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RFA Fort Rosalie Hosts Children from Red Bay Grand Cayman
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RFA Fort Rosalie Hosts Children from Red Bay Grand Cayman

During her visit to Grand Cayman RFA Fort Rosalie hosted 30 children from the First Baptist Christian School from Red Bay Grand Cayman. Leaving the harbour on a tug and climbing the accommodation ladder was an experience in itself for some children and one kissed Fort Rosalie’s deck in celebration o

about 14 years ago
Russia: SSBN Yekaterinburg Burned with Nuclear Weapons Onboard
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Russia: SSBN Yekaterinburg Burned with Nuclear Weapons Onboard

Strategic submarine SSBN Yekaterinburg being on fire on Dec 29, 2011 was docked in Roslyakovo, Murmansk region with nuclear weapons on board, writes Kommersant today. According to the magazine, up to 16 strategic missiles R-29RMU2 Sineva with 4 nuclear warheads each was on board the sub. There were

about 14 years ago
Australian Warship to Assume Middle East Patrol
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Australian Warship to Assume Middle East Patrol

Parliamentary Secretary for Defence, the Hon Dr Mike Kelly, AM, MP and the Commander Australian Fleet, Rear Admiral Tim Barrett, AM, CSC, RAN were today on the wharf to farewell HMAS Melbourne, as she sailed for her third tour of duty as part of Operation Slipper. Family and friends waved an emotion

about 14 years ago
USS Carl Vinson Gets 2011 Battle “E”
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USS Carl Vinson Gets 2011 Battle “E”

Commander, Naval Air Forces awarded the 2011 Battle Efficiency (Battle “E”) for West Coast-based aircraft carriers to Sailors of the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) Feb. 10. Vinson Commanding Officer Capt. Kent D. Whalen congratulated the Vinson Sailors who made the award poss

about 14 years ago
Russia: BF Frigate Yaroslav Mudry Completes Deployment
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Russia: BF Frigate Yaroslav Mudry Completes Deployment

Baltic Fleet (BF) frigate Yaroslav Mudry on Feb 10 left the Russian Navy carrier group led by aircraft-carrying cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov and laid a course for Baltiysk. The ship left the homebase on Dec 7, 2011 and has covered over 15,000 nautical miles. The crew has carried out antiaircraft and an

about 14 years ago
USS Germantown Starts Involvement in Exercise CG 12
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USS Germantown Starts Involvement in Exercise CG 12

USS Germantown (LSD 42) began its involvement in Exercise Cobra Gold 2012 (CG 12), the multinational military exercise co-sponsored by the U.S. and Thailand, Feb. 10 in the Gulf of the Kingdom of Thailand. The exercise, now in its 31st year, is designed to promote regional peace and security. Nation

about 14 years ago
USA: Northrop Grumman Receives USD 37 Million CANES Contract
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USA: Northrop Grumman Receives USD 37 Million CANES Contract

The U.S. Navy has awarded Northrop Grumman Corporation $37 million for the Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) production and limited deployment phase. The contract includes options that would raise the cumulative value of the contract to $638 million, if all options are exe

about 14 years ago
Pacific Fleet Task Unit Returns to Homebase Vladivostok, Russia
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Pacific Fleet Task Unit Returns to Homebase Vladivostok, Russia

Pacific Fleet (PF) task unit comprising large ASW ship Admiral Panteleyev, tanker Boris Butoma, and salvage tug Fotiy Krylov headed by Capt 1 rank Andrei Saprykin on Feb 12 returned to homebase Vladivostok from anti-piracy mission in the Gulf of Aden. The sixth PF task unit departed from Vladivostok

about 14 years ago
USS George H.W. Bush Receives Battle “E” Award
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USS George H.W. Bush Receives Battle “E” Award

USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) was named the top aircraft carrier in the Atlantic Fleet in the 2011 Commander Naval Air Force Aircraft Carrier Battle Efficiency and Departmental Awards program, Feb. 10. The Battle Efficiency Award, or Battle “E”, recognizes superior operational performance, assessing

about 14 years ago
Submarine Tender USS Frank Cable Arrives in Portland
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Submarine Tender USS Frank Cable Arrives in Portland

Submarine tender USS Frank Cable (AS 40) arrived in Portland, Ore., for a regular overhaul and dry-docking Feb. 10. “I’m excited to be back in the States,” said Personnel Specialist Seaman Apprentice Deven Gonzales, a Sailor assigned to Frank Cable. “I’m hoping to do a lot of cycling and sightseeing

about 14 years ago
UK: Royal Navy Medics Prepare for Realistic Training Exercise
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UK: Royal Navy Medics Prepare for Realistic Training Exercise

Around 150 medics from across the Royal Navy will converge off the South Coast next month for their biggest test in two years. They’ll join the Fleet’s floating hospital facility on RFA Argus for a three-week exercise to test their abilities – and the unique facilities aboard – in coping with casual

about 14 years ago
Russia: SSBN Severstal, SSBN Arkhangelsk to Remain in Service in Nearest Future
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Russia: SSBN Severstal, SSBN Arkhangelsk to Remain in Service in Nearest Future

Strategic nuclear-powered submarines SSBN Severstal and SSBN Arkhangelsk (Project 941 Akula, on NATO’s classification – Typhoon) will remain in service in the nearest future; missiles for them are maintained operable, Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Admiral Vladimir Vysotsky told RIA Novosti. Projec

about 14 years ago
US Coast Guard Receives First Fast Response Cutter
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US Coast Guard Receives First Fast Response Cutter

The U.S. Coast Guard took delivery of its first fast response cutter, the Bernard C. Webber, Friday in Miami.Webber is the first of 58 planned Sentinel Class patrol boats replacing the Coast Guard’s venerable but aging Island Class patrol boat fleet. “Consistent with the Sentinel Class name, the cut

about 14 years ago
UK: Royalnavy Warship Visits Remote Islands
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UK: Royalnavy Warship Visits Remote Islands

Sailing through sea mist in the South Atlantic, a navy warship approaches one of four islands which make up the British Territory of Tristan de Cunha. Found 230 nautical miles south-east of the island Tristan, Gough Island has special naval connections. It is named after Captain Charles Gough, who c

about 14 years ago
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