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Russia’s second Admiral Gorshkov class frigate tests engines ahead of builder’s trials
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Russia’s second Admiral Gorshkov class frigate tests engines ahead of builder’s trials

Russian Navy’s second Admiral Gorshkov-class frigate (Project 22350), ‘Admiral Kasatonov’, has started tests of diesel generators ahead of her builder’s trials that are reportedly set to start later this year. According to shipbuilder Severnaya Verf, Admiral Kasatonov should complete the engine room

about 9 years ago
CARAT Thailand concludes
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CARAT Thailand concludes

The U.S. and Royal Thai Navy concluded eight days of bilateral training events ashore and at sea and wrapped up the 2017 edition of the Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) exercise on June 6. This is the 23rd-annual CARAT exercise and the Royal Thai Navy has been a participant in the s

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy commissions ADV Cape Inscription
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Australian Navy commissions ADV Cape Inscription

The Royal Australian Navy commissioned its second Australian Defence Vessel (ADV), ‘Cape Inscription’, during a ceremony on June 6. ADV Cape Inscription was officially named in Henderson and had the Australian White Ensign hoisted on it for the first time. The two Cape-class patrol boats for the nav

about 9 years ago
After Japan, US Navy attack submarine visits South Korea
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After Japan, US Navy attack submarine visits South Korea

Almost exactly a month after visiting Japan, U.S. Navy’s Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Cheyenne (SSN 773) arrived in Busan, Republic of Korea (ROK) for a port visit on June 6. Both port calls are part of the submarine’s regularly scheduled deployment to the Western Pacific but come at a tim

about 9 years ago
Scavengers loot Australian WWII ship sunk in Java Sea
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Scavengers loot Australian WWII ship sunk in Java Sea

A recent dive on the wreck of the Royal Australian Navy’s World War II cruiser HMAS Perth revealed that due to illegal salvage activity, only 40 percent of the vessel is in place. The findings are the result of a joint dive conducted by maritime archaeologists from the Australian National Maritime M

about 9 years ago
UK, France, US sign submarine cooperation agreement
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UK, France, US sign submarine cooperation agreement

United Kingdom, France and the United States are stepping up their submarine cooperation with an agreement signed by the three countries’ naval leaders on June 1. The agreement outlines anti-submarine warfare activities of the three countries as they operate in waters of Western Asia. Commander, U.S

about 9 years ago
Aquabotix’s Endura UUV placed on GSA schedule
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Aquabotix’s Endura UUV placed on GSA schedule

The U.S. government has approved UUV Aquabotix’s Endura unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) for placement on the GSA schedule, the company announced on June 5. The GSA (General Services Administration) is an agency of the United States government that supplies products for U.S. government offices and

about 9 years ago
US Navy opens new submarine bridge trainer
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US Navy opens new submarine bridge trainer

The U.S. Navy opened a new submarine bridge trainer (SBT) at the Trident Training Facility (TRITRAFAC) in Bangor with a ribbon cutting ceremony on June 5. Rear Adm. John Tammen, commander, Submarine Group 9, Capt. John Fancher, commanding officer of TRITRAFAC Bangor, and Rear Adm. Moises DelToro, co

about 9 years ago
CACI receives $40m US Navy contract
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CACI receives $40m US Navy contract

CACI International Inc has been awarded a $40 million task order to provide services and support for the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) that will help improve organizational efficiencies and effectiveness, and will assist in developing the command’s workforce. According to the company, this five

about 9 years ago
US Marines start maintenance of open water safety craft
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US Marines start maintenance of open water safety craft

The U.S. Marine Corps is starting an overhaul of its open water safety craft (OWSC) this year under the Enterprise Life Cycle Maintenance Program. This is the first round of major maintenance for the OWSC, which has been in service since 2006, and is used as an emergency vessel during waterborne tra

about 9 years ago
India’s second Scorpene-class submarine starts sea trials
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India’s second Scorpene-class submarine starts sea trials

Future INS Khanderi, Indian Navy’s second Scorpene-class submarine, started her sea trials on June 1, leaving the Mumbai harbor for the first time. Khanderi is the second of overall six boats to be built by Magazon Dock Limited in cooperation with French submarine designer DCNS. During her maiden se

about 9 years ago
Damen cuts first steel for Australian antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV)
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Damen cuts first steel for Australian antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV)

Construction of Australia’s new antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV) started in Romania with a steel-cutting ceremony on May 31. Dutch shipbuilder Damen is in charge of constructing the vessel at its Galati, Romania, shipyard. The shipbuilder is constructing the ASRV for Serco Defence, a subsidia

about 9 years ago
Drones provide a new way of detecting submerged mines
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Drones provide a new way of detecting submerged mines

Drones are now capable of providing a new way to detect buried and submerged mines, U.S. Navy scientists unveiled during a recent demonstration. Oelrich, a scientist at Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Carderock’s Combatant Craft Division, and Stephanson, president and chief executive officer of

about 9 years ago
America ARG ships start final pre-deployment test
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America ARG ships start final pre-deployment test

Ships gathered around the U.S. Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS America got underway from San Diego to start their final certification exercise (CERTEX) on May 31. The amphibious ready group (ARG), composed of amphibious transport dock ship USS San Diego (LPD 22) and the amphibious dock landing sh

about 9 years ago
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