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Two jet skiers fined for causing trouble in Portsmouth harbour
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Two jet skiers fined for causing trouble in Portsmouth harbour

The Royal Navy has welcomed a Portsmouth Magistrates decision that fined two jet skiers who obstructed operations in Portsmouth harbour by reckless riding. An MOD police launch was forced to intercept 35-year-old Stuart Roberts from Southampton and 37-year-old James Gallagher from Gosport to put an

about 9 years ago
Rolls Royce engines to power Turkish Coast Guard SAR vessels
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Rolls Royce engines to power Turkish Coast Guard SAR vessels

Rolls-Royce received a contract to deliver its MTU diesel engines for the Turkish Coast Guard search and rescue vessels that are to be built by Dutch shipbuilder Damen. The six new vessels are paid for by the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and will be built in Ankara. The boats will

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy frigate visits world’s remotest island
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Royal Navy frigate visits world’s remotest island

Days after setting sail from South Georgia, Royal Navy frigate HMS Portland reached what is officially known as the most remote populated island on the planet. The South Atlantic island is called Tristan da Cunha and houses the 6,765ft volcano Queen Mary’s Peak. At 38 square miles, the size of Coven

about 9 years ago
UK Maritime Forces commander highlights Royal Navy operations of 2016
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UK Maritime Forces commander highlights Royal Navy operations of 2016

Refuting negative press reports, UK’s Maritime Forces commander Rear Admiral Alex Burton pointed to the Royal Navy’s numerous operations in 2016 during a speech he delivered to the All Parties Parliamentary Group (APPG) for the Armed Forces at the Palace of Westminster on January 16 Below is a trans

about 9 years ago
ORP Kontradmiral Xawery Czernicki becomes flagship of NATO’s SNMCMG2
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ORP Kontradmiral Xawery Czernicki becomes flagship of NATO’s SNMCMG2

A Polish commander is now at the helm of NATO’s standing mine counter measures group two (SNMCMG2) following a change of command ceremony in Polish Naval Base Swinoujscie. Commander Aleksander Urbanowicz took over from his Greek counterpart, Captain Panagiotis Papageorgiou, who led the group aboard

about 9 years ago
Standing NATO Maritime Group One changes command in Spain
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Standing NATO Maritime Group One changes command in Spain

Norwegian Navy frigate HNOMS Roald Amundsen became flagship of NATO’s standing maritime group one which held a change of command ceremony in La Coruña, Spain, on January 14. Norwegian Navy Commodore Ole Morten Sandquist took command of SNMG1 from Spanish Navy Rear Admiral José Enrique Delgado Roig.

about 9 years ago
UK MOD contracts Amec Foster Wheeler for Naval Nuclear Propulsion Programme work
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UK MOD contracts Amec Foster Wheeler for Naval Nuclear Propulsion Programme work

The UK Ministry of Defence has contracted Amec Foster Wheeler to support its Naval Nuclear Propulsion Programme (NNPP) with research and technology (R&T) services. The work is worth approximately £35m over five years and will sustain about 70 jobs at Amec Foster Wheeler’s offices and laboratories in

about 9 years ago
UK awards Lockheed Martin £269M for Crowsnest airborne surveillance systems
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UK awards Lockheed Martin £269M for Crowsnest airborne surveillance systems

The UK defence ministry has awarded Lockheed Martin a £269 million contract to deliver the Royal Navy’s new airborne surveillance and control system that will protect the nation’s future Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers. Named Crowsnest, the new system will see the Royal Navy’s Merlin MK2 hel

about 9 years ago
Gallery: US 6th Fleet loads ordnance in Spain
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Gallery: US 6th Fleet loads ordnance in Spain

U.S. Navy personnel deployed to Rota, Spain, recently took time to practice ordnance loading in what were described as “non-traditional locations”. The U.S. 6th Fleet shared photos from the exercise showing MK 48 inert training torpedoes being loaded onto a submarine. U.S. 6th Fleet, together with t

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
Second Thai Navy OPV to feature Servowatch platform management system
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Second Thai Navy OPV to feature Servowatch platform management system

Thailand’s Bangkok Dock selected British Servowatch to deliver their integrated platform management system (IPMS) for the second River-class design patrol boat currently under construction for the Royal Thai Navy. The yet unnamed second Krabi-class offshore patrol vessel is being built in Thailand u

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy frigate visits British overseas territory of South Georgia
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Royal Navy frigate visits British overseas territory of South Georgia

Royal Navy frigate HMS Portland recently spent three days patrolling the remote island chain of South Georgia within her nine-month deployment. The British overseas territory lies about 850 miles from the Falklands and just 900 miles from the northernmost tip of Antarctica and receives regular visit

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy destroyer commander rides off command
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Royal Navy destroyer commander rides off command

The commander of Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer HMS Daring transferred command of the ship and went ashore to ride off along a Bahrain beach on the back of a camel. After spending almost three years at the helm of HMS Daring, the ship’s company of the Portsmouth-based Type 45 destroyer decided a sen

about 9 years ago
Spanish warship hosts EU ambassadors during port call in Tanzania
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Spanish warship hosts EU ambassadors during port call in Tanzania

The commander of Spanish Navy’s offshore patrol vessel ESPS Relampago welcomed EU member state ambassadors aboard during a port call in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Ambassadors from Denmark, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands were welcomed by Lieutenant Commander Francisco Garcia Flores on Januar

about 9 years ago
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