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US Navy carrier strike group starts South China Sea patrol
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US Navy carrier strike group starts South China Sea patrol

U.S Navy’s aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson and the attached carrier strike group entered the South China Sea and started patrols in the disputed region, the U.S. Navy announced on February. The start of “routine operations” comes a week after Beijing warned the U.S. not to challenge China’s soverei

about 9 years ago
US Navy approves full rate production of eCASS
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US Navy approves full rate production of eCASS

With a $166 million contract for the delivery of 63 eCASS stations, the U.S. Navy has approved full rate production of Lockheed Martin’s Electronic Consolidated Automated Support System (eCASS). eCASS provides shore-based and afloat intermediate and depot level maintenance and repair capabilities fo

about 9 years ago
Future Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) sailors complete crew certification
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Future Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) sailors complete crew certification

U.S. Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the future USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), completed crew certification on February 16, following a three-day fast cruise. “It is the crew that brings the ship to life,” said Capt. Rick McCormack, Ford’s commanding officer. “The crew is at the heart of all that we d

about 9 years ago
USS Coronado docks in Brunei on deployment’s first port call
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USS Coronado docks in Brunei on deployment’s first port call

U.S. Navy’s Singapore-based littoral combat ship USS Coronado (LCS 4) arrived in Brunei for the first scheduled port visit on its deployment on February 16. While in port Coronado will host multiple ship tours and put the embarked MH-60S Seahawk helicopter and MQ-8B Fire Scout unmanned helicopter on

about 9 years ago
RFA Wave Knight visits Havana, Cuba
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RFA Wave Knight visits Havana, Cuba

Royal Fleet Auxiliary Wave Knight visited Havana, Cuba on the latest stop during her Caribbean counter-drug deployment. Other roles of the support ship include flying the flag for Britain in its overseas territories, being on stand-by to help out in the event of a natural disaster and generally prom

about 9 years ago
Instead of modernizing, Brazil decides to scrap only aircraft carrier
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Instead of modernizing, Brazil decides to scrap only aircraft carrier

The Brazilian Navy has decided to decommission its aircraft carrier BNS Sao Paulo (A 12), 17 years after acquiring it from the French Navy in 2000. The reason for this decision, as the Brazilian news site DefesaNet reported, was the fact that cost of returning the aircraft carrier to an operational

about 9 years ago
Canada’s heaviest icebreaker CCGS Louis St Laurent enters dry-dock for refit
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Canada’s heaviest icebreaker CCGS Louis St Laurent enters dry-dock for refit

Canadian Coast Guard Ship Louis St Laurent, the country’s heaviest icebreaker, arrived in Quebec, Canada where it was dry-docked for a refit. Work on the refit and upgrades of CCGS Louis St Laurent will be undertaken by Davie Shipbuilding under a $14 million contract announced in January 2017. Durin

about 9 years ago
US Navy picks Mayport as east coast operating base for MQ-4C Triton
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US Navy picks Mayport as east coast operating base for MQ-4C Triton

The U.S. Naval Station Mayport will be serving as the East Coast forward operating base for the MQ-4C Triton Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS). According to a U.S. Navy announcement from February 15, Mayport will be a permanent duty station for about 400 Triton UAS personnel and will support rotational

about 9 years ago
Exercise Cobra Gold gets underway in Thailand
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Exercise Cobra Gold gets underway in Thailand

The 36th iteration of the multilateral exercise Cobra Gold kicked off in Sattahip, Thailand, February 14. Cobra Gold is a Thailand/United States co-sponsored, combined task force and joint theater security cooperation exercise conducted annually in the Kingdom of Thailand. CG 17 will be held Feb. 14

about 9 years ago
BAE gets $42M for Ticonderoga-class cruiser repairs
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BAE gets $42M for Ticonderoga-class cruiser repairs

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems Norfolk Ship Repair a $42 million contract for repair and alteration works on the Ticonderoga-class cruiser USS Vicksburg (CG 69). Under the contract, BAE Systems will perform what is termed as a special selected restricted availability (SSRA). An SSRA is schedu

about 9 years ago
In first under Trump, Russian jets buzz US destroyer
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In first under Trump, Russian jets buzz US destroyer

Russian fighter jets flew “dangerously close” to the U.S. Navy destroyer USS Porter in the Black Sea in what was the first incident of this kind since the new U.S. president was sworn in. Russian aircraft performed three “unprofessional and unsafe” approaches at the USS Porter in a single day on Feb

about 9 years ago
Australian, US Navy divers meet up for mine counter-measure training
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Australian, US Navy divers meet up for mine counter-measure training

Divers from the navies of U.S. and Australia met in Perth, Western Australia, for a round of mine counter measure drills recently. The United States Navy explosive ordnance disposal Mobile Unit Five flew from Guam to Perth to join Australian Clearance Diving Team Four and Australian Mine Warfare Tea

about 9 years ago
USS Carl Vinson departs Guam
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USS Carl Vinson departs Guam

The U.S. Navy’s aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) and its embarked Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 2 departed Guam after a scheduled four-day port visit, February 14. While in Guam, Carl Vinson sailors hosted distinguished visitors, toured local sites, and participated in community relations projects

about 9 years ago
US Navy attack submarine visits the Philippines
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US Navy attack submarine visits the Philippines

The crew of the U.S. Navy’s Los Angeles-class submarine USS Louisville (SSN 724) arrived in Subic Bay for a brief port call on February 14. The submariners will participate in a series of community service projects and sporting events during the visit. Louisville will also use the stop to conduct so

about 9 years ago
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