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Canada repairing museum ship HMCS Sackville
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Canada repairing museum ship HMCS Sackville

HMCS Sackville, Canada’s oldest warship and the sole remaining Flower-class corvette, is set to undergo much needed reparations after a CAD$3.5 million contract was announced by the Canadian government this week. The funds are awarded to the Canadian Naval Memorial Trust for extensive repairs of the

about 8 years ago
Belgium OKs acquisition of six new mine countermeasure vessels
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Belgium OKs acquisition of six new mine countermeasure vessels

The Belgian government on Friday, January 26, decided to give the department of defense its green light for the acquisition of six new mine countermeasure vessels. The order will be placed jointly with the Netherlands Navy which will acquire an identical number of MCM ships. In addition to mine coun

about 8 years ago
Lockheed gets $150m contract to install high energy laser on a Flight IIA DDG-51 destroyer
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Lockheed gets $150m contract to install high energy laser on a Flight IIA DDG-51 destroyer

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded Lockheed Martin Aculight Corp. a $150 million contract for work on the Surface Navy Laser Weapon System, previously known as the Seasaber. The contract will see Lockheed Martin develop, manufacture, and deliver two High Energy Laser and Integrated Optical

about 8 years ago
Raytheon gets CAD$704m for Canadian Navy CIWS support and upgrades
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Raytheon gets CAD$704m for Canadian Navy CIWS support and upgrades

The Canadian government has awarded Raytheon Canada a CAD$704 million contract for the upkeep and upgrades of close-in weapon systems (CIWS) aboard Royal Canadian Navy ships. The in-service support contract will be valid until late 2037, and comprises an initial 10-year service period with three opt

about 8 years ago
Ohio-class submarine USS Wyoming arrives in Norfolk for two-year overhaul
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Ohio-class submarine USS Wyoming arrives in Norfolk for two-year overhaul

Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine USS Wyoming (SSBN-742) arrived at Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY) earlier this month to start preparations for her 27-month refueling overhaul, the US Navy announced. In a first for NNSY, Enlisted Women at Sea ship alterations will be performed onboard, modifying

about 8 years ago
Australia unveils new defense export strategy
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Australia unveils new defense export strategy

The Australian federal government has unveiled a new defense export strategy aimed at turning Australia into a major defense exporter. The document, unveiled by defense industry minister Christopher Pyne on Monday, sets out the policy and strategy to make Australia one of the top ten global defense

about 8 years ago
Photo: USS Missouri arrives at Pearl Harbor homeport
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Photo: USS Missouri arrives at Pearl Harbor homeport

US Navy’s Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Missouri (SSN 780) arrived to Pearl Harbor on January completing a homeport change from Groton, Connecticut. Missouri is now assigned to Submarine Squadron 1, and is the sixth Virginia-class submarine stationed at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. “I

about 8 years ago
US Coast Guard evacuates injured USS Spruance sailor
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US Coast Guard evacuates injured USS Spruance sailor

The US Coast Guard medically evacuated an injured sailor from US Navy destroyer USS Spruance offshore of Palos Verdes on January 27. US Coast Guard sector Los Angeles-Long Beach was notified of a 20-year-old crewmember who had sustained a leg injury aboard the USS Spruance (DDG-111). After consultin

about 8 years ago
RFA Cardigan Bay hosts US Navy medics for exercise Azraq Serpent
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RFA Cardigan Bay hosts US Navy medics for exercise Azraq Serpent

Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Cardigan Bay hosted personnel from the US and Royal Navy for exercise Azraq Serpent 18 (AS18). The five-day exercise started January 14 and was aimed at developing interoperability between the two partners across the medical domain in the US 5th fleet area of operations. T

about 8 years ago
Joint Australia-New Zealand op makes 915kg heroin haul
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Joint Australia-New Zealand op makes 915kg heroin haul

A New Zealand Defence Force aircraft and an Australian Navy frigate joined forces in the Western Indian Ocean to interdict 915 kilos of heroin worth AUD$274 million. A Royal New Zealand Air Force P-3K2 aircraft detected a suspicious vessel on January 23 prompting a boarding and investigation by the

about 8 years ago
US Navy to survey grounded C-2A Greyhound 5,600 meters below surface
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US Navy to survey grounded C-2A Greyhound 5,600 meters below surface

The US Navy announced it is starting a mission to survey the downed C-2A Greyhound aircraft that crashed into the Philippine Sea en route to aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan on November 22. The navy will carry out the mission with help from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s research vessel R/V Pet

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy seeks unmanned, underwater technology ideas
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Royal Navy seeks unmanned, underwater technology ideas

Looking for new technologies to improve the operation of unmanned underwater vehicles, the Royal Navy used the Maritime Enterprise Innovation Scotland Conference (MEISC) to set challenges for developers. During the conference, held at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow on January 24, two speci

about 8 years ago
ESN bags US Navy combat systems contract
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ESN bags US Navy combat systems contract

The US Naval Surface Warfare Center has awarded engineering and IT company Engineering Services Network a $39.5 million contract for deliveries of combat system sequencing systems. Under the contract, ESN will be responsible for development, modification, validation and delivery of Combat Systems Op

about 8 years ago
RFA Fort Rosalie supporting USS Theodore Roosevelt in Persian Gulf
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RFA Fort Rosalie supporting USS Theodore Roosevelt in Persian Gulf

After concluding operations with the Royal Australian Navy, Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Fort Rosalie switched to supporting the US Navy’s Theodore Roosevelt carrier strike group. As Fort Rosalie joined the US task group in the Persian Gulf, RFA Fort Rosalie personnel were welcomed aboard their Americ

about 8 years ago
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