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French Shipbuilder to build 12 submarines for Australian Navy
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French Shipbuilder to build 12 submarines for Australian Navy

The Australian Prime Minister announced today in Adelaide, that the next generation of 12 submarines will be constructed in Adelaide, with DCNS of France selected as the preferred international partner for the design. The AUD 50 billion Future Submarine Project is the largest and most complex defenc

about 10 years ago
James Troop & Co to supply engines for 3 naval vessels
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James Troop & Co to supply engines for 3 naval vessels

Liverpool City Region (UK) based ship engine specialist James Troop & Co has won an order to supply Volvo Penta diesel engines for three European naval vessels being built on Merseyside. James Troop, one of the UK’s major Volvo Penta Centers, will supply the engines for three vessels being construct

about 10 years ago
US, Swedish navies conduct bilateral naval exercise
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US, Swedish navies conduct bilateral naval exercise

USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) and a U.S. Navy P-3 Orion from Patrol Squadron (VP) 4 conducted an underway engagement with the Swedish Navy, on April 22nd. “We are pleased to be conducting an exercise with our Swedish allies which will enhance interoperability between our Navies. Professional exercises be

about 10 years ago
UK based Anglo French exercise wraps up
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UK based Anglo French exercise wraps up

A Tri-Service exercise designed to test the Anglo-French working partnership has completed on April 22nd, after a fortnight of exercising on sea, land and air. Eight warships from the Royal Navy and Marine Nationale took part – Royal Navy flagship HMS Ocean, HMS Bulwark, HMS Sutherland, as well as R

about 10 years ago
Most Read News, April 18 – 24, 2016
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Most Read News, April 18 – 24, 2016

Australia starts unrolling shipbuilding plans Austal, the West Australian shipbuilding company, is the first to benefit from the Australian shipbuilding program outlined in the recently released Defence White Paper. US Navy constructs unique pier U.S. Navy units started the construction of the Eleva

about 10 years ago
Merchant Ships Train with Navies during IMCMEX
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Merchant Ships Train with Navies during IMCMEX

Civilian crews on merchant vessels and cruise ships worked with navies from more than 30 nations to ensure the waterways of the Middle East remain open and secure for commercial shipping. More than 30 commercial ships, together with partner nation navies, participated in the International Mine Count

about 10 years ago
SRDSC to Modernize Hetman Sahaydachni
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SRDSC to Modernize Hetman Sahaydachni

SRDSC has awarded a contract by the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine for development of the technical design and modernization of the frigate Hetman Sahaydachniy. Due to the modernization project, the frigate’s service life will be extended. Fighting efficiency and habitability will be improved as wel

about 10 years ago
Belgian frigate BNS Louise Marie completes two year modernization program
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Belgian frigate BNS Louise Marie completes two year modernization program

Belgian Navy’s multi-purpose frigate Louise Marie F931 has returned to its homeport in Zeebrugge, Belgium, after undergoing modernization in the Netherlands. The frigate was docked in Den Helder, where she was fitted with new weapons and communications. BNS Louise Marie will now be performing operat

about 10 years ago
RV Belgica undergoes electrical overhaul
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RV Belgica undergoes electrical overhaul

Dutch electrical systems provider Alewijnse Marine Systems was awarded a contract for the refit of key electrical systems on board RV Belgica, an oceanographic research vessel owned by the Belgian state. Back in 2015, Alewijnse completed electrical repairs on the vessel and launched a year-long rese

about 10 years ago
EU High Representative visits Operation Sophia flagship one year after 800 drown off Italy
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EU High Representative visits Operation Sophia flagship one year after 800 drown off Italy

High Representative of the European Union and Vice President of the European Commission, Federica Mogherini, accompanied by Pedro Serrano EEAS Deputy Secretary General and General, Michail Kostarakos, Chairman of EU Military Committee (EUMC), visited the Italian Aircraft Carrier Cavour, EUNAVFOR MED

about 10 years ago
Canadian Coast Guard to modernize ‘Pierre Radisson’
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Canadian Coast Guard to modernize ‘Pierre Radisson’

Swiss-based ABB has received a contract to modernize the 38 year old Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker Pierre Radisson. The cutter will be fitted with hardware and software within the ship’s power distribution system upgrade which will include eight new drives. ABB said the contract included an option

about 10 years ago
DALO, Kongsberg renew maritime simulator cooperation
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DALO, Kongsberg renew maritime simulator cooperation

The Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) and Kongsberg have renewed their maritime simulation co-operation with the March 2016 signing of a new framework agreement, including a ten year ‘Long Term System Support Program’ (LTSSP) extension. Under the contract DALO will have ac

about 10 years ago
Thales to provide unmanned aircraft vehicles to Malaysian Coast Guard
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Thales to provide unmanned aircraft vehicles to Malaysian Coast Guard

Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency, also known as Malaysian Coast Guard has contracted French company Thales to deliver its unmanned aerial vehicles for the country’s patrol vessels. The contract will have Thales deliver its Fulmar mini-UAV which will then be installed on six New Generation Patro

about 10 years ago
Egyptian Navy’s Gowind corvette construction moves to Egypt
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Egyptian Navy’s Gowind corvette construction moves to Egypt

Egyptian Alexandria Shipyard has started construction of the first of three Gowind 2500 corvettes to be built in Egypt. First metal was cut on April 16 in the presence of high representatives of the Egyptian Navy and of DCNS technical assistance and management teams. Under a contract signed with Fre

about 10 years ago
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