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MDBA to supply additional Marte anti-ship missiles to UAE Navy
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MDBA to supply additional Marte anti-ship missiles to UAE Navy

European missile manufacturer MBDA has been awarded a contract to supply additional Marte MK2/N anti-ship missiles to the UAE Navy, the company announced on Monday. This is a follow on to the contract signed in February 2009 for the supply of Marte missiles. Each high speed multi-role combat vessel

about 9 years ago
HMS Enterprise visits South Georgia on scientific deployment
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HMS Enterprise visits South Georgia on scientific deployment

Royal Navy survey ship HMS Enterprise is conducting scientific research in South Georgia, one of the most southerly points in what was once the British Empire. More than 7,000 miles from her home in Plymouth, the survey ship is enjoying the final weeks of the Austral summer to support British scient

about 9 years ago
Kelvin Hughes to provide radars for follow-on River-class offshore patrol vessels
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Kelvin Hughes to provide radars for follow-on River-class offshore patrol vessels

British company Kelvin Hughes will be supplying its SharpEye radar systems for the two follow-on Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessels HMS Tamar and HMS Spey. The announcement from Monday follows an earlier contract from 2015 for the delivery of same systems for the first three vessels in the

about 9 years ago
Future Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) sailors complete crew certification
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Future Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) sailors complete crew certification

U.S. Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the future USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), completed crew certification on February 16, following a three-day fast cruise. “It is the crew that brings the ship to life,” said Capt. Rick McCormack, Ford’s commanding officer. “The crew is at the heart of all that we d

about 9 years ago
Indian Navy’s second ocean going sailboat is ready for commissioning
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Indian Navy’s second ocean going sailboat is ready for commissioning

The Indian Navy is set to commission the sailboat that will take the first Indian all-women crew on a circumnavigation of the globe. The navy’s second ocean going sailboat is named Tarini and will be inducted at a ceremony scheduled to be held at the INS Mandovi Boat Pool on evening of February 18.

about 9 years ago
Canada’s heaviest icebreaker CCGS Louis St Laurent enters dry-dock for refit
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Canada’s heaviest icebreaker CCGS Louis St Laurent enters dry-dock for refit

Canadian Coast Guard Ship Louis St Laurent, the country’s heaviest icebreaker, arrived in Quebec, Canada where it was dry-docked for a refit. Work on the refit and upgrades of CCGS Louis St Laurent will be undertaken by Davie Shipbuilding under a $14 million contract announced in January 2017. Durin

about 9 years ago
Malaysian coastal patrol vessels to feature Kelvin Hughes radars
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Malaysian coastal patrol vessels to feature Kelvin Hughes radars

Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency’s six new coastal patrol vessels, to be built by Destini Shipbuilding, will be featuring Kelvin Hughes radars. According to Kelvin Hughes, the vessels will be equipped with a widescreen navigation radar display along with the new type-approved 12kW X-Band radar

about 9 years ago
US Navy WWII cruiser wreck off Indonesia still intact, survey reveals
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US Navy WWII cruiser wreck off Indonesia still intact, survey reveals

The wreck of the U.S. Navy’s World War II cruiser USS Houston (CA 30) lying in Indonesian waters appears to be intact, an analysis of data from a multi-beam sonar survey has revealed. Following a 2014 expedition, specialists from the Naval History and Heritage Command Underwater Archeology (UA) Bran

about 9 years ago
Fincantieri starts construction of first Italian Navy multipurpose offshore patrol ship
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Fincantieri starts construction of first Italian Navy multipurpose offshore patrol ship

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri marked the construction start of the first Italian Navy Multipurpose Offshore Patrol Ship (PPA) with a steel cutting ceremony at its shipyard in Muggiano (La Spezia) on February 13. The shipbuilder said the first of seven offshore patrol ships would be delivered in 20

about 9 years ago
After submarines, Norway and Germany team up on missile production
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After submarines, Norway and Germany team up on missile production

Apart from the previously announced collaboration on submarine acquisition, Germany and Norway will also be joining forces on naval missiles. After the Norwegian ministry of defense announced the choice of German TKMS as the preferred builder for its navy’s four new submarines less than two weeks ag

about 9 years ago
USS Bonhomme Richard aces unit-level training
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USS Bonhomme Richard aces unit-level training

U.S. Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) completed its unit-level training in record time and returned to Sasebo, Japan,on February 13. “Out at sea, ship’s readiness and operability are the responsibility of all hands,” said Capt. Jeffrey Ward, USS Bonhomme Richard, commandin

about 9 years ago
Australian, New Zealand and Canadian navies conduct anti-submarine warfare exercise
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Australian, New Zealand and Canadian navies conduct anti-submarine warfare exercise

The Royal Australian, New Zealand and Canadian Navies took part in anti-submarine warfare exercises off the east coast of New Zealand late last year. Exercise NGA TAHI sought to strengthen relations and refine common operating procedures between the participating nations. Australian submarine HMAS D

about 9 years ago
US ships complete live-fire exercise
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US ships complete live-fire exercise

In conjunction with the Missile Defense Agency, guided-missile cruisers USS Vella Gulf (CG 72) and USS Leyte Gulf (CG 55), along with guided-missile destroyers USS James E. Williams (DDG 95) and USS Oscar Austin (DDG 79), successfully executed a live-fire missile exercise off the coast of North Caro

about 9 years ago
French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle starts mid-life refit
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French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle starts mid-life refit

French Navy’s nuclear-powered aircraft carrier FS Charles de Gaulle has entered dry dock in the Toulon navy base to start its mid life refit. The undertaking will be led by DGA (French armament procurement agency), the French Navy’s Fleet Support Department and the aircraft carrier’s crew in collabo

about 9 years ago
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