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SM-3 intercepts first ballistic missile off Hawaii
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SM-3 intercepts first ballistic missile off Hawaii

Raytheon’s Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) intercepted its first ballistic missile target during a test organized by the U.S. Missile Defense Agency, the Japan ministry of defense, and U.S. Navy sailors aboard USS John Paul Jones (DDG 53). The SM-3 Block IIA is being developed cooperatively by the United

about 9 years ago
Persian Gulf exercise Unified Trident wraps up
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Persian Gulf exercise Unified Trident wraps up

Navy ships from Australia, Great Britain, France and the U.S. concluded their participation in the multi-national exercise Unified Trident that was held in the Persian Gulf. More than 15 ships, plus numerous aircraft from the four navies completed many different evolutions from January 31 to Februar

about 9 years ago
NAVAIR shoots down UAV with Spike missile
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NAVAIR shoots down UAV with Spike missile

During a December 2016 test at China Lake, the U.S. Naval Air Warfare Center’s Weapons Division-developed Spike missile, twice, demonstrated the capability of the missile to shoot down an Outlaw UAV with one shot. Spike is a forward-firing miniature munition that can be launched from the ground or t

about 9 years ago
Photo: E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes land in Japan
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Photo: E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes land in Japan

A squadron composed of five U.S. Navy E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft landed at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, to join the USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) Carrier Strike Group. Relieving the “Liberty Bells” of VAW-115 as the early-warning squadron of the U.S. Navy’s Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5, the

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy cadets embark French training ships
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Royal Navy cadets embark French training ships

French Navy officer cadets welcomed their Britannia Royal Naval College counterparts aboard their training ship squadron recently. Eight Royal Navy Young Officers (YOs) sailed with the French Marine Nationale’s training ships’ week-end visit to Dartmouth. Accompanied by two staff officers from the C

about 9 years ago
Ultra Electronics to work on early warning tech for Australia
Sensors & Combat Systems

Ultra Electronics to work on early warning tech for Australia

Ultra Electronics Avalon Systems will receive $1.7 million of Australian government funding to develop and demonstrate new ship-defense technologies, Australian minister for defense industry Christopher Pyne announced on Thursday. Minister Pyne said this innovation project would develop techniques t

about 9 years ago
First Chilean P-3 begins modernization
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First Chilean P-3 begins modernization

The Chilean Navy announced that the first of its two P-3 Orion maritime patrol aircraft departed the Concon Air Base to begin its modernization overhaul in Canada. The Orions will be overhauled by Canada’s IMP under a contract signed in October 2016. Under the structural mid-life upgrade modificatio

about 9 years ago
HMS Albion welcomes crew for first time in six years
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HMS Albion welcomes crew for first time in six years

A mothballed Royal Navy ship has officially reawakened when she embarked her crew for the first time since 2011. By doing so, amphibious command ship HMS Albion marked a major milestone in the ship’s multi-million pound capability upgrade in Plymouth. Abion was mothballed in 2011, just eight years a

about 9 years ago
Lockheed gets $45M for US Navy’s MH-60R submarine periscope detection kits
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Lockheed gets $45M for US Navy’s MH-60R submarine periscope detection kits

The U.S. Navy has awarded Lockheed Martin a $45.8 million contract to deliver automatic radar periscope detection and discrimination (ARPDD) standard retrofit p-kits deployed on the navy’s MH-60R helicopters. Under the contract, Lockheed is to deliver 29 systems that will allow the helicopters to di

about 9 years ago
USS Bonhomme Richard sets sail for post-availability certifications
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USS Bonhomme Richard sets sail for post-availability certifications

U.S. Navy’s forward-deployed amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) departed her homeport of Sasebo, Japan, on January 30. During a 3-month maintenance availability that was recently completed, the crew of Bonhomme Richard preserved and refurbished the ship and had the opportunity to t

about 9 years ago
Australia’s first air warfare destroyer starts acceptance trials
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Australia’s first air warfare destroyer starts acceptance trials

Royal Australian Navy’s future air warfare destroyer (AWD) Hobart departed the wharf at Techport Australia Monday morning to begin a second round of more advanced sea trials off the coast of South Australia. Known as ‘sea acceptance trials’ they follow the completion of ‘builder sea trials’ in Septe

about 9 years ago
HMS Westminster starts sea trials after major refit
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HMS Westminster starts sea trials after major refit

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Westminster has taken to sea after works on her overhaul were completed in October last year. The sea trials that started this week are the first step in the long road back to rejoining the front-line fleet. When the ‘capital ship’ last sailed she had a different rad

about 9 years ago
Watch the German Navy’s first F 125 frigate fire its guns
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Watch the German Navy’s first F 125 frigate fire its guns

FGS Baden-Württemberg, the lead ship of the German Navy’s F 125 frigates, was delivered to the navy last year and is currently underway, carrying out tests and training. Back in July 2016, Captain at sea Michael Budde, Commander of the German Navy’s 2nd Flotilla, said the Baden Württemberg needs to

about 9 years ago
US Navy contracts Raytheon for F/A-18 ATFLIR pod repairs
Sensors & Combat Systems

US Navy contracts Raytheon for F/A-18 ATFLIR pod repairs

The U.S. Navy has awarded Raytheon a $56.4 million contract for repair works on the Advanced Targeting Forward Looking Infrared System used on the navy’s F/A-18 Super Hornets. ATFLIR is a targeting pod used on F/A-18s for electro-optical/infrared imagery and target detection for air-to-air and air-t

about 9 years ago
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