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Royal Navy’s Minehunters Join American Counterparts in Major Minehunting Exercise
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Royal Navy’s Minehunters Join American Counterparts in Major Minehunting Exercise

Six Royal Navy and RFA ships, plus specialist dive teams and Fleet Air Arm squadrons joined their American counterparts in a major minehunting exercise in the Gulf. The joint workout – billed as the most extensive of its kind in several years – saw the two allies work together to clear a path throug

about 12 years ago
HMS Westminster Tests Her Skills in Gulf of Oman
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HMS Westminster Tests Her Skills in Gulf of Oman

Royal Navy warship HMS Westminster currently on deployment has been putting her submarine hunting skills to the test with a combined UK and US Naval Anti-Submarine Warfare exercise in the Gulf of Oman. HMS Westminster is part of the UK’s Response Force Task Group (RFTG) currently on the Royal Navy’s

about 13 years ago
Irish Naval Service Chooses Kelvin Hughes to Upgrade Its Fleet
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Irish Naval Service Chooses Kelvin Hughes to Upgrade Its Fleet

The Irish Naval Service has selected Kelvin Hughes to provide the SharpEye radar and the MantaDigital display for the incremental upgrade of its fleet. Ships of the Irish Naval Service operate in some of the harshest maritime conditions, including the North Atlantic, and the decision in favour of Sh

about 13 years ago
Saab, Royal Thai Navy Pen Combat Management and Radar Systems Contract
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Saab, Royal Thai Navy Pen Combat Management and Radar Systems Contract

Defence and security company Saab has signed a contract with Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Korea, for development and integration of combat management and radar systems on a new frigate for the Royal Thai Navy. The order amounts to MSEK 850. The contract comprises of combat management s

about 13 years ago
Swedish CG’s GeoSwath Multibeam Echosounder Ready for Operation
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Swedish CG’s GeoSwath Multibeam Echosounder Ready for Operation

Kongsberg GeoAcoustics has completed the prestigious Swedish Coast Guard (KBV) project with the installation and full acceptance of a 125 kHz GeoSwath Shallow Water Multibeam echosounder on the fourth and final new-build multipurpose vessel. These vessels, all under Swedish flag, are defined as mult

about 13 years ago
Red Sea: HMS Bulwark Clocks Up 14 Hours of RAS
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Red Sea: HMS Bulwark Clocks Up 14 Hours of RAS

Fleet Flagship HMS Bulwark has restocked her food supplies during a marathon 14-hour replenishment with Royal Fleet Auxiliary Fort Austin in the middle of the Red Sea. A highly complex manoeuvre, a replenishment at sea (RAS) takes a lot of seamanship skill on all sides – from the navigation on the b

about 13 years ago
Thales to Outfit Norwegian Navy’s Skjold-Class Corvettes with MRR
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Thales to Outfit Norwegian Navy’s Skjold-Class Corvettes with MRR

Thales has signed the first contract to provide through-life support for six MRR (Multi-Role Radar) systems aboard Royal Norwegian Navy Skjold-class corvettes. The five-year contract with the Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation (NDLO) highlights the company’s excellent relations with its Norweg

about 13 years ago
Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistic Organization Seeks Contractor
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Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistic Organization Seeks Contractor

Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) is looking for a contractor to provide sonar equipment for a period of 48 months from the date of the contract award. The framework agreement includes non-exclusive purchase of equipment, support and training needed for navigation sonars.

about 13 years ago
HMS Trenchant Begins Her RAMP at Devonport, UK
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HMS Trenchant Begins Her RAMP at Devonport, UK

Trafalgar class nuclear powered attack submarine (SSN) HMS Trenchant has docked down at Devonport Royal Dockyard for a substantial two year Revalidation and Assisted Maintenance Period (RAMP) being undertaken by Babcock. The RAMP will ensure the submarine is safe to operate for the rest of her commi

about 13 years ago
France: Lorient Shipyard Floats Out FREMM Frigate
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France: Lorient Shipyard Floats Out FREMM Frigate

On 18 September 2013, FREMM frigate Provence was floated out of its building dock at the Lorient shipyard. With five FREMM multimission frigates at different stages of assembly and construction, this float-out (or pre-outfitting launch) – always a major milestone – highlights the Group’s expertise i

about 13 years ago
Russia: RB-399 Completes Sea Trials
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Russia: RB-399 Completes Sea Trials

Russia’s Pella Shipyard has completed the sea part of the official trials of the tugboat “RB-399” building No 937, pr. 90600. Before the end of this year the tugboat will be put into operation within the Russian Federation’s Northern Fleet. The tugboat is intended for towing and berthing operations

about 13 years ago
Senegal: Navy to Map West African Coastline
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Senegal: Navy to Map West African Coastline

In Dakar, Senegal, marines in full packs board HNLMS Rotterdam in the early hours of the morning for a training session with African military personnel. At the same time, the orange hydrographic survey launch of the Netherlands Defence Hydrographic Service leaves its Dakar mooring to map the Senegal

about 13 years ago
British Warships Join Saudi Arabian Counterparts in Exercise Red Alligator
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British Warships Join Saudi Arabian Counterparts in Exercise Red Alligator

British warships have taken part in their first major exercise in the Persian Gulf since passing through the Suez Canal last week. Three Royal Navy ships – fleet flagship HMS Bulwark, helicopter and commando carrier HMS Illustrious and Type 23 frigate HMS Westminster – joined with 3 warships from th

about 13 years ago
HMS Exploit Continues Her Busy Tempo of Operations
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HMS Exploit Continues Her Busy Tempo of Operations

HMS Exploit has continued her busy tempo of operations after Summer Leave period, by embarking 11 Officer Cadets from Britannia Royal Navy College for Initial Warfare Officer Foundation Training. As part of the new training system at BRNC, young warfare officers complete a 13 week package of simulat

about 13 years ago
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