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Dutch, Royal Navy ship in refueling maneuver in the Caribbean
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Dutch, Royal Navy ship in refueling maneuver in the Caribbean

Royal Fleet Auxiliary tanker Wave Knight was leaving the Dutch Antilles territory of Curacao recently when she completed a replenishment at sea (RAS) in the Caribbean Sea with the Royal Netherlands Navy’s multi-purpose frigate, HNLMS Van Amstel. The maneuver was a return to basics for Wave Knight as

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy flagship returns from six-month deployment
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Royal Navy flagship returns from six-month deployment

Royal Navy’s current flagship, HMS Ocean, wrapped up an eventful six-month deployment to the Middle East and returned to HMNB Devonport, Plymouth on March 24. During her deployment, HMS Ocean became the first UK warship to lead the U.S. Naval Forces Central Command’s Task Force (CTF) 50 in the Arabi

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy’s oldest warship prepares for marathon deployment
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Royal Navy’s oldest warship prepares for marathon deployment

Despite being the oldest operational ship in the Royal Navy with 36 years of service, minehunter HMS Ledbury is preparing to embark on a three-year deployment to the Persian Gulf. To prove she and her 45-strong ship’s company are ready for the 7,300-mile sea journey from Portsmouth to Bahrain, home

about 9 years ago
Peru commissions new polar oceanographic research vessel
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Peru commissions new polar oceanographic research vessel

The Peruvian Navy commissioned its newest polar oceanographic research vessel, B.A.P. Carrasco during a ceremony on March 22. The 97 metre ‘BAP Carrasco’ was built at Construcciones Navales P. Freire shipyard in Vigo, Spain, and handed over to Peru earlier this month. BAP Carrasco was launched in Vi

about 9 years ago
NATO ASW drill Dynamic Manta concludes off Italy
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NATO ASW drill Dynamic Manta concludes off Italy

The Italian-hosted and NATO-led anti-submarine warfare exercise Dynamic Manta concluded on Friday off the coast of Sicily. Submarines under operational control of NATO Submarine Command (COMSUBNATO) joined surface ships under Standing NATO Maritime Group Two Task Unit Two (SNMG2 TU02) and maritime p

about 9 years ago
Bergen gets contract extension for Norwegian Navy vessel maintenance work
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Bergen gets contract extension for Norwegian Navy vessel maintenance work

The Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation (FLO) has extended seven framework contracts with Bergen Group Services related to work on the servicing and maintenance of the Armed Forces vessels. The total value of the contract extension is estimated to be NOK 15-20 million (approx. $1.8-$2.3M). The

about 9 years ago
Watch the Egyptian Navy’s first Gowind corvette sail for sea trials
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Watch the Egyptian Navy’s first Gowind corvette sail for sea trials

The first of four Egyptian Navy’s Gowind 2500 corvettes, ENS El-Fateh, started its sea trials on March 13, French shipbuilder DCNS announced. DCNS also released a video showing the corvette leaving the shipyard in Lorient to start its trials. According to French news site Mer et Marine, the vessel w

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy’s Lynx helicopters go out of service
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Royal Navy’s Lynx helicopters go out of service

Staff and students from the Royal Naval Air Engineering & Survival Equipment School (RNAESS), based at HMS Sultan had a special way of saying goodbye to the Royal Navy’s Lynx helicopter fleet which is officially leaving service today. 440 of them gathered on the parade ground recently to spell out t

about 9 years ago
Turkish STM enters Colombian Navy frigate bid
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Turkish STM enters Colombian Navy frigate bid

Turkish shipbuilder STM said it has offered its solutions for the Colombian Navy’s Plataforma Estratégica de Superficie (PES) frigate acquisition program at the Colombiamar 2017 trade fair and congress. Colombia plans to acquire four frigates under the PES program to replace the existing Almirante P

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy amphibious warship leaves dockyard
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Royal Navy amphibious warship leaves dockyard

Royal Navy’s amphibious warship HMS Albion left the dockyard at HMNB Devonport and moved to a tidal berth where she will now undergo final preparations before heading out to sea. Repositioning HMS Albion onto her new tidal berth marks a significant milestone in her regeneration schedule. Since 2011,

about 9 years ago
Malaysian Navy LCS torpedo launcher systems pass factory acceptance trials
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Malaysian Navy LCS torpedo launcher systems pass factory acceptance trials

Torpedo launcher systems for the Royal Malaysian Navy’s six Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) have passed factory acceptance trials, British defense company Sea announced. The company said it worked with Kuala Lumpur-based project engineering managers Budi Axis Sdn Bhd to achieve acceptance of the first we

about 9 years ago
Babcock to support design work on US Coast Guard’s new Offshore Patrol Cutters
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Babcock to support design work on US Coast Guard’s new Offshore Patrol Cutters

Eastern Shipbuilding Group has brought in British company Babcock International to provide platform engineering design for the design and construction phases of the United States Coast Guard’s new Offshore Patrol Cutter (OPC) class vessels. Under the contract, Babcock will deliver a whole ship 3D mo

about 9 years ago
Advanced Russian Navy frigate Admiral Gorshkov starts final state trials
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Advanced Russian Navy frigate Admiral Gorshkov starts final state trials

The lead ship of the Russian Navy’s 4,550-ton Project 22350 frigates, Admiral Gorshkov, has started the final set of state trials, Russian Severnaya Verf, part of United Shipbuilding Corporation, announced on Monday. The frigate headed for the Northern Fleet’s practice region where the crew, togethe

about 9 years ago
Navantia contracts MAN for Australian Navy tankers
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Navantia contracts MAN for Australian Navy tankers

Spanish shipbuilder Navantia has picked MAN to provide main and GenSet engines to power the two new fleet support tankers that are to be built for the Royal Australian Navy. According to MAN, each vessel will feature two 18V 32/40 main engines and four 7L21/31 GenSets with shipset deliveries schedul

about 9 years ago
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