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Russian Navy’s landing ship completes sea trials
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Russian Navy’s landing ship completes sea trials

Russian Navy’s Project 11711 landing ship Ivan Gren has successfully completed sea trials, shipbuilder Yantar said in a statement. As informed, the seaborne part of the trials of the large amphibious assault ship Ivan Gren was completed on May 3. The newbuild was tested in the Baltic Sea. The trials

about 8 years ago
First unmanned minesweeping system delivered to Royal Navy
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First unmanned minesweeping system delivered to Royal Navy

An autonomous minesweeper system that can safely clear sea lanes of mines has been handed over to the Royal Navy, UK Defence Minister Guto Bebb has announced. Following a period of successful trials, the demonstrator system could go on to be used by the navy in the future to defeat the threat of mod

about 8 years ago
Pella launches Russian Navy’s Project 22800 missile corvette
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Pella launches Russian Navy’s Project 22800 missile corvette

Russian shipbuilder Pella has launched the Project 22800 second serial missile corvette Shkval. The launching ceremony took place at Pella’s new shipbuilding complex on May 5, 2018. With a length of 67 meters and a width of 11 meters, the fast attack craft was designed to combat operations in the ne

about 8 years ago
Report: Russian Navy to expand fleet with 6 new warships in 2018
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Report: Russian Navy to expand fleet with 6 new warships in 2018

The Russian Navy is expected to receive six new warships and four repaired ones by the end of 2018, the country’s news agency Tass reported. “Until the end of the year, sailors will get another four constructed and four repaired warships,” Sergei Shoigu, Minister of Defense, was cited by Tass as say

about 8 years ago
TP Group wins deal for Royal Navy submarine atmosphere equipment
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TP Group wins deal for Royal Navy submarine atmosphere equipment

Specialist engineering and support services company TP Group has secured a £12.5 million deal to deliver submarine atmosphere equipment for Royal Navy submarines. The contract, awarded by the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD), is for a number of combined oxygen generating systems (COGS) and additional an

about 8 years ago
Republic of Korea Navy equips frigate with SEASNavy ECS
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Republic of Korea Navy equips frigate with SEASNavy ECS

SEASNavy engineering control system (ECS) has been delivered to the Republic of Korea Navy’s (RoKN) first of eight Daegu-class frigates (FFX-II), Fincantieri said. The ECS — a suite of software subsystems for the integrated platform management — has been delivered by Seastema, a Fincantieri company

about 8 years ago
HMS Duncan meets with other NATO ships in Aegean Sea
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HMS Duncan meets with other NATO ships in Aegean Sea

Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer HMS Duncan recently led a meeting of NATO vessels in the Aegean Sea. The destroyer is currently flagship of Standing NATO Maritime Group 2. Duncan, in company with the Turkish frigate TCG Gemlik and Spanish frigate ESPS Victoria, met up with German frigate FGS Bayern a

about 8 years ago
Sonar, naval robotics MoU signed during Macron’s Sydney visit
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Sonar, naval robotics MoU signed during Macron’s Sydney visit

Deeper collaboration between Australia and France in advanced sonar and naval robotics technology will flow from a research agreement announced in Sydney today during the visit of French President Emmanuel Macron. The memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Flinders University in South Australia,

about 8 years ago
Poland welcomes USS Farragut
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Poland welcomes USS Farragut

The guided-missile destroyer USS Farragut (DDG 99) arrived in Gydnia, Poland, April 27, for a scheduled port visit. The visit is aimed at enhancing US and Poland relations as the two nations work together for a stable, secure and prosperous Europe. Gydnia is Farragut’s second port visit since depart

about 8 years ago
Truman transits Strait of Gibraltar, enters Mediterranean
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Truman transits Strait of Gibraltar, enters Mediterranean

US Navy aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) passed through the Strait of Gibraltar and entered the Mediterranean Sea on April 27. “I’m proud of the professional seamanship our sailors showcased as we transited through one of the busiest sea lanes in the world,” Truman’s Commanding Officer,

about 8 years ago
HMS Montrose gears up for major NATO exercise
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HMS Montrose gears up for major NATO exercise

Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Montrose is getting ready for Exercise Joint Warrior following six-weeks of intensive operational sea training. After the completion of Basic Operation Sea Training (BOST), the ship’s company went on leave Thursday evening, but were back at it first thing Monday mornin

about 8 years ago
Portuguese Navy frigate to undergo midlife upgrade
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Portuguese Navy frigate to undergo midlife upgrade

Portuguese Navy frigate NRP Bartolomeu Dias (F333) departed Portugal on April 26, heading for Den Helder in the Netherlands where it will undergo a modernization program. The midlife upgrade of the former Karel Doorman-class frigate is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2019, the navy said. Bui

about 8 years ago
GMB: UK shipyards need to get £1bn order for new RFA ships
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GMB: UK shipyards need to get £1bn order for new RFA ships

The UK government should reverse its decision to put a £1 billion order for three new military support ships out to non-UK bidders, the country’s union for shipbuilding workers GMB said. As explained, the New Fleet Solid Support ships are needed to service the UK’s £6.3 billion Queen Elizabeth-class

about 8 years ago
SNMCMG2 welcomes Italian, Turkish mine countermeasure ships
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SNMCMG2 welcomes Italian, Turkish mine countermeasure ships

Italian and Turkish navies are sending their ships to join Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group Two (SNMCMG2). On April 23, the Italian Navy’s minesweeper Alghero departed La Spezia and is en route to the base port Mahón. In addition, the Turkish Navy’s mine countermeasures vessel TCG Anamur is

about 8 years ago
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