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First River-class OPV HMS Forth arrives home
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First River-class OPV HMS Forth arrives home

The Royal Navy’s first Batch-2 River-class offshore patrol vessel HMS Forth arrived in her new homeport at Portsmouth Naval Base on February 26. She is the first of five vessels in the class, designed for counter-piracy, anti-smuggling, fishery protection, border patrol, counter terrorism and mariti

about 8 years ago
Multinational carrier strike group welcomes US Navy secretary for underway visit
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Multinational carrier strike group welcomes US Navy secretary for underway visit

A three-nation carrier strike group assembled around aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) welcomed the US Navy secretary for a visit during final deployment preparations. Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV), Richard V. Spencer, landed aboard the USS Harry S. Truman Feb. 25, during the group’s co

about 8 years ago
French ECA Group presents mid-sized mine warfare AUV ‘A18-M’
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French ECA Group presents mid-sized mine warfare AUV ‘A18-M’

French autonomous systems developer ECA Group recently unveiled and demonstrated its new mid-sized mine counter measure autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV), the A18-M. A live demonstration of the company’s new AUV family member took place off Toulon, Southern France, on February 16. According to the

about 8 years ago
South African Navy picks Damen for Project Biro inshore patrol vessel build
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South African Navy picks Damen for Project Biro inshore patrol vessel build

South African defense procurement agency Armscor has awarded Damen a contract for the construction of three inshore patrol vessels as part of the South African Navy’s Project Biro. South African Navy Damen Shipyards Cape Town (DSCT) will build three 62-meter vessels after being selected as a preferr

about 8 years ago
US Navy to name LCS 30 after Australian WWII cruiser HMAS Canberra
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US Navy to name LCS 30 after Australian WWII cruiser HMAS Canberra

The US Navy’s next littoral combat ship, the Independence-variant LCS 30, will be named USS Canberra, US president Donald Trump announced in a White House news conference with Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull on Friday, February 23. The LCS will be the only US Navy vessel named for a city

about 8 years ago
Canadian frigate spills 30,000 liters of fuel in Strait of Georgia
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Canadian frigate spills 30,000 liters of fuel in Strait of Georgia

Royal Canadian Navy’s Halifax-class frigate HMCS Calgary spilled approximately 30,000 liters of fuel while transiting the Straits of Georgia in the morning of February 24. The F76 type fuel leaked in the vicinity of traffic lanes off British Columbia and was reported to Canadian Forces Base Esquimal

about 8 years ago
USS Virginia wraps up six-month deployment to Europe
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USS Virginia wraps up six-month deployment to Europe

The lead ship of the US Navy’s Virginia-class fast attack submarines returned to her New London homeport in Connecticut following a six-month deployment to Europe. USS Virginia (SSN 774) was welcomed to the base on February 22 . During the deployment, Virginia steamed approximately 27,500 nautical m

about 8 years ago
US destroyers continue Black Sea patrol after Bulgaria, Romania visits
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US destroyers continue Black Sea patrol after Bulgaria, Romania visits

US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class destroyers USS Carney (DDG 64) and USS Ross (DDG 71) are underway in the Black Sea again after completing port calls in Varna, Bulgaria, and Constanta, Romania, respectively. The two destroyers entered the Black Sea transiting the Bosphorus two days apart on February 17

about 8 years ago
Australian Navy contracts Saab for Anzac-class frigate upkeep
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Australian Navy contracts Saab for Anzac-class frigate upkeep

The Australian defense department has awarded Saab a contract to continue sustainment works for the Royal Australian Navy Anzac-class frigates under the Warship Asset Management Agreement (WAMA). WAMA is a strategic partnership which includes Saab Australia, BAE Systems Australia Defence and Naval S

about 8 years ago
US Navy to christen future USNS Burlington (T-EPF 10)
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US Navy to christen future USNS Burlington (T-EPF 10)

The US Navy is set to christen its newest expeditionary fast transport ship in a ceremony at Austal’s Mobile, Alabama, shipyard on February 24. The future USNS Burlington, designated T-EPF 10, will be the first ship in naval service to honor Burlington, Vermont’s largest city. The first Navy ship Bu

about 8 years ago
New Zealand Navy decommissions diving support vessel HMNZS Manawanui
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New Zealand Navy decommissions diving support vessel HMNZS Manawanui

The Royal New Zealand Navy decommissioned its diving and mine counter-measures support ship HMNZS Manawanui in a ceremony at Devonport Naval Base on February 23. The ship was paid off after 30 years of service and the ship’s White Ensign was lowered for the very last time. Manawanui was commissioned

about 8 years ago
US Coast Guard cleared to issue polar icebreaker RFP
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US Coast Guard cleared to issue polar icebreaker RFP

The US Department of Homeland Security on February 21 granted the US Coast Guard an approval to proceed to the next step of its polar icebreaker program. The department’s approval allows the integrated program office, which includes Navy and Coast Guard personnel, to proceed with a planned release o

about 8 years ago
Russian “spy ship task group” reaches North Sea
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Russian “spy ship task group” reaches North Sea

After entering the Atlantic Ocean on their return home from Mediterranean tasking on February 19, a Russian task group composed of three ships has now passed the English Channel. The Royal Navy announced on February 22 that it deployed patrol ship HMS Mersey and a Wildcat helicopter from RNAS Yeovil

about 8 years ago
Keel laid for 21st US Navy littoral combat ship
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Keel laid for 21st US Navy littoral combat ship

The Lockheed Martin-led team in charge of constructing the Freedom-variant littoral combat ships held a keel-laying for the future USS Minneapolis-Saint Paul, the US Navy’s 21st LCS. The ceremony was held at Fincantieri Marinette Marine in Marinette, Wisconsin, on February 22. Ship sponsor Jodi Gree

about 8 years ago
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