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ESPS INFANTA ELENA Joins EUNAVFOR
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ESPS INFANTA ELENA Joins EUNAVFOR

ESPS INFANTA ELENA, a Descubierta class corvette, joins the EUNAVFOR operation ATALANTA today, 27 February. ESPS INFANTA ELENA, commissioned into the Spanish Navy in April 1980 is a patrol ship of 1200 tonnes. The Spanish ship joins OP ATALANTA operations with the mission to protect vulnerable shipp

about 14 years ago
EU NAVFOR Commander Welcomes President of Seychelles, Other Senior Visitors
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EU NAVFOR Commander Welcomes President of Seychelles, Other Senior Visitors

Rear Admiral Duncan Potts welcomed His Excellency President James Michel of the Seychelles; Mr Joel Morgan, his Minister for Home Affairs, Environment and Transport; the Hon Crispus Kiyonga, Ugandan Minister of Defence; Lt Gen Katuma Wamala, Commander Land Forces of the Ugandan Army; and Maj Gen Pau

about 14 years ago
Navantia, Veercraft Marine Sign MOU on Patrol Vessels for South Africa Navy
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Navantia, Veercraft Marine Sign MOU on Patrol Vessels for South Africa Navy

Navantia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Veercraft Marine, the shipbuilding company located in South Africa, in which both parties wish to collaborate with regards to the construction of Offshore Patrol Vessels and Inshore Patrol Vessels for the South Africa Navy, in relation with BIRO

about 14 years ago
UK: HMS Mersey Joins HMS Severn, HMS Tyne for Annual Fishery Protection Squadron Exercise
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UK: HMS Mersey Joins HMS Severn, HMS Tyne for Annual Fishery Protection Squadron Exercise

Royal Navy Fishery Protection Vessel HMS Mersey was joined by her sister ships HMS Severn and HMS Tyne for the annual Fishery Protection Squadron Exercise last week. The exercise saw the ships put through their paces in a series of challenging combined evolutions at sea as well as team-building and

about 14 years ago
UK: Submarine Parachute Assistance Group Trains for Submarine Rescue
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UK: Submarine Parachute Assistance Group Trains for Submarine Rescue

Members of the Submarine Parachute Assistance Group (SPAG) from all three Services have been putting their parachuting skills to the test in Gibraltar this week. The Group’s main task is to deploy a team of people with escape and rescue knowledge to the scene of a submarine in distress – and to do s

about 14 years ago
Norway: Vestdavit to Supply PLAR-6500 Davits to Cape Class Patrol Boats
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Norway: Vestdavit to Supply PLAR-6500 Davits to Cape Class Patrol Boats

NORWAY-based boat handling system and specialised davit supplier Vestdavit has been contracted by shipbuilder Austal to supply its state-of-the-art PLAR-6500 davits to eight new Cape Class Patrol Boats (CCPBs) to be built for the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service. Austal will build th

about 14 years ago
UK: Navy Submarines to Inform Arctic Climate Change Research
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UK: Navy Submarines to Inform Arctic Climate Change Research

Data collected by Royal Navy submarines, as part of standard operations, is set to provide clues on Arctic climate change. Little is known about the areas of water underneath the Arctic ice, as sensors are difficult to place for the long-term. Now, UK environmental researchers are to be presented wi

about 14 years ago
UK: Alnmaritec, BMT Nigel Complete Design, Delivery of High Speed Patrol Boat
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UK: Alnmaritec, BMT Nigel Complete Design, Delivery of High Speed Patrol Boat

In partnership with Northumbrian boat builder, Alnmaritec, BMT Nigel Gee Ltd, a subsidiary of BMT Group Ltd the leading international maritime design and engineering consultancy has recently completed the design and delivery of its 40 knot fast patrol boat design. The vessel is destined for the Arab

about 14 years ago
Russia to Spend About USD 62 Billion on National Security in 2012
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Russia to Spend About USD 62 Billion on National Security in 2012

Russia’s spendings on national defense in the current year will make RUR 1.853 trillions, said deputy chairman of parliamentary committee for defense Vitor Zavarzin commenting Putin’s article “To Be Strong” recently published by Rossiyskaya Gazeta. Zavarzin pointed out that military budget had consi

about 14 years ago
UK: Minister for Defence Equipment Thanks Missile Plant for Support During Libya Operation
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UK: Minister for Defence Equipment Thanks Missile Plant for Support During Libya Operation

Hundreds of workers at a British missile factory have been thanked by the Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology Peter Luff for their efforts in supporting the Armed Forces during the Libya intervention. The Minister visited MBDA UK at Lostock in Bolton last week to see for himself w

about 14 years ago
Russian: Community will Know if Inflamed Submarine Had Nuclear Arms Onboard, Vice Premier Says
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Russian: Community will Know if Inflamed Submarine Had Nuclear Arms Onboard, Vice Premier Says

By Feb 24, the investigative committee will finish an inquiry into the fire outbreak happened to SSBN Yekaterinburg, Russian vice premier Dmitry Rogozin told reporters adding that community would be informed if the sub had nuclear weapons on board during the incident. “Till the month end, namely by

about 14 years ago
UK: Navy Helps Reduce Somali Pirate Activity
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UK: Navy Helps Reduce Somali Pirate Activity

Following his posting as Commander of the UK Counter-Piracy Task Group, Captain Gerry Northwood, Royal Navy, has written in The Times newspaper about how concerted efforts are helping reduce attacks on merchant vessels. Captain Northwood writes: “Eleven pirates on board with automatic weapons and ro

about 14 years ago
HMS Somerset to Return Home After Six-Month Deployment
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HMS Somerset to Return Home After Six-Month Deployment

An emotional homecoming is expected when the Royal Navy frigate HMS Somerset returns to HM Naval Base Devonport, Plymouth, on Friday (24 February) following a six-month deployment to the Middle East. HMS Somerset’s second-in-command Executive Officer, Lieutenant Commander Ben Aldous, said: “Our home

about 14 years ago
INS Vikramaditya’s Aircraft-Related Facilities Almost Ready
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INS Vikramaditya’s Aircraft-Related Facilities Almost Ready

Designers of JSC Sevmash shipyard are resolving complex technical issues when working on Project 11430 aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya being modernized for Indian Navy, reports the shipyard’s press service. For Sevmash, INS Vikramaditya is one of the major projects to be completed in 2012. Main we

about 14 years ago
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