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USA: Naval Oceanographic Office Uses Airborne Laser
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USA: Naval Oceanographic Office Uses Airborne Laser

For almost two months, since early February 2012, the Naval Oceanographic Office (NAVOCEANO) has been using airborne laser and imagery systems to conduct cooperative hydrographic surveys in the coastal waters of Belize. The survey work is part of an ongoing, long-term project to survey the western C

about 14 years ago
Qatar: HII to Participate at DIMDEX
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Qatar: HII to Participate at DIMDEX

Huntington Ingalls Industries will participate in Doha’s International Maritime Defense Exhibition and Conference (DIMDEX) this week, highlighting the new patrol frigate derivative of the company’s proven U.S. Coast Guard National Security Cutter. The patrol frigate could be built at the company’s I

about 14 years ago
Aircraft Carrier USS Enterprise Transits Strait of Gibraltar
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Aircraft Carrier USS Enterprise Transits Strait of Gibraltar

The aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVN 65) traversed rough seas and high winds while transiting through the Strait of Gibraltar March 23. Although the passage was rescheduled for early in the morning, allowing Enterprise to transit with less traffic in the strait, weather conditions remained sever

about 14 years ago
Sailors Assigned to USS Simpson Complete SRFB Course
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Sailors Assigned to USS Simpson Complete SRFB Course

Sailors assigned to guided-missile frigate USS Simpson (FFG 56) completed a weeklong Surface Reactionary Force Bravo (SRFB) course, March 18. The SRFB course is a mandatory anti-terrorism awareness course for crewmembers who stand quarterdeck, topside and roving watches. “My hope is that they take a

about 14 years ago
HMS Daring Works with American Aircraft Carrier Groups
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HMS Daring Works with American Aircraft Carrier Groups

Britain’s most advanced warship, HMS Daring, has worked with two American aircraft carrier groups as her Gulf mission steps up a gear. The new destroyer has been showing off her air defence and fighter control prowess with the USS Carl Vinson and Abraham Lincoln and their task groups. On her maiden

about 14 years ago
Aircraft Carrier USS Enterprise Stands Ready to Respond
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Aircraft Carrier USS Enterprise Stands Ready to Respond

The aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVN 65) conducted a mass casualty drill March 17, as part of a continued commitment to mission readiness. A mass casualty is any instance in which the level of casualties is greater than the medical department can support. “The number of casualties that warrants

about 14 years ago
USS Spruance Sets Navy Distance Record During CSSQT
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USS Spruance Sets Navy Distance Record During CSSQT

USS Spruance (DDG 111) set the Navy record for distance while firing a missile during Combat Systems Ship Qualification Trial (CSSQT), March 13. Spruance culminated its eighth week of CSSQT events with a record-setting missile shoot. “The crew is probably getting tired of me saying ‘first ever’ or ‘

about 14 years ago
Portsmouth-Based Survey Ship Punches Through Antarctic Ice to Pick Up Scientists
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Portsmouth-Based Survey Ship Punches Through Antarctic Ice to Pick Up Scientists

Worsening ice conditions forced survey ship HMS Protector to cut short research by scientists in Antarctic. The survey ship had to punch her way through – and then back out of – the ice pack around remote James Ross Island to first drop off, then pick up, a team of geologists. The Portsmouth-based s

about 14 years ago
US Navy Awards DDG 51-Class Contract to Lockheed Martin
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US Navy Awards DDG 51-Class Contract to Lockheed Martin

Lockheed Martin Mission Systems and Sensors has been awarded a $20,000,000 modification to a previously awarded contract for integration, installation, and testing of the Aegis combat Systems on DDG 51-class ships. Through this contract, Lockheed Martin will provide planning, technical data package

about 14 years ago
Canadian Air Cadetes Visit Naval Station Newport
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Canadian Air Cadetes Visit Naval Station Newport

Royal Canadian air cadets departed Naval Station Newport, March 14, following a three-day visit that included orientations at the Surface Warfare Officers School and a visit at the Naval War College. The cadets and their adult chaperones were from the 172d Clarington Squadron, Bowmanville, Ontario;

about 14 years ago
USA: Austal Completes R&M Work on “Sea Fighter” (FSF 1)
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USA: Austal Completes R&M Work on “Sea Fighter” (FSF 1)

Austal USA, in conjunction with prime contractor, BAE Systems Southeast Shipyards Alabama, has completed a 4-month drydock and shipyard availability for the “Sea Fighter” (FSF-1) based out of Panama City, Florida. The “Sea Fighter” is an aluminum catamaran operated by the Office of Naval Research (O

about 14 years ago
USS McFaul Sailors Volunteer at Centro Laila Orphanage in Mondragone, Italy
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USS McFaul Sailors Volunteer at Centro Laila Orphanage in Mondragone, Italy

Sailors from guided-missile destroyer USS McFaul (DDG 74) volunteered at the Centro Laila Orphanage in Mondragone, Italy, during a port visit to Gaeta, Italy, March 12. Sailors spent the day volunteering their time throughout the orphanage where they worked in the gardens, cleaned bathrooms and scru

about 14 years ago
Australia: Austal Enters into Agreement with General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems
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Australia: Austal Enters into Agreement with General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems

Austal has enhanced its positioning for Australian and international defence programs by entering into an agreement with mission system integrator General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems. The companies aim to combine Austal’s shipbuilding, systems and support capabilities with General Dynamics

about 14 years ago
Norwegian State Secretary for Ministry of Defence Visits Northrop Grumman Facilities
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Norwegian State Secretary for Ministry of Defence Visits Northrop Grumman Facilities

Norwegian State Secretary for the Ministry of Defence Roger Ingebrigsten met with Northrop Grumman Corporation executives Feb. 29 in Palmdale, Calif., where Northrop Grumman produces the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter center fuselage. As part of his visit to the United States for an update on the F-35 pr

about 14 years ago
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