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USCGC Polar Star cuts through 60 miles of ice to reach Antarctica
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USCGC Polar Star cuts through 60 miles of ice to reach Antarctica

U.S. Coast Guard cutter Polar Star carved through more than 60 miles of Antarctic ice in the Ross Sea to arrive at the National Science Foundation’s McMurdo Station on Tuesday. By carving a navigable path through seasonal and multi-year ice, the Polar Star assists in the annual delivery of operating

about 9 years ago
US Coast Guard cutter heads for overhaul, new homeport
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US Coast Guard cutter heads for overhaul, new homeport

U.S. Coast Guard cutter Kukui left its homeport of Sand Island in Honolulu one last time on January 9, exactly 19 years to the day after its commissioning. The ship and its crew of 46 are sailing the cutter to the Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore for its regular scheduled midlife maintenance. When Kuku

about 9 years ago
White paper suggests types of ships needed for US Navy ramp up
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White paper suggests types of ships needed for US Navy ramp up

While it is important for the U.S. Navy to increase the number of ships being built, it is even more important to have the shipbuilders construct the ‘right kinds of ships’, a new Senate Armed Services Committee white paper has suggested. A Small Surface Combatant that could begin procurement in 202

about 9 years ago
Spanish frigate joins operation Sophia
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Spanish frigate joins operation Sophia

Spanish Navy’s Santa Maria-class frigate ESPS Canarias (F-86) left her homeport in Rota, Spain to join the EU mission of saving migrants in the Mediterranean Sea. Coordinated by the EU Naval Forces, operation Sophia aims to stop human trafficking in the central Mediterranean Sea. The multinational m

about 9 years ago
USS Makin Island sailors visit Bahrain
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USS Makin Island sailors visit Bahrain

U.S. Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Makin Island (LHD 8) was alongside Manama, Bahrain, January 9-15, for the ship’s first port visit since entering the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations. Makin Island, and its crew of more than 2,400 sailors and marines, visited Bahrain to replenish supplies, pe

about 9 years ago
US Coast Guard OPCs to be powered by MAN 28/33D STC engines
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US Coast Guard OPCs to be powered by MAN 28/33D STC engines

Eastern Shipbuilding, the shipbuilder in charge of constructing the U.S. Coast Guard’s new offshore patrol cutters, has picked MAN’s 28/33D STC engines as the main propulsion for the new vessels. The offshore patrol cutter (OPC) program is the replacement platform for the 13 Famous-class and 14 Reli

about 9 years ago
US Coast Cutter returns home after seizing 3 tons of cocaine
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US Coast Cutter returns home after seizing 3 tons of cocaine

The crew of U.S. Coast Guard cutter Tahoma returned to homeport on January 13 with over three tons of cocaine seized during a 49-day patrol. Homeported in Kittery, Maine, Tahoma’s crew conducted drug interdiction efforts, strategically intercepting and boarding suspected smuggling vessels in the Eas

about 9 years ago
HMCS Charlottetown returns from six-month NATO mission
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HMCS Charlottetown returns from six-month NATO mission

Royal Canadian Navy frigate HMCS Charlottetown returned to her home port of Halifax on January 13, concluding a six-month deployment to Eastern and Central Europe. The frigate deployed within operation Reassurance which is Canada’s contribution to NATO efforts in the region. HMCS Charlottetown acted

about 9 years ago
USS Nimitz changes command
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USS Nimitz changes command

The lead ship of the U.S. Navy’s Nimitz-class aircraft carriers welcomed its new commander during a change of command ceremony at naval base Kitsap Bremerton, Washington. Capt. Kevin P. Lenox took command of USS Nimitz from Capt. John C. Ring, who had been in command since July 2014. Vice Adm. Mike

about 9 years ago
USS Michael Murphy joins Carl Vinson CSG for Indo-Asia-Pacific deployment
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USS Michael Murphy joins Carl Vinson CSG for Indo-Asia-Pacific deployment

U.S. Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Michael Murphy (DDG 112) is departing Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on January 13 for a regularly-scheduled deployment with the Carl Vinson carrier strike group to the Indo-Asia-Pacific Region. Michael Murphy will deploy with a crew of approximately 320 sailors a

about 9 years ago
After repeated delays, US newest aircraft carrier to be delivered to navy in April
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After repeated delays, US newest aircraft carrier to be delivered to navy in April

The U.S. Navy said it would receive its newest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, in April after the ship previously missed multiple delivery deadlines. In a statement on Wednesday, navy spokesman Capt. Thurraya Kent said that the ship would start builder’s sea trials in March while both the

about 9 years ago
Tomahawk missile demonstrates capabilities in US Navy test
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Tomahawk missile demonstrates capabilities in US Navy test

The U.S. Navy together with Raytheon as the developer completed two flight tests of the Tomahawk Block IV cruise missile to demonstrate how missions can now be planned in real time to strike time-sensitive targets. Two Tomahawk missiles containing inert warheads were launched from the vertical launc

about 9 years ago
USS Ralph Johnson to be commissioned in namesake’s hometown
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USS Ralph Johnson to be commissioned in namesake’s hometown

The commissioning ceremony for future USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) will take place in the late hero’s hometown of Charleston, South Carolina, U.S. Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus announced January 11. The ship is named for Marine Pfc. Ralph Henry Johnson, a native of Charleston, who posthumously rece

about 9 years ago
First replenishment on first Manitou patrol for HMAS Arunta
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First replenishment on first Manitou patrol for HMAS Arunta

Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class frigate HMAS Arunta recently completed her first underway replenishment in the Gulf of Aden during her deployment to the Middle East. HMAS Arunta deployed under the Australian operation Manitou which supports the US-led Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) to fight terr

about 9 years ago
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