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Most Read News, August 24 – 30, 2015
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Most Read News, August 24 – 30, 2015

HMS Queen Elizabeth Fires Up Its Long Range Radar The crew of Royal Navy’s HMS Queen Elizabeth flashed up the new carrier’s long range radar as part of ongoing preparations to ready the leviathan for sea next year. Australia to Demonstrate Amphibious Skills Australia’s newest military capability, th

about 11 years ago
Commanders Meet aboard HMAS Newcastle
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Commanders Meet aboard HMAS Newcastle

The first Japanese Naval Commander of a multi-national task force has met with Australia’s Middle East Commander, Rear Admiral Trevor Jones, onboard HMAS Newcastle as part of Operation MANITOU. While alongside for maintenance in the Middle East, Newcastle hosted a meeting between Japanese Rear Admir

about 11 years ago
USS Essex Sails to the Arabian Gulf
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USS Essex Sails to the Arabian Gulf

The Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2) transited the Strait of Hormuz and entered the Arabian Gulf Aug. 6. The Strait of Hormuz is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world, and freedom of navigation is critical for all vessel movement in and out of the U.S. 5th Fleet area of

about 11 years ago
Most Read News August 3 – 9, 2015
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Most Read News August 3 – 9, 2015

UK to Upgrade Its Type 23 Frigates The UK MOD has awarded contracts worth £80 million to upgrade the backbone of the Royal Navy surface flotilla, the Type 23 Frigates. Australia to Invest Big in Its Surface Fleet The Australian Government announced a long-term investment of over $89 billion in ships

about 11 years ago
HMS Penzance Clears Bomb in Persian Gulf
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HMS Penzance Clears Bomb in Persian Gulf

A 1000lb bomb has been located and destroyed by Royal Navy minehunter HMS Penzance in the Persian Gulf. Following a five-day exercise with her French and US counterparts designed to improve cooperation between the three nations, the British minehunter then worked with the French to find and blow up

about 11 years ago
US Navy to Keep an Eye on US-Flagged Ships
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US Navy to Keep an Eye on US-Flagged Ships

In an effort to secure freedom of navigation, the US Navy started accompanying US-flagged commercial vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday. According to Reuters, the Navy vessels which are already deployed in the area will stay in communication and close enough to the US-flagged v

about 11 years ago
USS TR Back in the Arabian Gulf
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USS TR Back in the Arabian Gulf

The aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) escorted by USS Normandy (CG 60), transited the Strait of Hormuz from its station in the Arabian Sea to the Arabian Gulf April 24, to rejoin other U.S. and coalition forces supporting Operation Inherent Resolve. Theodore Roosevelt and Normandy had

about 11 years ago
US Maintains Maritime Security in the Arabian Sea
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US Maintains Maritime Security in the Arabian Sea

The aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt and the guided-missile cruiser USS Normandy are now operating in the Arabian Sea in response to the deteriorating security situation in Yemen, a US Defense Department spokesman said. Briefing the Pentagon press corps yesterday morning, Army Col. Steve Warr

about 11 years ago
UAE Navy Officers Tour HMAS Success in Dubai
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UAE Navy Officers Tour HMAS Success in Dubai

Australian Navy’s tanker HMAS Success recently hosted a number of United Arab Emirates Navy officers while alongside in Dubai for a brief self-maintenance period. Twenty United Arab Emirates Navy engineering officers toured the ship, becoming familiar with her current role and capabilities. Sailing

about 11 years ago
USS Iwo Jima Completes Repairs in Duqm, Oman
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USS Iwo Jima Completes Repairs in Duqm, Oman

The amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7) pulled out of port in Duqm, Oman after completing mid-deployment voyage repairs and maintenance aboard the ship. Sailors and Marines aboard Iwo Jima worked with civilian contractors in Duqm to conduct maintenance on many of the ship’s vital systems in

about 11 years ago
UK Minehunters Completed Intense Weapon Drills
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UK Minehunters Completed Intense Weapon Drills

Two British minehunters have just completed a period of intense weapon and seamanship training in the Persian Gulf. As part of the UK Mine Counter Measures Force, Her Majesty’s Ships Penzance and Chiddingfold have been conducting patrols to ensure freedom of navigation in the Middle East, a region t

about 11 years ago
Iranian Navy Accepts New Destroyer
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Iranian Navy Accepts New Destroyer

The Iranian Navy has expanded its fleet by accepting delivery of a new destroyer Damavand. As reported by Press TV, the vessel aims to boost maritime security in the Caspian Sea. Compared to Iranian Navy’s Jamaran destroyer, delivered in 2010, the Damavand is more advanced, features a high level of

about 11 years ago
Sonardyne’s Equipment Used during IMCMEX
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Sonardyne’s Equipment Used during IMCMEX

Diver detection sonar technology developed by Sonardyne International Ltd, UK, has played an important part in a major international exercise organised to train naval forces in mine countermeasures, maritime security operations and harbour protection operations. The International Mine Counter-Measur

about 11 years ago
Latest Minehunters Presented at NAVDEX
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Latest Minehunters Presented at NAVDEX

Intermarine (Immsi Group) is presenting its line of defence vessels and patrol boats at NAVDEX, with a special focus on minehunters. The company’s Sarzana shipyard has built more than 40 mine countermeasure vessels, in nine different configurations, for the navies of eight countries, including the U

about 11 years ago
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