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US amphibious ships train with JMSDF counterparts in East China Sea
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US amphibious ships train with JMSDF counterparts in East China Sea

US Navy ships from the Wasp amphibious ready group (ARG) met up with Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) amphibious transport dock ship, JS Kunisaki (LST 4003), for two days of exercises on January 11 and 12. During the cooperative deployment, ARG ships and JS Kunisaki conducted communication

about 7 years ago
USS Wichita enters service
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USS Wichita enters service

USS Wichita (LCS 13), the US Navy’s seventh Freedom-variant littoral combat ship, was brought to life during a commissioning ceremony at Naval Station Mayport on January 12. “The LCS, like your favorite mobile device, offers more portability and maneuverability, while being much less conspicuous,” s

about 7 years ago
US destroyer Donald Cook resumes European patrol
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US destroyer Donald Cook resumes European patrol

US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) departed Naval Station Rota, Spain resuming it’s eighth forward-deployed naval forces (FDNF) patrol in the US 6th Fleet area of operations, January 12. Donald Cook was in Naval Station Rota for a training and maintenance

about 7 years ago
NASSCO expands San Diego shipyard with new panel line
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NASSCO expands San Diego shipyard with new panel line

US shipbuilder General Dynamics NASSCO held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on January 11 to commission its new panel line, which expands steel production capabilities for the construction of commercial and government ships in San Diego. The new panel line enables distortion-free welding of plates as thin

about 7 years ago
Austal receives LCS support contract
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Austal receives LCS support contract

Shipbuilder Austal USA has received a $21 million contract from the US Department of Defense for support activities on the littoral combat ship (LCS) program. Austal will be the prime contractor for undertaking a dry docking of LCS 14 to carry out various support and sustainment activities. This awa

about 7 years ago
Royal Navy sending another ship on Asia-Pacific deployment
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Royal Navy sending another ship on Asia-Pacific deployment

The Royal Navy will deploy Type 23 frigate HMS Montrose to Japan later this year, where the ship will contribute to the enforcement of UN sanctions on North Korea. Montrose will be the fourth British warship to visit Japan and operate in the region in the past 12 months. Fellow Plymouth-based frigat

about 7 years ago
Indian Navy tests air-droppable logistics containers
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Indian Navy tests air-droppable logistics containers

The Indian Navy announced it has successfully tested the Sahayak air-droppable containers, deploying them from IL-38 aircraft off Goa in the Arabian Sea on January 8, 2019. Sahayak Containers will enhance the operational logistics capability of the navy, allowing it to supply spares and stores to sh

about 7 years ago
Germany starting construction of first new K130 corvette next month
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Germany starting construction of first new K130 corvette next month

A consortium of three German shipbuilders is scheduled to officially begin works on the first of five new K130 corvettes in February this year, the German Navy chief has announced. Speaking in Dobbin-Linstow on January 10, Vice Admiral Andreas Krause said the steel-cutting ceremony for the future FG

about 7 years ago
SIMBAD-RC-launched Mistral missile defeats fast boats in latest test
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SIMBAD-RC-launched Mistral missile defeats fast boats in latest test

French missile systems specialist MBDA announced they tested the Mistral missile against fast boats such as fast inshore attack craft in a demonstration in front of a number of foreign delegations. The firing was performed from a SIMBAD-RC automated naval turret firing from the land against a fast m

about 7 years ago
US, Greek marines kick off exercise Alexander the Great
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US, Greek marines kick off exercise Alexander the Great

Approximately 300 US Marines and an equal number Greek military personnel have arrived in the port city of Volos, Greece, to start exercise Alexander the Great 2019. ATG19 is a bi-lateral security cooperation training exercise involving primarily Hellenic Marines from the 32nd Marine Brigade and US

about 7 years ago
Boeing gets further $9m for HAAWC integration on P-8A
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Boeing gets further $9m for HAAWC integration on P-8A

The US Naval Sea Systems has awarded Boeing a $9.2 million contract modification for the integration of the High Altitude Anti-Submarine Warfare Weapon Capability (HAAWC) on the Poseidon P-8A submarine-hunting aircraft. The HAAWC integrates an Air Launch Accessory (ALA) with folding wings and GPS gu

about 7 years ago
Babcock gets £5m deal for first-ever HMS Queen Elizabeth dry-dock maintenance
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Babcock gets £5m deal for first-ever HMS Queen Elizabeth dry-dock maintenance

The UK defense ministry announced it has awarded Babcock’s Rosyth dockyard a £5 million contract for the first planned dry-dock maintenance of the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth. As announced by defense minister Stuart Andrew, the contract will allow the 65,000-tonne carrier to unde

about 7 years ago
US Navy’s fourth Flight III Arleigh Burke destroyer to be named Jeremiah Denton (DDG 129)
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US Navy’s fourth Flight III Arleigh Burke destroyer to be named Jeremiah Denton (DDG 129)

The US Navy’s 79th Arleigh Burke-class destroyer will be named after navy Vietnam veteran, Navy Cross recipient, and former US Senator from Alabama, Admiral Jeremiah Denton. “Admiral Denton’s legacy is an inspiration to all who wear our nation’s uniform,” said Secretary of the Navy Richard V. Spence

about 7 years ago
US Navy seeks Energy Magazine for directed energy weapons
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US Navy seeks Energy Magazine for directed energy weapons

The US Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has issued a request for information (RFI) calling on companies and academia to provide info on the development of an electrical Energy Magazine that would be used for directed energy weapons on navy ships. The RFI was issued on January 2 on behalf of PMS 32

about 7 years ago
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