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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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HM Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Visits RFTG
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HM Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Visits RFTG

Her Majesty’s Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Sir John Jenkins LVO KCMG, visited HMS Bulwark while the warship transited the Red Sea on route to the Gulf. It was Sir John’s first overnight visit to a Royal Navy warship at sea but it gave him the opportunity to see the Royal Navy’s Respons

about 13 years ago
UK Warships Return to Sea following Week of Key London Events
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UK Warships Return to Sea following Week of Key London Events

HMS Sutherland and HMS Tyne were moored at the Royal Docks outside ExCel from Monday September 9 until Sunday as part of the DSEi defence and security exhibition, providing delegates with a visible demonstration of naval power and capability. he third vessel – HMS Northumberland – was berthed at Can

about 13 years ago
Chief of New Zealand Navy Pays Visit to HMS Collingwood
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Chief of New Zealand Navy Pays Visit to HMS Collingwood

Rear Admiral Jack Steer, ONZM, Chief Of New Zealand Navy visited the MWS recently as part of a wider visit to the UK. During his time at HMS Collingwood the Admiral visited the Maritime Composite Training System, the Bridge Simulator, the Phalanx Maintainer and the Radar Laboratory. The Admiral then

about 13 years ago
HMS Northumberland to Visit County of Northumberland, UK
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HMS Northumberland to Visit County of Northumberland, UK

HMS Northumberland will visit her affiliate County of Northumberland from Friday, September 13 to Monday September 16 and will be berthed at Whitehill Point, which is just upriver from the Ro-Ro berths within the Port of Tyne complex. Numerous events are being planned for the Type 23 frigate and her

about 13 years ago
UK: Cassidian Optronics Presents New OMS 200 Low-Profile Optronic Mast
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UK: Cassidian Optronics Presents New OMS 200 Low-Profile Optronic Mast

At this year’s DSEI exhibition in London, Cassidian Optronics GmbH, previously known as Carl Zeiss Optronics, presents its new OMS 200 low-profile optronic mast. Using newly developed passive sensors the system improves reconnaissance capabilities, especially when visibility is bad. At the same time

about 13 years ago

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Fugro Displays Its New SRV Simulator at DSEI in London, UK
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Fugro Displays Its New SRV Simulator at DSEI in London, UK

Fugro Subsea Services Ltd gave the first public showing of its new Submarine Rescue Vehicle (SRV) simulator at the DSEI show in London. The simulator is based on Fugro’s DeepWorks ROV software and is designed to speed up the verification of vehicle design configurations and tooling, develop and prac

about 13 years ago
VIDEO: Indonesia’s Fatahillah Corvettes to Feature SCANTER 4100 Radar
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VIDEO: Indonesia’s Fatahillah Corvettes to Feature SCANTER 4100 Radar

Ultra Electronics Command and Control Systems has been contracted by the Republic of Indonesia’s Ministry of Defence for the mid-life modernisation of the first of the Fatahillah Class corvettes. Terma’s SCANTER 4100 radar has been selected by Ultra for integration as part of the new Combat System.

about 13 years ago
Terma Selected for Mid-Life Upgrade of Danish Navy’s OPVs
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Terma Selected for Mid-Life Upgrade of Danish Navy’s OPVs

The Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) has chosen Terma’s solutions for its Mid-Life Upgrade of the Danish Navy’s Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs). During the next four years, the THETIS-class OPVs will be updated with the SCANTER 4100 radar and the C-Flex command & Control S

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Enterprise Leaves Dry Dock
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UK: HMS Enterprise Leaves Dry Dock

HMS Enterprise has emerged from dry dock sporting a new paint job after a major five-yearly upgrade. The Plymouth–based survey ship’s docking maintenance period in Falmouth included improvements to the hull, engines, living conditions and the multi-beam hydrographic sonar. The new ‘Sealion’ hull coa

about 13 years ago