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UK: First CO Joins HMS Defender
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UK: First CO Joins HMS Defender

The Ship, nearing completion, is still technically the property of BAE Systems until July 12 but as the finishing touches are added Commander Nash has joined to Command her entry into the Fleet and the operational commitments that lie ahead. Commander Nicholas Boyd, the Senior Naval Officer until no

about 14 years ago
UK: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Royal Navy Host Weekend of Free Events
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UK: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Royal Navy Host Weekend of Free Events

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard and the Royal Navy, with the support of BAE Systems, are hosting a weekend of free events this Saturday and Sunday to commemorate the Naval and local contribution to the liberation of the South Atlantic islands 30 years ago. There will be displays and the opportunity to

about 14 years ago
Australia: Austal Expands Its Business in Key Markets
Shipbuilding

Australia: Austal Expands Its Business in Key Markets

Austal has taken further steps in implementing its strategy to regionalise its operations to better serve and grow its international client base. Following the acquisition of its Philippines shipyard last year, the company has now broadened its sales and support organisations in the key Europe, Asia

about 14 years ago
UK: Royal Navy Commissions HMS Dragon
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UK: Royal Navy Commissions HMS Dragon

HMS Dragon – the fourth of the Royal Navy’s new powerful Type 45 destroyers – has been formally commissioned into the fleet on Friday, 20th. Hundreds of guests including families of the 190 ship’s company attended a colourful ‘Christening’ ceremony at Portsmouth Naval Base which marks the ship’s tra

about 14 years ago
UK: Royal Navy to Commission HMS Dragon on Friday 20th
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UK: Royal Navy to Commission HMS Dragon on Friday 20th

HMS Dragon will formally take her place alongside her older sisters as the fourth of the Royal Navy’s new Type 45 destroyers is commissioned into the Fleet on Friday (April 20th). Hundreds of guests including families of the 190 ship’s company will attend a colourful ‘Christening’ ceremony at Portsm

about 14 years ago
USA: BAE Systems Receives Mk 41 VLS Contract
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USA: BAE Systems Receives Mk 41 VLS Contract

BAE Systems has received a $22.9 million contract modification adding an additional ship set for the Arleigh Burke DDG-116 and an additional set of Aegis Ashore equipment. “We’re thrilled to continue our support for the US Navy by providing the Mk 41 VLS for the DDG-51 program,” said Mark Signorelli

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Defender Almost Ready to Sign for Navy
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UK: HMS Defender Almost Ready to Sign for Navy

The fifth of Britain’s Type 45 destroyers is ‘tuned to optimum performance’ after completing her second period of sea trials off Scotland. HMS Defender spent nearly a month off the Scottish coast testing her combat systems and sensors ahead of her impending handover to the Royal Navy. HMS Defender i

about 14 years ago
UK: Giant Piece of QE Jigsaw Slots into Place
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UK: Giant Piece of QE Jigsaw Slots into Place

The biggest warship ever built for the Royal Navy has taken another big step towards completion. Two huge sections of HMS Queen Elizabeth are being joined on the Clyde to form the largest finished section yet of the future aircraft carrier. In a two-hour operation this section was moved from a large

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS SULTAN Hosts Training Managment Conference
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UK: HMS SULTAN Hosts Training Managment Conference

With the kind permission of Commodore Mark Slawson (Commandant of the Defence College of Electro-Mechanical Engineering), officers of the Training Management (TM) Specialisation held their annual Conference and Dinner at HMS SULTAN on 8 March 2012. The Conference was opened by Commodore Slawson, whi

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Dragon Completes Gunnery Trials
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UK: HMS Dragon Completes Gunnery Trials

The guns of HMS Dragon blazed for the first time as she completed gunnery trials on the eve of her maiden visit to Cardiff. The latest Type 45 destroyer let loose with her main 4.5in gun and 30mm cannon at targets on the water and in the skies as she took another big step towards […]

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
UK: HMS Chiddingfold’s Upgrade Reaches Major Milestone
Shipbuilding

UK: HMS Chiddingfold’s Upgrade Reaches Major Milestone

The ship has just been fitted with two new engines, replacing her old Rolls-Royce Deltics which have been used in the Royal Navy’s minor war vessels for decades. The work is part of a major mid-life upgrade to the Navy’s eight Hunt-class minehunters being carried out by BAE Systems in Portsmouth. Th

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Defender Starts Sea Trials
Shipbuilding

UK: HMS Defender Starts Sea Trials

DEFENDER, the fifth Type 45 destroyer built by BAE Systems, two days ago set sail from the company’s Scotstoun shipyard to embark on her second and final stage of sea trials off the west coast of Scotland, ahead of her handover to the Royal Navy later this year. During 28 days at sea, DEFENDER will

about 14 years ago
Safety Chief Visits Rosyth Shipyard in Scotland, UK
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Safety Chief Visits Rosyth Shipyard in Scotland, UK

The Chair of the Health and Safety Executive has seen at first hand the initiative to create a safe and efficient work culture during the assembly of the two largest warships ever built in the UK. Judith Hackitt visited Rosyth Shipyard in Scotland on Tuesday 6 March to meet senior members of the Air

about 14 years ago
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