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USS Manchester (LCS 14) heads for commissioning site
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USS Manchester (LCS 14) heads for commissioning site

The future USS Manchester (LCS 14), the newest littoral combat ship (LCS) to be delivered to the US Navy, got underway from Austal USA in Mobile, Alabama, on May 5. Manchester is en route to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where it is scheduled to enter service following a commissioning ceremony on May 2

about 8 years ago
Russian Navy’s landing ship completes sea trials
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Russian Navy’s landing ship completes sea trials

Russian Navy’s Project 11711 landing ship Ivan Gren has successfully completed sea trials, shipbuilder Yantar said in a statement. As informed, the seaborne part of the trials of the large amphibious assault ship Ivan Gren was completed on May 3. The newbuild was tested in the Baltic Sea. The trials

about 8 years ago
Construction starts on 1st of Philippine Navy’s new frigates
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Construction starts on 1st of Philippine Navy’s new frigates

South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has started construction of the first of two 2,600-ton frigates ordered by the Philippine Navy. The steel-cutting ceremony for the frigate was held in Ulsan, South Korea, on May 1, 2018. As informed, each of the new frigates will feature a leng

about 8 years ago
Future USS Thomas Hudner aces acceptance trials
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Future USS Thomas Hudner aces acceptance trials

US Navy’s future USS Thomas Hudner (DDG 116) successfully completed acceptance trials May 3 after spending a day underway off the coast of Maine. The US Navy’s Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV) reviewed the ship and its crew during a series of demonstrations while pier side and underway. As in

about 8 years ago
First unmanned minesweeping system delivered to Royal Navy
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First unmanned minesweeping system delivered to Royal Navy

An autonomous minesweeper system that can safely clear sea lanes of mines has been handed over to the Royal Navy, UK Defence Minister Guto Bebb has announced. Following a period of successful trials, the demonstrator system could go on to be used by the navy in the future to defeat the threat of mod

about 8 years ago
US Navy christens LCS Cincinnati
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US Navy christens LCS Cincinnati

The US Navy has christened its newest Independence-variant littoral combat ship (LCS), the future USS Cincinnati (LCS 20). The christening ceremony for the navy’s 20th LCS took place in Austal’s Mobile ship manufacturing facility, Alabama, on May 5. “The future USS Cincinnati is a symbol of the stro

about 8 years ago
Pella launches Russian Navy’s Project 22800 missile corvette
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Pella launches Russian Navy’s Project 22800 missile corvette

Russian shipbuilder Pella has launched the Project 22800 second serial missile corvette Shkval. The launching ceremony took place at Pella’s new shipbuilding complex on May 5, 2018. With a length of 67 meters and a width of 11 meters, the fast attack craft was designed to combat operations in the ne

about 8 years ago
Report: Russian Navy to expand fleet with 6 new warships in 2018
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Report: Russian Navy to expand fleet with 6 new warships in 2018

The Russian Navy is expected to receive six new warships and four repaired ones by the end of 2018, the country’s news agency Tass reported. “Until the end of the year, sailors will get another four constructed and four repaired warships,” Sergei Shoigu, Minister of Defense, was cited by Tass as say

about 8 years ago
South Korea to launch 2nd Dokdo-class ship this month
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South Korea to launch 2nd Dokdo-class ship this month

The Republic of Korea Navy’s second Dokdo-class amphibious assault ship will be launched this month, the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) said. The launching ceremony for the new ship, named ROKS Marado, will be held at Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction shipyard in Busan on May

about 8 years ago
US Navy joining Komodo 2018
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US Navy joining Komodo 2018

The US Navy will join more than 30 nations for the Multinational Exercise Komodo 2018 on and in the waters near Lombok Island, Indonesia, from May 4 to 9. The exercise brings together navies from across the world to rehearse scenarios focused on collaborative solutions to humanitarian assistance and

about 8 years ago
S&T helps assess USCG National Security Cutters
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S&T helps assess USCG National Security Cutters

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) has participated with the US Navy and the US Coast Guard (USCG) in several tests and evaluations of two National Security Cutters (NSC) to assess their operational capability. The cutters in question are USCGC Hamilto

about 8 years ago
TP Group wins deal for Royal Navy submarine atmosphere equipment
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TP Group wins deal for Royal Navy submarine atmosphere equipment

Specialist engineering and support services company TP Group has secured a £12.5 million deal to deliver submarine atmosphere equipment for Royal Navy submarines. The contract, awarded by the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD), is for a number of combined oxygen generating systems (COGS) and additional an

about 8 years ago
US Navy makes first-ever visit to Makassar, Indonesia
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US Navy makes first-ever visit to Makassar, Indonesia

The expeditionary fast transport ship USNS Millinocket departed Makassar, Indonesia, on May 4, marking the US Navy’s first visit to the port. The port visit served to strengthen the US-Indonesia partnership while reinforcing mutual commitment to bilateral and multilateral exercises and future port v

about 8 years ago
Indo-French naval exercise Varuna reaches its final phase
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Indo-French naval exercise Varuna reaches its final phase

Indian and French navies are conducting the last phase of the 2018 Varuna naval exercise in the vicinity of Reunion Island, French Embassy in New Delhi said. The third session is being held from May 1 to 7 after two successive phases. The first phase involved joint anti-submarine combat training off

about 8 years ago
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