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UK patrol boat intercepts Spanish vessel in Gibraltar waters
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UK patrol boat intercepts Spanish vessel in Gibraltar waters

A Royal Navy fast patrol boat challenged and escorted a larger Spanish Navy offshore patrol vessel which entered territorial waters of the British overseas territory of Gibraltar. HMS Scimitar intercepted ESPS Infanta Cristina on Wednesday morning off the east coast of Gibraltar. UK’s Foreign and Co

about 9 years ago
Babcock and BMT join forces for Royal Navy warship construction bids
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Babcock and BMT join forces for Royal Navy warship construction bids

UK defense contractors Babcock and BMT entered a cooperation agreement under which they will work together on the design, build, construction and support of future Royal Navy warships. BMT also said the two would collaborate on other international projects. The initial focus will be cooperation on t

about 9 years ago
HHI picks Terma C-Guard decoy launchers for Philippine Navy’s future frigates
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HHI picks Terma C-Guard decoy launchers for Philippine Navy’s future frigates

Philippine Navy’s future frigates currently being built by Hyundai Heavy Industries will be equipped with Terma’s C-Guard decoy launchers. The contract award was announced by the Danish company early November. The decoys selected for the vessels will provide protection against surface and underwater

about 9 years ago
Russia ready to launch second Project 22800 ship ‘Typhoon’
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Russia ready to launch second Project 22800 ship ‘Typhoon’

Russian shipbuilder Pella Shipyards will be launching the Russian Navy’s second Project 2280 small missile boat in November, Russian defense ministry has announced. Named ‘Typhoon’, the boat is the second in a class of 18 envisioned units. The lead ship, ‘Uragan’, was launched in July 2017 in Lening

about 9 years ago
German frigate FGS Lübeck returning from SNMG2 deployment
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German frigate FGS Lübeck returning from SNMG2 deployment

German Navy’s Bremen-class frigate FGS Lübeck is on her way home having concluded 700 patrol hours as part of NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 2 (SNMG2). The ship and her 200 crew are scheduled to enter their homeport of Wilhelmshaven on November 10, after two months of operations in the Aegean Sea. T

about 9 years ago
Spanish Navy stages anti-air missile firing drill in Gulf of Cadiz
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Spanish Navy stages anti-air missile firing drill in Gulf of Cadiz

Spanish Navy frigates recently took part in anti-air missile firing drills in the Gulf of Cadiz. Santa Maria-class frigates ‘Navarra’, Canarias’ and ‘Santa María’ were joined by F-100 frigate ‘Almirante Juan de Borbón’ and a number of other ships as they fired Standard SM-1 missiles. ESPS Almirante

about 9 years ago
Russia commissions second Project 23370M search and rescue cutter
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Russia commissions second Project 23370M search and rescue cutter

Russian Navy’s Pacific Fleet put the second Project 23370M search and rescue boat into operation, Russia’s defense ministry announced November 6. Named SMK-2177, the boat is the second of three next-generation multifunctional search-and-rescue cutters the Russian Navy intends to put into service by

about 9 years ago
Turkey-hosted multi-national anti-submarine warfare drill kicks off
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Turkey-hosted multi-national anti-submarine warfare drill kicks off

An anti-submarine warfare exercise hosted by the Turkish Navy kicked off at Aksaz Naval Base on November 4. Warships from five countries will be training together in the Mediterranean Sea and off the coast of Turkey through November 20. The exercise is called Dogu Akdeniz-17 and is organized by Turk

about 9 years ago
UK destroyer HMS Dragon returns home after drills
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UK destroyer HMS Dragon returns home after drills

Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer HMS Dragon returned to Portsmouth on Thursday, November 2, wrapping up a series of exercises. Upon returning home, the destroyer fired a rare 17-gun salute to hail the First Sea Lord’s presence in Portsmouth. The number of guns fired designates the seniority of the rec

about 9 years ago
HMS Enterprise scans Falklands War wrecks
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HMS Enterprise scans Falklands War wrecks

Royal Navy’s hydrographic survey ship HMS Enterprise recently surveyed the wrecks of Royal Navy ships lost in the Falklands War to mark the 35th anniversary of the South Atlantic conflict. HMS Coventry was scanned lying with her port side buried in the sea bed. The separated remains of HMS Antelope,

about 9 years ago
USS Carney completes 60-day refit in Spain
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USS Carney completes 60-day refit in Spain

US Navy personnel from the Forward Deployed Regional Maintenance Center (FDRMC) Detachment Rota, Spain, completed a 60-day surface incremental availability (SIA) on destroyer USS Carney (DDG 64), Oct. 27. “This was the second SIA conducted in Rota, Spain and continues the record of on-time availabil

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy equipment cannibalization increased 49% in last five years, report says
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Royal Navy equipment cannibalization increased 49% in last five years, report says

Amid reduced funding for spares across all the UK armed forces, the Royal Navy has increased equipment cannibalization by 49% in the last five years, a report published by the UK National Audit Office says. While equipment cannibalization can be necessary – and authorized by the defense ministry – i

about 9 years ago
Australian companies bag UK Type 26 contracts
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Australian companies bag UK Type 26 contracts

Two Australian companies have received contracts for work on the UK Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates, Australian defense industry minister announced November 2. Christopher Pyne said Type 26 main contractor BAE Systems chose Tasmanian-based Liferaft Systems Australia to provide the ship’s Marine Ev

about 9 years ago
RFA Tidesurge and ROKS Daegu sailors form sisterhood bond
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RFA Tidesurge and ROKS Daegu sailors form sisterhood bond

Royal Navy support ship RFA Tidesurge and Republic of Korea Navy’s lead Daegu-class frigate signed a bond of sisterhood, cementing their friendship with a long-standing tradition in the Asian country. For the rest of their lives, ROKS Daegu and RFA Tidesurge will follow each other’s progress, share

about 9 years ago
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