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Spanish oiler heads for second deployment with Royal Canadian Navy
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Spanish oiler heads for second deployment with Royal Canadian Navy

The Spanish Navy auxiliary oiler and replenishment (AOR) ship ‘Patiño’ (A-14) set sail from Ferrol towards Halifax to cooperate with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) in North-Western Atlantic waters. This will be the second time Patiño is working with the RCN after the first one took place in February

about 10 years ago
New gangways arrive for British Queen Elizabeth carriers
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New gangways arrive for British Queen Elizabeth carriers

Two new gangways to support Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers have arrived at Portsmouth Naval Base. Designed and developed by Dutch specialists Verhoef, on behalf of BAE Systems, the gangways are part of an investment of £100 million to support HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales whil

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy trainee pilots land aboard RFA Wave Ruler
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Royal Navy trainee pilots land aboard RFA Wave Ruler

Engineers and aircrew from Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose’s Merlin training Squadron took to the high seas recently to allow eight trainee aviators to carry out their first deck landings and secondary roles training. Along with their flying instructors as well as 20 air engineers from 824 Naval Ai

about 10 years ago
Northrop Grumman joins Royal Navy’s Unmanned Warrior with minehunting assets
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Northrop Grumman joins Royal Navy’s Unmanned Warrior with minehunting assets

Northrop Grumman Corporation said it would be participating in the Royal Navy’s Unmanned Warrior exercise where the company intends to put its unmanned mine hunting capabilities on show. The unmanned mine hunting element of Unmanned Warrior will feature Northrop Grumman’s AQS-24B towed mine hunting

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems told to refine Type 26 design for new Australian frigates
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BAE Systems told to refine Type 26 design for new Australian frigates

The Australian government has awarded BAE Systems a contract to further refine its design of the Type 26 Global Combat Ship (GCS) for the Royal Australian Navy under the SEA 5000 (Future Frigate) program. BAE Systems said that a team of the company’s Australian engineers would be deployed to the UK

about 10 years ago
Operation Atalanta, Escort Task Group Commanders meet in Gulf of Aden
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Operation Atalanta, Escort Task Group Commanders meet in Gulf of Aden

Operation Atalanta’s counter-piracy Force Commander, Commodore Luyckx, recently visited People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy Ship Xiangtan in the Gulf of Aden. The visit enabled the Force Commander to meet Commander Escort Task Group 531, Senior Captain Wang Hongli. After being transferred by helicop

about 10 years ago
Scottish economy cannot do without navy shipbuilding contracts
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Scottish economy cannot do without navy shipbuilding contracts

The crucial importance of Royal Navy shipbuilding contracts to the Scottish economy has been laid bare in a report commissioned by GMB Scotland today (Friday 2 September). An economic analysis of Scotland’s defence sector by the Fraser of Allander Institute revealed that: · 5,943 jobs and £162.7 mil

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy’s new offshore patrol vessel enters the water
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Royal Navy’s new offshore patrol vessel enters the water

The first of the Royal Navy’s new style of River-class offshore patrol vessels has entered the water for the first time. Forth completed her 1¾-mile journey from BAE Systems shipyard at Govan on the Clyde to the company’s Scotstoun site. The first plate of steel was delivered to Govan in October 201

about 10 years ago
Fincantieri to participate in Competitive Evaluation Process
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Fincantieri to participate in Competitive Evaluation Process

Fincantieri has signed a contract with the Australian Government to participate in the Competitive Evaluation Process, conducted by the Department of Defence, to deliver 9 Future Frigates – to be built in Adelaide, South Australia – for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) under the SEA 5000 programme. F

about 10 years ago
RFA Mounts Bay assists in removal of chemical weapons
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RFA Mounts Bay assists in removal of chemical weapons

RFA Mounts Bay has assisted in the removal of the last batch of known materials which could be used in the manufacture of chemical weapons from Libya. The UK provided RFA Mounts Bay to support the Danish-led maritime operation, escorting a Danish transport ship through the Mediterranean as it carrie

about 10 years ago
HMS Diamond to help tackle arms trafficking
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HMS Diamond to help tackle arms trafficking

The Royal Navy warship HMS Diamond will sail to the southern Mediterranean to join an operation aimed at countering arms trafficking. The Type 45 destroyer left Portsmouth on Wednesday evening and will replace the Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship RFA Mounts Bay during a planned maintenance period. Meanwhi

about 10 years ago
HNLMS Tromp, USNS John Ericsson conduct RAS
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HNLMS Tromp, USNS John Ericsson conduct RAS

Recently, operation Atalanta’s Dutch Flagship, HNLMS Tromp, has been refueled at sea by the American tanker, USNS John Ericsson, in the Gulf of Aden. Refuels such as this are referred to by sailors as Replenishment At Sea (RAS) and are vital for ensuring ships can continue with their important missi

about 10 years ago
HMS Ledbury secures Royal Regatta
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HMS Ledbury secures Royal Regatta

The men of HMS Ledbury, one of 8 Hunt class Mine Counter Measure (MCM) ships of the Royal Navy, had the honour to act as Guardship for this year’s Royal Regatta. Usually a role bestowed on larger warships, this was a fine opportunity for her Ship’s Company to prove quite how effective a ‘minor war [

about 10 years ago
HMS Daring to join campaign against Daesh
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HMS Daring to join campaign against Daesh

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has announced HMS Daring will deploy to the Gulf as the UK’s latest contribution to the campaign against Daesh. The Type 45 destroyer and her 190-strong crew will sail from Portsmouth on Friday with a mission to use her sophisticated radar and missile systems to prot

about 10 years ago
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