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Internal leak prompts HMS Queen Elizabeth to return to port earlier than expected
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Internal leak prompts HMS Queen Elizabeth to return to port earlier than expected

Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth made a surprise return to Portsmouth on July 9, despite having been expected to spend another week at sea in preparation for a training deployment to the US coast. The carrier was forced to return to its homeport due to an internal water leak which was

about 7 years ago
13-nation naval exercise concludes in Chile
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13-nation naval exercise concludes in Chile

Navy ships and sailors from 13 nations completed UNITAS, the world’s longest running multinational maritime exercise, on July 3. Now in its 60th edition, the Chile-hosted maneuver saw naval forces from Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Germany, Honduras, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Turkey, Unite

about 7 years ago
US Navy’s MQ-8C unmanned helicopter reaches initial operational capability
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US Navy’s MQ-8C unmanned helicopter reaches initial operational capability

MQ-8C Fire Scout, the US Navy’s new unmanned helicopter, has reached initial operational capability (IOC) after some six years of flight trials. The navy declared IOC on June 28, after the MQ-8C clocked in over 1,500 flight hours with more than 700 sorties. The sea-based, vertical lift unmanned syst

about 7 years ago
Poland launches third navy tug Mieszko
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Poland launches third navy tug Mieszko

Polish shipbuilder Remontowa Shipbuilding hosted a naming and launching ceremony for the Polish Navy’s third B860 tug on July 8. The vessel was named Mieszko and is part of a six-unit order from 2017. Three tugs would be supplied to the 3rd Ship Flotilla and three to the 8th Coastal Defense Flotilla

about 7 years ago
Cruiser Normandy forced to abort carrier strike group drill due to “maintenance issues”
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Cruiser Normandy forced to abort carrier strike group drill due to “maintenance issues”

US Navy’s Ticonderoga-class cruiser USS Normandy returned to its Norfolk homeport on July 6, less than a day after getting underway for exercises with the Harry S. Truman carrier strike group. The cruiser was forced to break off from the drills due to what navy officials said were maintenance issues

about 7 years ago
Australian, Japanese navy leaders meet in Canberra
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Australian, Japanese navy leaders meet in Canberra

Senior leaders from the navies of Australia and Japan met in Canberra for a series of engagements as the countries seek to expand their roles in the Southwest Pacific. The Royal Australian Navy and Japan Maritime Self Defence Force (JMSDF) have been constantly developing their cooperation since they

about 7 years ago
Video: HMS Queen Elizabeth tests newly-installed Phalanx CIWS for first time
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Video: HMS Queen Elizabeth tests newly-installed Phalanx CIWS for first time

Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth has carried out the first test of its two Phalanx close-in weapon systems (CIWS), engaging both air and surface targets. The trial took place on July 7, as the ship is in the final stages of preparations for a departure to the US coast where it will wr

about 7 years ago
NATO ASW exercise Dynamic Mongoose underway off Norway
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NATO ASW exercise Dynamic Mongoose underway off Norway

Ships and submarines from Standing NATO Maritime Group One (SNMG1) are taking part in the anti-submarine warfare exercise Dynamic Mongoose in the Norwegian Sea and across the Article Circle. The group shifted into the new area of operations from the Baltic Sea where it completed its participation in

about 7 years ago
USS Montgomery first LCS to deploy to Singapore since 2017
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USS Montgomery first LCS to deploy to Singapore since 2017

US Navy’s Independence-variant littoral combat ship USS Montgomery (LCS 8) arrived at Singapore’s Changi Naval Base on July 6, becoming the first LCS to deploy to Singapore since late 2017. Montgomery’s arrival is part of a rotational deployment to the Indo-Pacific area of operations and is the four

about 7 years ago
UK MOD awards £85M contract to Rolls-Royce to boost Type-23 fleet capabilities
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UK MOD awards £85M contract to Rolls-Royce to boost Type-23 fleet capabilities

The UK Ministry of Defence has signed an £85 million contract with engineering company Rolls-Royce to maintain the engines of the Royal Navy’s Type-23 frigate fleet. The contract includes a comprehensive support package to Spey gas turbines, including the overhaul of engines, provision of spares, as

about 7 years ago
Australia welcomes US Ronald Reagan Strike Group
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Australia welcomes US Ronald Reagan Strike Group

The US Navy’s Ronald Reagan Strike Group has arrived in Brisbane, Australia, for a regularly scheduled port visit. The aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) and the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Chancellorsville (CG 62) pulled into Brisbane July 5, while the Arleigh Burke Class

about 7 years ago
HMCS Toronto joins SNMG2 in Black Sea
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HMCS Toronto joins SNMG2 in Black Sea

The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) has entered the Black Sea to conduct routine patrols with NATO allies. Starting July 2, 2019, Canadian Halifax-class frigate HMCS Toronto is sailing the Black Sea with Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 (SNMG2) to enhance interoperability with allies and build on cooperat

about 7 years ago
US Navy sends 2nd vessel to Gulf of Guinea
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US Navy sends 2nd vessel to Gulf of Guinea

USNS Carson City (T-EFP 7), a military sealift command Spearhead-class expeditionary fast transport ship, departed Rota, Spain, on July 2, as part of the US Navy’s second deployment to the Gulf of Guinea this year. Sailors and embarked personnel will work alongside regional partners on an Africa Par

about 7 years ago
Romania picks Naval Group, SNC for new corvette program
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Romania picks Naval Group, SNC for new corvette program

The Romanian authorities have selected French Naval Group and its Romanian partner Santierul Naval Constanta (SNC) for the program to build four new Gowind multi-mission corvettes. In addition, Naval Group and SNC will modernize the T22 frigates and create a maintenance center and a training center.

about 7 years ago
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