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US SECNAV names three vessels
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US SECNAV names three vessels

During a ceremony on December 14th, at the District of Columbia city hall, Secretary of the U.S. Navy, Ray Mabus, formally announced the first ship of the new fleet ballistic missile submarines (SSBN), formerly known as the Ohio-class replacement, will be named USS Columbia (SSBN 826) in honor of th

about 9 years ago
USCG Cutters begin ice-breaking season
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USCG Cutters begin ice-breaking season

With the U.S. National Weather Service reporting frigid arctic air settling over New England Thursday night with lows in the single digits, U.S. Coast Guard cutters are poised to work hard to keep vital shipping lanes open during the ice-breaking season. The season officially started on December 12t

about 9 years ago
VIDEO: VCNO visits Singapore
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VIDEO: VCNO visits Singapore

U.S. Vice Chief of Naval Operations, Adm Bill Moran, visited Singapore Dec 12-13 to reaffirm the U.S. Navy’s strong partnership and ties with the Republic of Singapore Armed Forces. During the two-day visit, Moran met with the Chief of the Republic of Singapore Navy, Rear Admiral Lai Chung Han, visi

about 9 years ago
Two more Royal Navy minehunters begin refit
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Two more Royal Navy minehunters begin refit

Two more Hunt-class minesweepers of the Royal Navy have started their mid-life refit in the Portsmouth ship hall. The two 196ft vessels entered the shed just days after refurbished HMS Brocklesby, another minesweeper, completed the overhaul. The shed was built to construct giant sections first of Ty

about 9 years ago
German Navy minesweeper concludes NATO mine countermeasure deployment
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German Navy minesweeper concludes NATO mine countermeasure deployment

German Navy minesweeper FGS Fulda has concluded her deployment to NATO’s standing mine countermeasures group two and is currently on the way back home. Fulda and her crew are set to enter the Kiel navy base on December 16 after four months at sea. Commanded by Captain lieutenant Michael Montag, the

about 9 years ago
India, Russia to hold naval exercise in Bay of Bengal
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India, Russia to hold naval exercise in Bay of Bengal

Russian and Indian Navy ships will be taking part in a wide range of drills in the Bay of Bengal from December 14 to 21, the Indian press office announced. In existence since 2003, this will be the 9th edition of the bilateral maritime exercise dubbed Indra Navy. The primary aim of the exercise will

about 9 years ago
Royal Marines train with Bahraini counterparts in the Gulf
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Royal Marines train with Bahraini counterparts in the Gulf

Royal Marines recently trained with their Bahraini counterparts during a three-week amphibious exercise in the Persian Gulf. The marines stormed the beaches under the cover of air power as Exercise Pearl Dagger 16 came to an explosive conclusion, played out before British and Bahraini VIPs. Rewind t

about 9 years ago
US Navy HSC-25 helicopter sea squadron completes deployment
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US Navy HSC-25 helicopter sea squadron completes deployment

U.S. Navy’s Guam-based Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 25 Det. 6 returned home after a seven-month deployment in the western Pacific and South China Sea. The detachment departed Guam May 25, and supported Commander Amphibious Force 7th Fleet from naval air facility Atsugi and aboard amphibious

about 9 years ago
Work starts on ‘super-quiet’ gearboxes for UK’s Type 26 frigate
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Work starts on ‘super-quiet’ gearboxes for UK’s Type 26 frigate

David Brown Santasalo, a 150 years old gearbox manufacturer, has started work on gearboxes for the Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigates at its newly opened facility in Huddersfield. UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon attended the opening ceremony of the facility on December 9. The establishment of the com

about 9 years ago
USS Boxer changes command in San Diego
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USS Boxer changes command in San Diego

U.S. Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Boxer (LHD 4) held a change of command ceremony on its flight deck on December. Capt. Benjamin J. Allbritton relieved Capt. Michael S. Ruth as commanding officer of the ship. In attendance was guest speaker, commander, expeditionary strike group (ESG) 3, Rear

about 9 years ago
Spanish oiler concludes NATO SNMG2 deployment
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Spanish oiler concludes NATO SNMG2 deployment

Spanish Navy’s replenishment oiler ESPS Cantabria has concluded its 71-day deployment to NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 2 and is now returning home. The ship is expected to arrive in the Spanish city of Ferrol on December 15. ESPS Cantabria has sailed more than 15,000 nautical miles, supplied more t

about 9 years ago
French Navy’s final nuclear submarine starts 18-month overhaul
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French Navy’s final nuclear submarine starts 18-month overhaul

Le Téméraire, the last of three French Navy’s nuclear submarines, has started her regular overhaul during which she will adapted to carry the M51 missile. Le Terrible, the fourth and latest in the series of new-generation of SSBNs has been equipped with the M51 missile from the outset. Le Téméraire

about 9 years ago
HMCS Fredericton returns from its Americas tour
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HMCS Fredericton returns from its Americas tour

Royal Canadian Navy frigate HMCS Fredericton returned to Nova Scotia on December 9 after completing a two and a half week visit to the Americas. By visiting Cuba, HMCS Fredericton became the first ship to do so in more than 50 years. The frigate visited the ports of Veracruz, Mexico; Cartagena, Colo

about 9 years ago
Cohort’s SEA to work on Royal Navy acoustic and sonar systems
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Cohort’s SEA to work on Royal Navy acoustic and sonar systems

The UK Ministry of Defence has contracted Cohort’s subsidiary SEA to provide across-the-board support to acoustic and sonar underwater systems fitted to the Royal Navy’s surface and sub-surface fleets. Under the two-year contract, SEA will undertake what is known as the MoD underwater systems archit

about 9 years ago
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