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South Korea signs contract for six new frigates to be built by 2026
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South Korea signs contract for six new frigates to be built by 2026

Initiating the first step in a process to construct six new Batch III frigates South Korea’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) signed an initial 16.6 billion KRW ($13.7M) with Hyundai Heavy Industries on December 27. The contract will see the shipbuilder start planing and design work

about 9 years ago
US Navy destroyer visits Puerto Princesa, Philippines
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US Navy destroyer visits Puerto Princesa, Philippines

U.S. Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS John S. McCain arrived in Puerto Princesa, the Philippines for a brief port call on December 24. During the visit, the McCain crew will participate in a series of community service projects and sporting events. The visit comes months after

about 9 years ago
USS Wasp wraps up 6-month stint ahead of Japan deployment
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USS Wasp wraps up 6-month stint ahead of Japan deployment

After 12 years of idleness in port, U.S. Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Wasp (LHD 1) deployed this year for a busy 2016. After six months underway, the ship is now set to return to Norfolk on December 24. Once there, Wasp will undergo a planned maintenance availability that is expected to be fin

about 9 years ago
Germany upgrades minehunters, buys training simulators
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Germany upgrades minehunters, buys training simulators

Germany is modernizing the last three of ten Frankenthal 332A class minehunters with a new mine countermeasure system. The Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw) announced December 21 that Atlas Elektronik, a joint company of ThyssenKrupp and

about 9 years ago
Spanish sail training ship concludes 88th cruise
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Spanish sail training ship concludes 88th cruise

Midshipmen aboard the Spanish Navy’s training ship Juan Sebastián de Elcano concluded the 88th training cruise by docking in Cadiz, Spain, on Friday. The purpose of these training cruises is to contribute to the nautical, military, social and human instruction of Spanish Navy midshipmen (future offi

about 9 years ago
US, ROK Navy start junior officer exchange program
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US, ROK Navy start junior officer exchange program

A junior U.S. Navy officer embarked on a Republic of Korea (ROK) Navy ship as part of the newly created Combined Edge junior officer exchange program, December 21-23. Combined Edge was formed to improve combined warfighting integration between the U.S. and ROK navies by allowing U.S. Navy officers t

about 9 years ago
US Navy attack submarine on liberty port visit in Japan
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US Navy attack submarine on liberty port visit in Japan

U.S. Navy’s Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Alexandria (SSN 757) docked at the Fleet Activities Sasebo, Japan on December 22. The port visit is part of its Indo-Asia-Pacific patrol. “Alexandria departed the shipyard in Portsmouth, New Hampshire a little over one year ago,” said Cmdr. Todd San

about 9 years ago
Germany upgrades its air defense frigates with longer range radars
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Germany upgrades its air defense frigates with longer range radars

Germany has decided to upgrade its Sachsen-class air defense frigates with the aim of improving their contribution to NATO’s missile defense system. The ships’ long range radars are being replaced with new ones that will have a significantly broadened scope of engagement. Apart from defending agains

about 9 years ago
Raytheon gets $64.4M for CIWS design engineering and support
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Raytheon gets $64.4M for CIWS design engineering and support

The U.S. Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded Raytheon a $64.6 million contract for design agent engineering and technical support services for the Phalanx close-in weapon system (CIWS), SeaRAM, and land-based Phalanx weapon system. CIWS is a fast-reaction terminal defense against low- and high-fly

about 9 years ago
USS George Washington prepares for four-year break after 25 years of service
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USS George Washington prepares for four-year break after 25 years of service

U.S. Navy’s nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) is preparing to take an extended 40-plus-month break for its Refueling Complex Overhaul (RCOH) maintenance period after nearly 25 years of service. Throughout the first 25 years of an aircraft carrier’s life, it goes through

about 9 years ago
HMCS St. John’s picked as next Canadian ship to deploy to NATO’s SNMG2
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HMCS St. John’s picked as next Canadian ship to deploy to NATO’s SNMG2

The Royal Canadian Navy has selected Halifax-class frigate HMCS St. John’s as the next RCN ship to deploy on NATO’s operation Reassurance in early 2017. The frigate will support the standing NATO maritime group 2 (SNMG 2) in the Mediterranean Sea contributing to regional security and stability. HMCS

about 9 years ago
Video: US Navy tests unmanned swarming boats
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Video: US Navy tests unmanned swarming boats

The U.S. Office of Naval Research has recently tested autonomous unmanned swarming boats during a demonstration in the lower Chesapeake Bay. According to the service, the results have revealed ‘dramatic new possibilities’ for autonomy in future naval missions. Using a combination of software, radar

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy launches second Hobart class destroyer
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Australian Navy launches second Hobart class destroyer

The second Hobart class destroyer marked a major milestone in its construction when she was officially named Brisbane and launched in Adelaide on 15th of December. Mrs Robyn Shackleton, wife of former Chief of Navy and Commanding Officer of HMAS Brisbane II, Vice Admiral David Shackleton (retired),

about 9 years ago
USCG Cutters begin ice-breaking season
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USCG Cutters begin ice-breaking season

With the U.S. National Weather Service reporting frigid arctic air settling over New England Thursday night with lows in the single digits, U.S. Coast Guard cutters are poised to work hard to keep vital shipping lanes open during the ice-breaking season. The season officially started on December 12t

about 9 years ago
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