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Australian landing helicopter dock reaches another aviation milestone
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Australian landing helicopter dock reaches another aviation milestone

In a new aviation milestone, Royal Australian Navy’s HMAS Canberra will be embarking two Army Tiger armed reconnaissance helicopters for the first time. The two Tigers, will join two MRH-90 Taipan medium lift helicopters and one MH-60R Seahawk conducting first of class flight trials onboard the amph

about 9 years ago
US Coast Guard Cutter wraps up migrant interdiction deployment
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US Coast Guard Cutter wraps up migrant interdiction deployment

U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Confidence completed a 44-day northern Caribbean Sea patrol returning to its homeport in Port Canaveral on February 25. During their patrol of the Florida Straits and the Windward Passage, the crew conducted alien migrant interdiction operations, conducted search and rescue o

about 9 years ago
Virginia-class submarine changes command in Pearl Harbor
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Virginia-class submarine changes command in Pearl Harbor

U.S. Navy’s Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Texas (SSN 775) welcomed a new commander in a ceremony held on the historic submarine piers in Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, February 24. Cmdr. Mike R. Dolbec relieved Cmdr. Todd J. Nethercott as the new commanding officer. Capt. Richard Seif, c

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems boosts railgun efforts with acquisition of IAP research
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BAE Systems boosts railgun efforts with acquisition of IAP research

In an effort to accelerate progress on the electromagnetic railgun development, BAE Systems announced the acquisition of Ohio-based IAP Research. Prior to the acquisition, IAP Research was a major BAE Systems subcontractor on the U.S. Navy-led development of an electromagnetic (EM) railgun. The Dayt

about 9 years ago
US Navy is delevoping “wingman” AI drones
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US Navy is delevoping “wingman” AI drones

U.S. Navy researchers from several branches are working on a software system that uses intelligent agents to guide unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that each serve as a ‘wingman’ in manned/unmanned teams, in simulated beyond-visual-range (BVR) air combat missions. The system is called Tactical Battle

about 9 years ago
Warships gather for major Australian drill Ocean Explorer
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Warships gather for major Australian drill Ocean Explorer

Warships from New Zealand, Spain and Italy will all be joining Royal Australian Navy ships for one of Australia’s largest maritime warfare exercises. More than 17 ships and aircraft are gathering on the Western Australian coast for the inaugural exercise Ocean Explorer. The Spanish Armada’s ESPS Cri

about 9 years ago
UK’s Trident guardians hone commando skills
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UK’s Trident guardians hone commando skills

Royal Marines 43 Commando Fleet Protection Group took part in an exercise named Revenant Shadow, sharpening their commando skills. The 550-strong Faslane-based unit performs the most important duty of any military personnel in the land – except submariners operating Britain’s nuclear deterrent: name

about 9 years ago
Third US Coast Guard buoy tender starts mid life refit
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Third US Coast Guard buoy tender starts mid life refit

U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Kukui arrived at the Coast Guard Yard in Curtis Bay, Maryland, on February 21, to begin its midlife maintenance availability (MMA) as part of the In-Service Vessel Sustainment (ISVS) Program. Kukui is the third of 16 seagoing buoy tenders to undergo the mid life refit. Work o

about 9 years ago
Spain takes helm of counter-piracy mission off Africa
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Spain takes helm of counter-piracy mission off Africa

Spanish Navy Rear Admiral Rafael Fernández-Pintado Muñoz-Rojas assumed the role of force commander of the European Union’s counter-piracy operation Atalanta off the Horn of Africa. Rojas assumed command on board his flagship, ESPS Galicia, during a ceremony held in Djibouti on Friday. Djibouti is a

about 9 years ago
South Africa announces preferred bidders for new navy vessels
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South Africa announces preferred bidders for new navy vessels

Armscor, the acquisition agency for the South African Department of Defence, announced the preferred bidders for the construction of South African Navy’s project “Biro” and “Hotel” vessels. In 2014, Armscor solicited offers on a multi-source tender basis from prospective shipyards for the supply of

about 9 years ago
US Navy destroyer arrives in Plymouth, UK, for FOST certification
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US Navy destroyer arrives in Plymouth, UK, for FOST certification

U.S. Navy sailors aboard Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) arrived in Plymouth, United Kingdom, for a regular port visit and for the opportunity to complete the Flag Officer Sea Training (FOST) certification FOST is an advanced warfare certification training event

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy of Oman hosts U.S., France, U.K. for exercises
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Royal Navy of Oman hosts U.S., France, U.K. for exercises

Over ten ships from four nations are participating in the annual, Royal Navy of Oman-hosted exercise Khunjar Haad that takes place in the Gulf of Oman. Ships from the Royal Navy of Oman are joined by U.S., French and Royal Navy ships in gunnery and air defense exercises aimed at maintaining the sail

about 9 years ago
South African, German Navy in Baltic Sea drills
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South African, German Navy in Baltic Sea drills

The German Navy and Air Force are once again enhancing their relationship with the South African Navy through a drill called “Good Hope VII”. As the “VII” in the name of the bilateral maneuver suggests, this is the seventh time the two countries are organizing the exercise. This is, however, the fir

about 9 years ago
US Coast Guard awards heavy polar icebreaker design studies contracts
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US Coast Guard awards heavy polar icebreaker design studies contracts

The U.S. Coast Guard has awarded $20 million worth of contracts for heavy polar icebreaker design studies and analysis, the service announced on Wednesday. The objective of the studies is to identify design and systems approaches that will reduce acquisition cost and production timelines. In additio

about 9 years ago
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