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U.S. Navy’s LCS 7 and 8 to be homeported in San Diego
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U.S. Navy’s LCS 7 and 8 to be homeported in San Diego

The U.S. Navy announced December 23 that the future littoral combat ships USS Detroit (LCS 7) and USS Montgomery (LCS 8) are scheduled to be homeported at Naval Base San Diego following their commissioning in summer 2016. Detroit is a Freedom-class littoral combat ship being built at Marinette Marin

about 10 years ago
USNS Spearhead to join U.S. 6th Fleet
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USNS Spearhead to join U.S. 6th Fleet

Sailors from the U.S. Navy’s Expeditionary Fast Transport vessel USNS Spearhead (T-EPF 1) are preparing for their deployment in 2016 to the U.S. 6th Fleet area of operations. Their aim will be to support the international collaborative capacity-building program Africa Partnership Station (APS). Sail

about 10 years ago
Lockheed Martin nets $1.25 B of US Navy contracts
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Lockheed Martin nets $1.25 B of US Navy contracts

The U.S. Navy’s Naval Air Systems Command on December 21 awarded Lockheed Martin Aeronautics two contracts worth $1.255 billion. The first is a $1,171,206,489 advance acquisition contract for the advance procurement of long lead time materials, parts, components and effort to maintain the planned pr

about 10 years ago
Austal bags US Navy’s LCS design services contract
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Austal bags US Navy’s LCS design services contract

Australian-based shipbuilder Austal announced December 21 that its Austal USA subsidiary has been awarded a contract for $51,7 million to its 11-ship $3.5 billion Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) contract for the U.S. Navy. This contract modification is expected to increase to $198,385,545 over three year

about 10 years ago
RFA Lyme Bay concludes Atlantic patrol
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RFA Lyme Bay concludes Atlantic patrol

The Royal Navy’s auxiliary ship RFA Lyme Bay has returned home after patrolling the Atlantic, visiting 16 nations, helping with two disaster relief operations, and making a $53million cocaine bust. RFA Lyme Bay sailed into Falmouth, England at the weekend having completed a six-month patrol of the N

about 10 years ago
USS Fitzgerald changes command
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USS Fitzgerald changes command

Commander Robert Shu relieved Commander Christopher England as the commanding officer of the U.S. Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Fitzgerald (DDG 62) during a change of command ceremony at Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka (CFAY), December 15. England was Fitzgerald’s comma

about 10 years ago
Navy to cut LCS program to 40 units, chose one shipbuilder
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Navy to cut LCS program to 40 units, chose one shipbuilder

The U.S. Navy might have to give up on acquiring 52 littoral combat ships and reduce the number to 40 and decide on only one shipbuilder. U.S Defense Secretary Ash Carter told this to the Navy Secretary Ray Mabus in a December 14 memo, first reported by Defense News. Carter said that the funds saved

about 10 years ago
Canadian Navy sub returns home
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Canadian Navy sub returns home

The Canadian Navy’s hunter-killer submarine HMCS Windsor returned to Halifax December 17 after a three and a half month deployment to Western European waters. HMCS Windsor, along with HMC Ships Athabaskan, Halifax, Montréal, Goose Bay, and Summerside left Halifax in the early fall. The submarine is

about 10 years ago
US Navy to christen USS Omaha
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US Navy to christen USS Omaha

The U.S. Navy announced the christening ceremony of the newest Independence-variant littoral combat ship, USS Omaha (LCS 12), that will take place in Mobile, Alabama, December 19. Omaha, designated LCS 12, honors the city of Omaha, Nebraska. Ray Mabus, secretary of the Navy, who will serve as princi

about 10 years ago
USS Rafael Peralta commences Aegis testing
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USS Rafael Peralta commences Aegis testing

The U.S. Navy’s future DDG 51 destroyer, USS Rafael Peralta (DDG 115) started its Aegis Combat System testing at the Bath Iron Works (BIW) shipyard, December 17. The Aegis system light off marks the beginning of combat system testing for the ship. These tests will ensure all combat system equipment

about 10 years ago
Lockheed Martin bags $72.4 M submarine contracts
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Lockheed Martin bags $72.4 M submarine contracts

Lockheed Martin Mission Systems and Training has been awarded a $72.4 million contract to provide U.S. and United Kingdom Trident II (D5) navigation subsystem engineering support services. The contract will see Lockheed Martin provide U.S. and U.K. fleet support and U.S. and U.K. trainer systems sup

about 10 years ago
US Navy’s CSG 4 changes command
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US Navy’s CSG 4 changes command

Rear Admiral Richard W. Butler who has been the Commander of Carrier Strike Group (CSG) 4 since July 31, 2014 was succeeded by Rear Adm. Bruce H. Lindsey on December 11. The change of command ceremony was also a retirement ceremony since the former Commander Buttler retired from the Navy after more

about 10 years ago
64th Arleigh Burke destroyer launched
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64th Arleigh Burke destroyer launched

The U.S. Navy’s Aegis-equipped Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) was launched at the Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) shipyard December 12. The ship was translated from the land level facility to the drydock which was slowly flooded until the ship was afloat. You can watch

about 10 years ago
USS Milwaukee towed to port after breaking down
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USS Milwaukee towed to port after breaking down

Although the U.S. Navy’s fifth Freedom-variant littoral combat ship, the USS Milwaukee, was commissioned November 21, the ship arrived at Joint Expeditionary Base (JEB), Virginia, December 11. This delay was caused by the discovery of metallic debris in the port and starboard combining gear filter s

about 10 years ago
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