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UK: New Helicopter Trains Aboard HMS Monmouth
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UK: New Helicopter Trains Aboard HMS Monmouth

The Royal Naval frigate HMS Monmouth has conducted the first in-service landings of a new helicopter on board at sea. The Wildcat of 700 Naval Air Squadron from Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton in Somerset landed on the flight-deck of the Plymouth-based ship to conduct the flight deck landings of t

about 13 years ago
Top News of the Week November 25 – 30
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Top News of the Week November 25 – 30

Commanding Officer of USS Jefferson City Relieved NAVAL BASE POINT LOMA, Calif. – Cmdr. John Croghan relieved Cmdr. Brien Dickson as Commanding Officer of USS Jefferson City (SSN 759) during a pier side ceremony on Naval Base Point Loma Nov. 22. Capt. Thomas Ishee, Commander, Submarine Squadron 11,

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Queen Elizabeth’s Radar Craned into Place
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UK: HMS Queen Elizabeth’s Radar Craned into Place

HMS Queen Elizabeth – the Navy’s flagship of tomorrow – is now taller than Nelson’s Column with the addition of the ship’s main radar. The large long range radar was craned into place on top of the carrier’s forward island. A large black slab now sits atop Britain’s biggest warship as the huge radar

about 13 years ago
HMS Northumberland to Visit Liverpool, UK
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HMS Northumberland to Visit Liverpool, UK

The Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Northumberland will make a short visit to Liverpool. Arriving on the evening of Friday November 29, the 133-metre anti-submarine warship will go alongside at the Cruise Liner Terminal in the heart of the city. Although not open to the public on this occasion, a n

about 13 years ago
UK: Babcock Begins HMS Sutherland Upgrade Project
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UK: Babcock Begins HMS Sutherland Upgrade Project

Babcock has begun work to deliver an upgrade and maintenance programme on HMS Sutherland, which will see the Type 23 frigate receive extensive upgrades and improvements that will significantly increase the ship’s sustainability and fighting capability. Sutherland docked down on Friday, 22 November,

about 13 years ago

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UK: Lynx Helicopter Trains Onboard HMS Monmouth
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UK: Lynx Helicopter Trains Onboard HMS Monmouth

Royal Naval fliers have been training on how to land on the ever-moving deck of a warship as they get closer to landing their ‘wings’ flying qualification. Aircrew from 702 Naval Air Squadron left their base at Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton in Somerset to join Plymouth frigate HMS Monmouth and p

about 13 years ago
Top News of the Week November 18 – 24, 2013
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Top News of the Week November 18 – 24, 2013

USS Chancellorsville Finishes Combat Systems Upgrades Naval Sea Systems Command completed the first-ever Air Defense Cruiser Aegis Baseline 9 combat systems upgrade for USS Chancellorsville (CG 62), March 29. The upgrade, part of the Navy’s Cruiser Modernization program, began in April 2012 at BAE S

about 13 years ago
USA: ACC’s T-SAS System Shows Off Its Mine-Hunting Capabilities
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USA: ACC’s T-SAS System Shows Off Its Mine-Hunting Capabilities

Advanced Acoustic Concepts (AAC), a joint venture between DRS Technologies and Thales, successfully demonstrated advanced mine-hunting capabilities with the US Navy during the 2013 Fleet Experimentation (FLEX) Unmanned Systems (UxS) Campaign. By towing the unmanned high resolution synthetic aperture

about 13 years ago
UK Warships Host Minister in Middle East
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UK Warships Host Minister in Middle East

HMS Montrose and two Mine Counter Measure Vessels (MCMVs) hosted the UK’s Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology during a port visit to the United Arab Emirates. Mr Philip Dunne MP visited Type 23 frigate HMS Montrose and MCMVs HMS Quorn and HMS Atherstone whilst they were alongside

about 13 years ago
Ukrainian Navy Corvette Concludes Her Role in Active Endeavor
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Ukrainian Navy Corvette Concludes Her Role in Active Endeavor

The Ukrainian Navy corvette Ternopil led by Capt. 3rd Rank Oleg Grygoriev completed all the tasks in the Mediterranean Sea assigned within the NATO anti-terrorist operation Active Endeavor and is now en route to Sevastopol. The crew of the Ukrainian military ship completed the practical actions on m

about 13 years ago

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Russian Navy Receives Tugboat from Pella Shipyard
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Russian Navy Receives Tugboat from Pella Shipyard

Pella shipyard has delivered the tugboat “RB-400” (building No 938, project 90600) to the State Customer – Russian Navy. The tugboat is intended for towing and berthing operations in harbor, roadsteads and coastal areas which comply with R3 navigation area, refloating of ships and vessels, fire figh

about 13 years ago
UK: Sailors from HMS Cattistock Ready for Gulf Mission
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UK: Sailors from HMS Cattistock Ready for Gulf Mission

Ready to head out to the Gulf shortly to take over one of their two sister ships are the crew of Portsmouth minehunter HMS Cattistock. The 45 sailors aboard the Hunt-class ship came through their two final major assessments with flying colours, first testing the ability of the small 750-tonne warshi

about 13 years ago
Ukraine Hosts Sea Breeze 2014 Planning Conference
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Ukraine Hosts Sea Breeze 2014 Planning Conference

Sea Breeze 2014 planning conference was held in Odesa, Ukraine. The event was attended by Deputy Chief of General Staff of Armed Forces of Ukraine Lieutenant General Volodymyr Khyzhy, Leader of the U.S. Delegation U.S. Navy Capt. 1st Rank John Mosher and Leader of the Ukrainian Working Group of the

about 13 years ago
Dutch Navy Ship Intercepts 2 Drugs Transports
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Dutch Navy Ship Intercepts 2 Drugs Transports

In the space of a week, the Royal Netherlands Navy ship HNLMS Amsterdam has intercepted 2 drugs transports, confiscating a total of 1,200 kilos of cocaine in the process. In HNLMS Amsterdam’s first interception, the boat carrying the drugs was heading north from Colombia. After the go-fast boat had

about 13 years ago