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New Zealand’s littoral warfare unit hosts US Third Fleet Commander during RIMPAC
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New Zealand’s littoral warfare unit hosts US Third Fleet Commander during RIMPAC

The New Zealand Defence Force’s Littoral Warfare Unit (LWU) hosted the Commander of the US 3rd Fleet, Vice Admiral (VADM) Nora Tyson, at Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam, Hawaii on July 13. The LWU is the Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) specialist unit comprising divers, hydrographers and mine counter m

about 10 years ago
US Navy’s most expensive ship ever delayed again
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US Navy’s most expensive ship ever delayed again

Delivery of the U.S. Navy’s newest aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford has once again been delayed as the ship will not be delivered to the navy before November 2016. Back in April 2016, it was said the ship would be ready for delivery by September 2016. The U.S. Navy did not specify why exactly [&h

about 10 years ago
VIDEO: US Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli receives deckhouse
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VIDEO: US Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli receives deckhouse

Ingalls Shipbuilding, a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries has shared a video of a deckhouse being installed on the amphibious assault ship Tripoli (LHA 7). This deckhouse installation on Tripoli was no small feat, according to Premo Sabbatini, LHA 7 program director. “The deckhouse is compri

about 10 years ago
ECA Group sells first Towsca & Seascan under mine countermeasure contract
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ECA Group sells first Towsca & Seascan under mine countermeasure contract

French defense and security contractor ECA Group was recently awarded a new export contract for the delivery of three mine counter measure unmanned systems to an undisclosed customer. This contract, around €10 million, includes the supply of three Inspector Mk2 unmanned surface vehicles (USV). These

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy air squadron picks commercial drones for operations
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Royal Navy air squadron picks commercial drones for operations

Royal Navy’s 700X Naval Air Squadron have taken delivery of their first Commercial off the Shelf (COTS) mini unmanned aerial systems (UAS). The navy explained this move with the fact that these systems presented a cheap but able “eye in the sky” capability, meaning they may have utility in the Royal

about 10 years ago
VIDEO: HMS Daring tests Sea Viper missile
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VIDEO: HMS Daring tests Sea Viper missile

With a flash of fire and a thunderous roar, HMS Daring lit her 10th birthday candle in spectacular style with the test firing of a Sea Viper missile. The Type 45 destroyer has become the first ship of her class to complete a second test firing of the Aster 30 missile, proving her world-beating air [

about 10 years ago
VIDEO: Guilty verdicts after UK’s biggest ever cocaine seizure
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VIDEO: Guilty verdicts after UK’s biggest ever cocaine seizure

The captain and first officer of an ocean going tug boat have been found guilty of drug trafficking following the biggest ever UK seizure of class A drugs. The cocaine, with an estimated potential street value of £512 million once adulterated, was found hidden on board the Tanzanian flagged MV Hamal

about 10 years ago
VIDEO: Navy pilots save lives and plane as arresting cable snaps aboard aircraft carrier
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VIDEO: Navy pilots save lives and plane as arresting cable snaps aboard aircraft carrier

Pilots in charge of the U.S. Navy’s E-2C Hawkeye saved the day on March 18, 2016 as they managed to keep the plane airborne after arresting gear snapped aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. A video, part of a Navy report, has now been obtained by The Virginian Pilot through the Freedom of Informatio

about 10 years ago
Electric Boat gets funds for Ohio Replacement submarine thin line towed array sonar design
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Electric Boat gets funds for Ohio Replacement submarine thin line towed array sonar design

The U.S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics’ Electric Boat Corp. a $24.6 million for preliminary design for the thin line towed array handling system, detailed design, prototype manufacture and qualification tests in support of the Ohio Replacement Program. Thin line towed arrays are used by submarin

about 10 years ago
US Navy all set for AN/SPY-6(V) radar array tests
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US Navy all set for AN/SPY-6(V) radar array tests

American defense contractor Raytheon informed that it has delivered the first AN/SPY-6(V) air and missile defense radar array to the U.S. Navy’s Pacific Missile Range Facility in Hawaii ahead of schedule. The company said the array was installed according to plan, in preparation for first radar ligh

about 10 years ago
Minehunter gets ASW capability boost for English Channel exercises
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Minehunter gets ASW capability boost for English Channel exercises

A submarine hunting helicopter from Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose has been supporting mine warfare training in the English Channel. The airborne anti-submarine Merlin from 824 Naval Air Squadron teamed up with its surface counter-part for a series exercises to familiarise HMS Hurworth, a Hunt-cla

about 10 years ago
US Navy marks 25 years of the Arleigh Burke class destroyer
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US Navy marks 25 years of the Arleigh Burke class destroyer

The U.S. Navy is celebrating 25 years since the first Arleigh Burke-class destroyer joined the navy. Captain Mark Vandroff, DDG 51 Major Program Manager, PEO Ships, was among the first to man the rails of the new class of U.S. Navy ships on July 4, 1991. In an article written for the Naval History a

about 10 years ago
Indian Navy orders additional four Boeing P-8I aircraft
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Indian Navy orders additional four Boeing P-8I aircraft

The Indian Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), has approved the purchase of four additional Boeing P-8I Neptune maritime reconnaissance aircraft at a cost of $1 billion. The four new aircraft, to be acquired through the United States Foreign Military Sales program, will augment the existing eight P

about 10 years ago
Saab receives order for Anzac frigate upgrade services
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Saab receives order for Anzac frigate upgrade services

The Australian government has contracted the Swedish aerospace and defense company Saab for work on the sustainment of the combat system on Australia’s Anzac class frigates. The order value amounts to AUD 37 million (approximately 248 million Swedish krona) and covers services from July 2016 until D

about 10 years ago
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