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Gorch Fock Visits Wilhelmshaven, Germany
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Gorch Fock Visits Wilhelmshaven, Germany

German sailing ship SSS Gorch Fock will sail into Wilhelmshaven on Wednesday, November 25. The ship left its homeport in Kiel 90 days ago with the goal of preparing 226 midshipmen for their future duties. During this time, the white three-mast sailed 5.590 sea miles, 80 % of which was on sail. Looki

about 11 years ago
Russian Large ASW Ship Enters the Red Sea
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Russian Large ASW Ship Enters the Red Sea

The Northern Fleet large anti-submarine warfare (ASW) ship Vice Admiral Kulakov, finished passing the Suez Canal from the Mediterranean Sea into the Red Sea on November 20. Prior to entering the Red Sea offshore ocean zone, the crew of the Udaloy-class destroyer conducted training on damage control

about 11 years ago
HMS Duncan in the Black Sea
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HMS Duncan in the Black Sea

Britain’s newest warship, HMS Duncan, spent a week in the Black Sea with the Romanian and Bulgarian Navies. Fresh from operations in the Gulf, the ship sailed through the Bosphorus to work with NATO allies. Operating off Burgas, Bulgaria, and Constanța, Romania, the destroyer carried out training ma

about 11 years ago
UK Awards £1.3 Billion for Submarine Build
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UK Awards £1.3 Billion for Submarine Build

The UK Ministry of Defence awarded Bae Systems a £1.3 billion contract to build the fifth Astute-class submarine for the Royal Navy on November 19. The full contract covers the design and remaining build, test and commissioning activities on Anson, the fifth of seven technologically-advanced submari

about 11 years ago
BNS Leopold I Concludes Op Sophia Deployment
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BNS Leopold I Concludes Op Sophia Deployment

Belgian frigate Leopold I said farewell to the European Task Force EUNAVFOR MED operation SOPHIA after 38 days of activity in the Mediterranean Sea. The crew, composed of 158 sailors, including 9 women, provided support to Operation Sophia. They ran on duty within a Task Force composed of 8 naval un

about 11 years ago
France Sends Aircraft Carrier to Syrian Waters
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France Sends Aircraft Carrier to Syrian Waters

In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in Paris, France sent its carrier strike group — GAN, with the nuclear-powered FS Charles de Gaulle as flagship to the Middle East for the second time this year. This deployment is part of a mission called Arromanches 2 and represents the eighth deployment o

about 11 years ago
FGS Augsburg Deploys to Operation Sophia
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FGS Augsburg Deploys to Operation Sophia

German frigate FGS Augsburg will set sail for the EUNAVFOR Med Operation Sophia to join the already employed German replenishment ship FGS Berlin on Friday, November 20. Lead by Commander Senior Grade Jorg Mascow, the crew of Augsburg, together with the replenishment ship FGS Berlin, will be the Ger

about 11 years ago
RFA Mounts Bay Ready for Sea
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RFA Mounts Bay Ready for Sea

RFA Mounts Bay left the Falmouth port and the dock of A&P, a British ship repair and conversion company, after 18 months of works. Since January last year, RFA Mounts Bay has been alongside at the town’s Duchy Wharf, initially in extended readiness, then undergoing the most comprehensive overhaul in

about 11 years ago
HMS Ocean Embarks US Ospreys
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HMS Ocean Embarks US Ospreys

MV-22 Osprey aircraft from U.S. Marine Corps got on the flightdeck of the Royal Navy’s helicopter carrier and assault ship HMS Ocean for a series of US/UK exercises. For several weeks the MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft will fly off the deck of HMS Ocean transporting US and Royal Marines from ship

about 11 years ago
US Ospreys Embark on Flight Deck of LHD Juan Carlos I
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US Ospreys Embark on Flight Deck of LHD Juan Carlos I

The Spanish Navy’s Landing Helicopter Dock LHD Juan Carlos I embarked four MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft from a U.S. Marine Corps Squadron during the international NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2015. This deployment represents a milestone because it is the first time a USMC Air Squadron becomes

about 11 years ago
Croatian Navy Vessels Back from TJ15
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Croatian Navy Vessels Back from TJ15

Two amphibious landing ships of the Croatian Navy, DBM 81 Cetina and DBV 82 Krka are expected to return to their homeport, Naval Base Lora, today, November 13. The ships took part in NATO’s Trident Juncture 2015 and supported the Croatian Army, transporting personnel and equipment during the drills.

about 11 years ago
SNMG1 Continues Operation Active Endeavour
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SNMG1 Continues Operation Active Endeavour

Standing NATO Maritime Group 1 (SNMG1) led by Rear Admiral Alberto Correia, Portuguese Navy, resumed NATO’s counter-terrorism Operation Active Endeavour (OAE) this week. SNMG1 currently consists of the Flagship – Portuguese frigate NRP D. Francisco de Almeida, the Spanish frigate ESPS Blas de Lezo,

about 11 years ago
BAE Systems to Reduce Workforce in Australia
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BAE Systems to Reduce Workforce in Australia

BAE Systems, a British multinational defence, security and aerospace company, in an update on its business announced a “further headcount reductions” at its Australian shipyard. Despite Australia’s intention to launch a naval shipbuilding strategy, BAE Systems said that “it is unclear whether this i

about 11 years ago
Spanish Navy Recovers Crashed Airforce Helicopter
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Spanish Navy Recovers Crashed Airforce Helicopter

Spanish Navy units have recovered the Spanish Airforce helicopter which crashed 40 nautical miles southwest of Dakhla, Morocco. This incident, which occurred on October 22, left three persons dead. Their bodies were recovered after a search operation on October 31. According to the Spanish Navy, Off

about 11 years ago
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