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Royal Navy to Get the Most Realistic Board and Search Training
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Royal Navy to Get the Most Realistic Board and Search Training

A £1m new facility will provide sailors and Royal Marines the most realistic board and search training they’ve ever had. The ‘ship in a box’ complex at HMS Raleigh recreates the inside of a merchant ship, but also features secret compartments and hiding places as used by smugglers, drug runners an

about 12 years ago
FS Siroco and FGS Hessen Save Injured Fisherman
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FS Siroco and FGS Hessen Save Injured Fisherman

EU Naval Force warships have once again come to the rescue of fishermen off the coast of Somalia. Following FGS Hessen’s rescue of a 14 year old fisherman from a capsized boat on Wednesday 12 February, this latest rescue, which happened on Thursday 13 February, saw French warship, FS Siroco and Ge

about 12 years ago
Ukrainian Warship Hetman Sagaidachniy Visits Salalah, Oman
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Ukrainian Warship Hetman Sagaidachniy Visits Salalah, Oman

Between Sunday 2 and Saturday 8 February, Ukrainian Navy frigate, Hetman Sagaidachniy, which is currently operating with the EU Naval Force off the coast of Somalia, visited the port of Salalah in Oman. Having spent a number of weeks at sea, the visit was an opportunity to refuel the ship and to r

about 12 years ago
Top News of the Week Feb 10 – 16, 2014
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Top News of the Week Feb 10 – 16, 2014

Queen Elizabeth to Launch UK’s Biggest Warship Britain’s Queen Elizabeth will launch the Royal Navy’s USD 5.1 billion (£3.1billion) aircraft carrier, named after her, during her visit to Scotland in summer this year, the Daily Record reported. HMS Queen Elizabeth, the largest ship ever built for the

about 12 years ago
Image of the Day: Sending a Sea of Love from HMS Daring’s Flight Deck
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Image of the Day: Sending a Sea of Love from HMS Daring’s Flight Deck

In anticipation of the long-awaited arrival home to their loved ones, the crew of HMS Daring, a Type 45 destroyer of the Royal Navy, sent a special Valentine Day’s message from their flight deck. The destroyer is on her way home from a global mission that lasted nine months and is expected to retu

about 12 years ago
Russia Starts Construction of Mistral Ships Base
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Russia Starts Construction of Mistral Ships Base

Russia started construction of a ship base for its Mistral-class ships on Tuesday, February 11, the RIA Novosti informs. The Russian Mistral-class helicopter carriers, which are currently under construction in France, will be stationed in the new base, being built at an existing naval base in Vlad

about 12 years ago
Snowy Homecoming for USS Virginia
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Snowy Homecoming for USS Virginia

USS Virginia (SSN 774), the first in a fleet of the US Navy’s next-generation attack submarines, was welcomed home yesterday in Groton, Conn., after a six-month overseas deployment in the U.S. 6th Fleet area of responsibility. This was the second deployment for Virginia, which headed out to her ma

about 12 years ago
MV Cape Ray Docks in Spain, Ready to Destroy Syrian Chemical Stock
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MV Cape Ray Docks in Spain, Ready to Destroy Syrian Chemical Stock

The U.S. containership MV Cape Ray has called at Rota, Spain, for a port visit and fuel replenishment while en route to aid in removal of Syrian chemical materials, according to Pentagon spokesman Army Col. Steve Warren. MV Cape Ray, outfitted with two portable hydrolysis systems, left Portsmouth

about 12 years ago
Ukrainian Navy Ships Boost Interoperability
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Ukrainian Navy Ships Boost Interoperability

Slavutych U510, a command ship pertaining to the Ukrainian Navy, has completed exercises with commanders of sea force, ships and motor boats, and support ships. The Navy Commander, Admiral Yurii Ylyin, said that these events help them to create common opinions and approaches. Cadets from the fourt

about 12 years ago
UK Warships Exchange Duties in the Indian Ocean
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UK Warships Exchange Duties in the Indian Ocean

HMS Westminster has handed over her Op Kipion duties in the Indian Ocean to her sister ship HMS Somerset and is heading home, due for return at the end of the month. The frigate rounded off her six-month deployment with a final replenishment at sea with US Naval Ship (USNS) Alan Shepard. While kee

about 12 years ago
Image of the Day: USS Donald Cook Transits the Atlantic
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Image of the Day: USS Donald Cook Transits the Atlantic

The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) transits the Atlantic Ocean en route to Rota, Spain as the first of four Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers to be stationed in Rota. She departed Norfolk, Va. on January 31 bound for her new homeport where three o

about 12 years ago
Queen Elizabeth to Launch UK’s Biggest Warship
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Queen Elizabeth to Launch UK’s Biggest Warship

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth will launch the Royal Navy’s USD 5.1 billion (£3.1billion) aircraft carrier, named after her, during her visit to Scotland in summer this year, the Daily Record reported. HMS Queen Elizabeth, the largest ship ever built for the Navy, will be launched in Fife-based dockyar

about 12 years ago
Image Gallery: Bumpy Ride Home for INS Vikramaditya
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Image Gallery: Bumpy Ride Home for INS Vikramaditya

INS Vikramaditya, one of the Indian Navy’s latest additions to the fleet, and at the same time the most expensive one, has had a bumpy ride home from the Russian Sevmash shipyard, writes the Hindustan Times. Namely, as reported, the aircraft carrier faced embarrassing glitches on the journey to th

about 12 years ago
First US Navy’s Aegis Destroyer Docks in Spain
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First US Navy’s Aegis Destroyer Docks in Spain

The first of four US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, USS Donald Cook (DDG 75), arrived on Tuesday, 11 February 2014 at Naval Station Rota, Spain, which will be its new permanent homeport. With the arrival, the destroyer kick started her forward deployment to the U.S. 6th Fleet area of operati

about 12 years ago
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