global Combat Ship, which will play a vital role in the programme to deliver the Royal Navy’s next generation surface warship. Six Design Development Agreements have been awarded covering key areas such as propulsion, ventilation and e

about 12 years ago
UK Navy’s Marlin Helicopters to Undergo Tests
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UK Navy’s Marlin Helicopters to Undergo Tests

The Royal UK Navy’s new submarine-hunting helicopters will face their greatest test yet when they head into the Atlantic next week in the biggest exercise of its kind for many years. Taking part in Exercise Deep Blue in the Western Approaches, the nine Merlin helicopters will join HMS Illustrious

about 12 years ago
HMS Ocean Prepares to Return to Sea
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HMS Ocean Prepares to Return to Sea

A team from HMS Ocean has been training at Britannia Royal Naval College (BRNC) in preparation for taking Britain’s biggest warship back to sea following a 15-month £65 million revamp. The ship’s Bridge team of 11, made up of Officers and Ratings, spent the week at the Naval College in Dartmouth u

about 12 years ago
Phoenix Express: Sailors Conduct Mock Mass Casualty Exercise
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Phoenix Express: Sailors Conduct Mock Mass Casualty Exercise

Phoenix Express 2014, a multinational maritime exercise between North African, European, and U.S. naval forces, which began its inport phase at the NATO Maritime Interdiction Operation Training Center (NMIOTC) in Souda Bay, May 13, is now in its underway operations phase in the central Mediterranean

about 12 years ago
HMS Sutherland Refit Almost Over
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HMS Sutherland Refit Almost Over

HMS Sutherland prepares to enter the water for the first time in six months as her refit approaches a major milestone. The frigate has been out of action since October – and out of the water since the following month – while undergoing an 11-month revamp in her home base of Devonport. That revamp

about 12 years ago
HMS Somerset Organizes Service of Remembrance (UK)
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HMS Somerset Organizes Service of Remembrance (UK)

HMS Somerset held a Service of Remembrance for personnel from HMS Brilliant who perished when their Lynx helicopter crashed in Mombasa, Kenya on 14 May 1989. The ship’s company of HMS Somerset, including the embarked Lynx flight crew, took time to remember those lost from the Type 22 Broadsword-cl

about 12 years ago
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