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EU’s Operation Atalanta Extended until 2016
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EU’s Operation Atalanta Extended until 2016

The Council has extended the EU’s counter-piracy Operation Atalanta by two more years, until 12 December 2016. The Operation’s main focus is the protection of World Food Programme vessels delivering humanitarian aid to Somalia; and the deterrence, repression and disruption of piracy off the Somali c

about 11 years ago
HMS Argyll Supports Charity during Caribbean Voyage
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HMS Argyll Supports Charity during Caribbean Voyage

Royal Navy’s HMS Argyll has looked to support the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) during her Caribbean deployment raising over £1,700 for this worthy cause. A particular success was her visit to Baltimore where the ship raised over $2,100 in four days. The ship’s company have also taken

about 11 years ago
Canadian Navy: Bravo Zulu of the Week!
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Canadian Navy: Bravo Zulu of the Week!

Bravo Zulu to six crew members of Her Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Toronto who sprang into action in response to a fire and assisted in the evacuation of a burning building during a port visit on November 14th in Antalya, Turkey. Two of the ship’s officers, Lieutenant(Navy) (Lt(N)) Samuel Gaudreau

about 11 years ago
Russian Navy’s Corvettes Join in Firing Drills
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Russian Navy’s Corvettes Join in Firing Drills

During recent missile and artillery exercises, the Russian Baltic Fleet’s corvettes Soobrazitelnyy and Steregushchiy, along with the missile vessel “P-257”, completed firing at surface and air targets. The drills were held in the Kaliningrad region and the targets simulated enemy combat ships and ai

about 11 years ago
Danish Navy Rescues Two during Survey Ops in Greenland
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Danish Navy Rescues Two during Survey Ops in Greenland

Royal Danish Navy’s inspection vessel EJNAR MIKKELSEN recently rescued two teenage girls during the testing operations of its new Multibeam Echosounder (MBES) in Greenland waters. EJNAR MIKKELSEN was in the process of conducting hydrographic surveys west of the Kok Islands, close to Nuuk, when it wa

about 11 years ago
JSS Karel Doorman Brings Aid Supplies to Freetown, Sierra Leone
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JSS Karel Doorman Brings Aid Supplies to Freetown, Sierra Leone

The Netherlands Navy’s Joint Logistics Support Ship Karel Doorman arrived in Freetown, Sierra Leone and started unloading supplies yesterday, November 19, to help fight Ebola. The vessel delivered the much needed aid in the means of protective clothing, beds, medical equipment and other, totalling o

about 11 years ago
New Maritime Research Centre Opened in Portsmouth
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New Maritime Research Centre Opened in Portsmouth

UK Minister for Portsmouth Matthew Hancock opened a new £4 million centre for research into unmanned autonomous boats, submarines and other vessels on November 17. This market is estimated to be worth £9 billion each year over the next 8 years. The Centre for Maritime Intelligence Systems (CMIS) was

about 11 years ago
SNMCMG1 Sails into London, UK
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SNMCMG1 Sails into London, UK

Seven ships of Standing NATO Mine Counter-Measures Group ONE (SNMCMG1), under command of Lithuanian Navy Commander Giedrius Premeneckas, arrived in London for a routine port visit. SNMCMG1 is visiting London as part of the Group’s deployment to enhance maritime security and NATO’s readiness in the r

about 11 years ago
USS Donald Cook Completes SRA in Rota, Spain
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USS Donald Cook Completes SRA in Rota, Spain

Forward Deployed Regional Maintenance Center (FDRMC) Detachment Rota completed its first selected restricted availability (SRA) on Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) in Rota, Spain, Nov. 12. The ship completed combined contractor and type commander sea trials Nov.

about 11 years ago
Australian DF: Russian Flotilla Leaves Coral Sea
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Australian DF: Russian Flotilla Leaves Coral Sea

Australian Defence Force vessels and aircraft have completed monitoring a Russian Surface Task Group that was operating in the Coral Sea to Australia’s north. The Russian ships did not enter Australian territorial waters and have now departed the Coral Sea. The flotilla included Russian Federation S

about 11 years ago
HNLMS Van Speijk Guards WFP Vessel along Somali Coast
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HNLMS Van Speijk Guards WFP Vessel along Somali Coast

EU Naval Force Dutch frigate, HNLMS Van Speijk, has escorted a World Food Programme (WFP) vessel along the Somali coast to keep it safe from a potential pirate attack. The WFP ship was carrying food such as soya, cooking oil and flour from Mombasa in Kenya to the Somali port of Kismayo. The food wil

about 11 years ago
Sweden Confirms Intruder in Stockholm Archipelago
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Sweden Confirms Intruder in Stockholm Archipelago

The Swedish Armed Forces confirmed that a submarine has violated Swedish territorial integrity. Results from the analysis following the intelligence operation conducted in October are unambiguous. Supreme Commander Sverker Göranson said: There is no doubt, we have excluded all other explanations. Sw

about 11 years ago
HMS St Albans Fills Its Tanks
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HMS St Albans Fills Its Tanks

With 40,000 tonnes of metal crashing through the Channel separated by just 40 metres, HMS St Albans and Royal Fleet Auxiliary tanker Wave Ruler execute one of the most dangerous, but also carefully choreographed manoeuvres on the high seas. For the first time in nearly two years the Portsmouth-based

about 11 years ago
Turkey: HMCS Toronto Assists in Antalya Fire
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Turkey: HMCS Toronto Assists in Antalya Fire

On November 14, 2014, six crew members of HMCS Toronto, Lieutenant (Navy) Samuel Gaudreault, Lieutenant (Navy) Daniel Willis, Master Corporal Shirley Jardine, Leading Seaman Jean-Francois Martineau, Corporal Jo Boivin and Able Seaman Chris Richards, responded to a fire and assisted in the evacuation

about 11 years ago
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