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HMS Dragon About to Embark on Maiden Deployment to Middle East
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HMS Dragon About to Embark on Maiden Deployment to Middle East

HMS Dragon sails from Portsmouth on Tuesday (March 19) on her maiden deployment, spending seven months on operations in the Middle East. The Type 45 destroyer will police busy shipping lanes in the Indian Ocean conducting maritime security and counter piracy operations. Dragon is the fourth of the R

about 13 years ago
HMS Argyll Arrives in Dakar, Senegal
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HMS Argyll Arrives in Dakar, Senegal

Royal Navy warship HMS Argyll has arrived in Dakar, Senegal for the start of a huge multi-national exercise off the coast of West Africa. The Type-23 frigate will represent the UK at Exercise Saharan Express which has been designed to improve cooperation for the participating nations while they oper

about 13 years ago
ATLAS ELEKTRONIK, Thales to Upgrade German Class F124 Frigates’ Combat System
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ATLAS ELEKTRONIK, Thales to Upgrade German Class F124 Frigates’ Combat System

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK and Thales Deutschland have jointly been commissioned to modernize the combat system of the German Class F124 frigates. The CEOs of both enterprises recently signed the contract at the Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw) in

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Ramsey’s Divers Clean the Minehunter’s ‘Moon Pool’ to Ensure Smooth Operation
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UK: HMS Ramsey’s Divers Clean the Minehunter’s ‘Moon Pool’ to Ensure Smooth Operation

If you ever wanted to know what the hole where a sonar on a minehunter is fitted looks like, allow diver Lt Cdr Ben Stait to demonstrate. This is the ‘moon pool’ of HMS Ramsey – the purposely-positioned hole in the Sandown-class ship’s hull through which the Variable Depth Sonar deploys. With the so

about 13 years ago
Next Generation of British Submarine Commanders Tested to the Limit
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Next Generation of British Submarine Commanders Tested to the Limit

HMS Richmond and her sister HMS Westminster have been charging around the fjords of Norway as the submarine commanders of tomorrow were tested to the limit. The two frigates joined some 20 NATO warships and aircraft trying to hunt down two submarines carrying students on the world-famous internation

about 13 years ago
Russian Navy Tug Launched, Soon to Join Black Fleet
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Russian Navy Tug Launched, Soon to Join Black Fleet

The regular tugboat of project 90600 (RB-398, building No 936) of the Acceptance Program of 2013 has been launched.The tugboat will be delivered to Russian Federation Navy and put into operation within Black Fleet Navy this year. The tugboat is intended for towing and berthing operations in harbor,

about 13 years ago
ESPS Méndez Núnez Conducts Training with Djiboutian Coast Guard
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ESPS Méndez Núnez Conducts Training with Djiboutian Coast Guard

On 04 March, during a port visit to Djibouti by the European Union Naval Force flagship, ESPS Méndez Núnez, her crew welcomed on board a group of ten members of the Djiboutian Coast Guard in order to conduct training exercises. The purpose of the visit was to conduct training for the Djiboutian Coas

about 13 years ago
SNMCMG1 Disposes of 8 Pieces of UXOs from English Channel
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SNMCMG1 Disposes of 8 Pieces of UXOs from English Channel

The last day of February for the Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group 1 was also the last day of “Beneficial Cooperation”. During the two-week operation in the English Channel the ships of SNMCMG1 located and disposed of 8 individual pieces of underwater explosive ordnance (UXOs) with a total of

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Richmond Hosts Royal Naval Association Visit
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UK: HMS Richmond Hosts Royal Naval Association Visit

HMS Richmond was pleased to welcome Mr Douglas Bell of the Royal Naval Association (Newbury Branch) for a short visit whilst the Ship was alongside HM Naval Base Portsmouth recently. Mr Bell (a former Charge Chief Petty Officer with 28 years service in the Royal Navy) had come onboard primarily to v

about 13 years ago
UK: Type 45 Destroyers’ Capabilities to Be Put to a Test
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UK: Type 45 Destroyers’ Capabilities to Be Put to a Test

The potential for Type 45 destroyers to help protect deployed UK and Allied forces from threat of ballistic missiles is to be investigated. Building on its relationship with the US Missile Defense Agency (MDA), the joint Ministry of Defence and industry-run UK Missile Defence Centre (MDC) has agreed

about 13 years ago
UK: Sailors Return to HMS Iron Duke
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UK: Sailors Return to HMS Iron Duke

Sailors from Portsmouth-based HMS Iron Duke have marched back on board following the ship’s 11-month refit. The 170 crew have rejoined the Type 23 frigate following her upgrade carried out by BAE Systems in Portsmouth Naval Base. Iron Duke will soon return to sea for an intensive few months of sea t

about 13 years ago
Merlin Helicopters Stalk Subs in the Mediterranean amid NATO’s Proud Manta
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Merlin Helicopters Stalk Subs in the Mediterranean amid NATO’s Proud Manta

Three Merlin helicopters from 829 and 814 Naval Air Squadrons based at Culdrose in southwest Cornwall as well as 75 supporting air and ground crew are the UK’s input to Proud Manta– the biggest anti-submarine exercise run by NATO. Ships, submarines and aircraft from 14 nations have converged on Sici

about 13 years ago
HMS Pembroke to Arrive in Glasgow, UK
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HMS Pembroke to Arrive in Glasgow, UK

Minehunter HMS Pembroke is expected to arrive in Glasgow today for a short visit where she will welcome on board local schoolchildren and sea cadets. Royal Navy warship HMS Pembroke will pay a short visit up the River Clyde to Glasgow on Wednesday, March 6, going alongside at King George V Dock. HMS

about 13 years ago
UK Survey Ship Unveils Natural Red Sea Wonder
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UK Survey Ship Unveils Natural Red Sea Wonder

A Royal Navy survey ship has produced a series of stunning images of a Grand Canyon-style ocean floor hidden deep under the Red Sea. HMS Enterprise used her state-of-the-art surveying equipment to reveal the natural wonder during her nine-month mission to improve understanding of the waters east of

about 13 years ago
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