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USS Mount Whitney Returns to Homeport after Busy Schedule
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USS Mount Whitney Returns to Homeport after Busy Schedule

USS Mount Whitney (LCC 20), returned to its homport in Gaeta, Italy, July 3, following a two-month deployment to participate in community relations events, military exercises and scheduled port visits. During the deployment, Mount Whitney made port visits to Lisbon, Portugal; Ventspils, Latvia; and

about 13 years ago
Russia: DCNS Presents Its Naval Portfolio at IMDS Exhibition
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Russia: DCNS Presents Its Naval Portfolio at IMDS Exhibition

DCNS a naval prime contractor, systems integrator and shipbuilder, is presenting its vast portfolio of products and services at IMDS Exhibition taking place in Saint Petersburg, Russia from 3rd to 7th of July. DCNS is supplying two BPC-type projection and command vessels to Russia under a contract s

about 13 years ago
INS Trikand Commissioned into Indian Navy
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INS Trikand Commissioned into Indian Navy

INS Trikand, the last of three “Follow On Talwar Class” frigates built in the Russian Federation, was commissioned into the Indian Navy on 29 June 2013 at Kaliningrad, Russia by Vice Admiral R K Dhowan, Vice Chief of the Naval Staff, Indian Navy, in a ceremony marked by traditional military fervour

about 13 years ago
BLAS DE LEZO to Take Part in BMD Exercise with US Navy Destroyer
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BLAS DE LEZO to Take Part in BMD Exercise with US Navy Destroyer

The Spanish AEGIS frigate BLAS DE LEZO (F-103), flag ship of COMSNMG-2 Rear Admiral Eugenio Díaz del Rio, will soon participate in an air defence and ballistic missile defence (BMD) exercise with the US Navy destroyer USS Mahan (DDG-72) in Mediterranean waters. Both ships share the AEGIS combat syst

about 13 years ago
ZNT Yard Holds Keel Laying Ceremony for Four SAR Boats for RF Defense Ministry
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ZNT Yard Holds Keel Laying Ceremony for Four SAR Boats for RF Defense Ministry

ZNT Yard OJSC laid the keels of four search-and-rescue boats (project 23040) ordered by RF Defense Ministry. In late March, 2013, ZNT Yard OJSC signed a state contract for construction of 16 search-and-rescue boats (project 23040) by the order of RF Defense Ministry. 23040 project boat is a continua

about 13 years ago
HMS Richmond to Visit London, UK
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HMS Richmond to Visit London, UK

The Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Richmond will sail up the River Thames and go alongside at West India Dock today for the start of a five-day visit to the capital. HMS Richmond is affiliated to Richmond-upon-Thames – and also to Richmond in North Yorkshire – and the ship’s commanding officer, Comm

about 13 years ago
Spain: NDLO, Navantia Ink Life Cycle Support Deal
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Spain: NDLO, Navantia Ink Life Cycle Support Deal

NDLO and Navantia signed in Bergen a “Follow on Technical Support” for the maintaining and life support works of the F-310 class frigates built by Navantia, during the next 3 years. The contract was signed on 26th of June by the Head of NDLO Naval Systems, Rear Admiral Morten Jacobesen and the Chair

about 13 years ago
USCG, Dutch Navy Carry Out USD 24 Mln Drug Bust
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USCG, Dutch Navy Carry Out USD 24 Mln Drug Bust

What happens when the Coast Guard, Customs and Border Protection and Royal Netherlands Navy work together? A $24 million drug bust. The multi-agency seizure of 1,517 pounds of cocaine – estimated to have a wholesale value of more than $24 million – all began with a suspicious go-fast vessel. The cre

about 13 years ago
HMS Echo Visits Malta
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HMS Echo Visits Malta

Survey ship HMS Echo has spent 12 days in Malta on the first stage of her 18-month mission to the Mediterranean and Middle East. The Devonport-based hydrographic vessel will be updating charts used by seafarers the world over, courtesy of her hi-tech sonar suites. It’s just under a year since the De

about 13 years ago
HMS Iron Duke Returns to Sea after 16-Month Upgrade
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HMS Iron Duke Returns to Sea after 16-Month Upgrade

Portsmouth-based HMS Iron Duke has returned to sea after a 16-month upgrade and now boasts one of the world’s most advanced radar systems. The Type 23 frigate is the first Royal Navy ship to be fitted with Artisan – a 3D radar 5 times better than the old version it replaces. Iron Duke left Portsmout

about 13 years ago
VIDEO: Russian Navy’s New Tugboat Ready for Official Trials
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VIDEO: Russian Navy’s New Tugboat Ready for Official Trials

The tugboat “RB-404” (Building No 623, project 16609) has successfully passed its mooring and sea trials and it is ready for its official trials. The tugboat, being built by Pella shipyard, will be delivered to the Russian Navy and put into operation within Pacific Fleet of the Navy by the end of th

about 13 years ago
HMS Ramsey, HMS Dragon Team Up to Safeguard Shipping in the Gulf
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HMS Ramsey, HMS Dragon Team Up to Safeguard Shipping in the Gulf

Sandown-class minehunter HMS Ramsey may only be a sixteenth of the size of HMS Dragon, a Type 45 air defence destroyer, but the two vessels are working side by side maintaining maritime security in the region – a task the Royal Navy has been undertaking for over twenty years. Two Sandown and two Hun

about 13 years ago
UK Navy to Get Its First Unmanned ‘Eye in the Sky’
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UK Navy to Get Its First Unmanned ‘Eye in the Sky’

The Royal Navy is to get its first unmanned ‘eye in the sky’ in a £30m deal to buy the ScanEagle reconnaissance aircraft. The pilotless plane has been used by the US Navy over the past decade and has been trialled by the Royal Navy. Whitehall is investing in the small, unarmed ScanEagle robot planes

about 13 years ago
French Navy Tests Operational Capabilities of FLASH SONICS System
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French Navy Tests Operational Capabilities of FLASH SONICS System

During the three-month long deployment of the FREMM frigate Aquitaine, the implementation crew for the NH90 helicopter from 33F Squadron had an opportunity to experience the operational capabilities of the FLASH SONICS system. The FLASH system (Folding Light Acoustic System for Helicopters) is an ac

about 13 years ago
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