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Russia: JSC Severnaya Verf Shipyard to Deliver Corvette Boiky in 2012
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Russia: JSC Severnaya Verf Shipyard to Deliver Corvette Boiky in 2012

JSC Severnaya Verf shipyard, affiliate of United Industrial Corporation (USC) belonging to ex-senator Sergei Pugachev, confirms corvette Boiky will be delivered to Russian Navy in 2012, reports RIA Novosti referring to the yard’s director general Andrei Fomichev. “Third corvette, Boiky, is ready to

about 15 years ago
Russia: BF Frigate Yaroslav Mudry Joins Carrier Group
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Russia: BF Frigate Yaroslav Mudry Joins Carrier Group

Baltic Fleet (BF) task unit joined Northern Fleet (NF) carrier strike group deployed off the Moray Firth northeast Great Britain. Along with NF mariners, crews of BF frigate Yaroslav Mudry and tanker Lena will perform tasks of the long-range cruise. Interfleet actions is one of distinguishing goals

about 15 years ago
DCNS Starts Design Work on BPC-Type Vessels Ordered for Russian Navy
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DCNS Starts Design Work on BPC-Type Vessels Ordered for Russian Navy

DCNS, a French builder has initiated design work for the BPC-type force projection and command vessels ordered for the Russian Navy. Studies dedicated to modifying the vessel design to the specific requirements of the Russian Navy have been started by DCNS. The BPC contract was signed in June with R

about 15 years ago
UK: RFA Wave Ruler Returns Home After Nearly Two Years Deployment
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UK: RFA Wave Ruler Returns Home After Nearly Two Years Deployment

RFA Wave Ruler arrived home on Monday, 12 December 2011, after spending nearly two years working across hurricane zones and drug-trafficking routes. The Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) support ship returned to Portland, Dorset, having left for operations in February 2010. The ship’s primary role has bee

about 15 years ago
Russian-Built Ships Can Launch BrahMos Missiles, Says Maksichev
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Russian-Built Ships Can Launch BrahMos Missiles, Says Maksichev

Trials of supersonic cruise missile BrahMos held in the Baltic Sea by a frigate built for Indian Navy provide strong evidence that the missile can be used by Russian-built ships, said managing co-director of BrahMos Aerospace Alexander Maksichev. “The missile’s pop-up launches were successfully held

about 15 years ago
Russia: CF Task Units Start Exercise
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Russia: CF Task Units Start Exercise

Caspian Flotilla (CF) task units on Dec 12 left basing sites in Astrakhan and Makhachkala heading for central and southern parts of the Caspian Sea. According to plans, the CF task units will conduct anti-terror exercise in Russia’s maritime economic activity zones in the Caspian Sea. In total, up t

about 15 years ago
Russian Defense Ministry Concludes Ka-52 Alligator Contract with JSC Mints Radio Engineering Institute
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Russian Defense Ministry Concludes Ka-52 Alligator Contract with JSC Mints Radio Engineering Institute

Russian defense ministry concluded a contract with JSC Mints Radio Engineering Institute to provide Russian multirole combat helicopter Ka-52 Alligator and its variants with a new-generation data transmission equipment, reports RIA Novosti referring to the company’s director general Vladimir Savchen

about 15 years ago
Russia: PF Dispatches Seventh Anti-Piracy Unit
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Russia: PF Dispatches Seventh Anti-Piracy Unit

A solemn farewell ceremony of the Pacific Fleet (PF) task unit heading for the Gulf of Aden to fight piracy took place in Vladivostok on Dec 10. The event was attended by PF officials, representatives of the city’s veteran and public organizations. The seventh PF task unit consists of large antisubm

about 15 years ago
Germany: HATLAPA MARINE EQUIPMENT Starts Production of Filters
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Germany: HATLAPA MARINE EQUIPMENT Starts Production of Filters

HATLAPA MARINE EQUIPMENT, the OEM known for deck machinery, steering gear, compressors and flexible fleet support, has added another product range to its spare parts business. HATLAPA FILTRATION TECHNOLOGY LTD has been established as a new subsidiary business within the HATLAPA group. Based in Limas

about 15 years ago
UK: Andrew McFadden Becomes Principal Chaplain for Entire Royal Navy
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UK: Andrew McFadden Becomes Principal Chaplain for Entire Royal Navy

A padre at HM Naval Base Clyde has swapped the Holy See for the high sea after being appointed the new Principal Roman Catholic Chaplain for the entire Royal Navy. Father Andrew McFadden (47) was given the appointment as Principal Chaplain and Vicar General of the Bishopric of the Forces (Great Brit

about 15 years ago
HMS Ocean Returns to Plymouth, UK
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HMS Ocean Returns to Plymouth, UK

After seven months away from home, 1,000 loved ones finally got to see them in the flesh as Britain’s biggest warship, HMS Ocean, returned to Plymouth. The ship – which has hit the news around the world this week thanks to a spoof Mariah Carey video (endorsed by the diva herself) – arrived back unde

about 15 years ago
UK: Women to Serve in Submarines for First Time in 110-Year Royal Navy’s Submarine Service History
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UK: Women to Serve in Submarines for First Time in 110-Year Royal Navy’s Submarine Service History

For the first time in the 110-year history of the Royal Navy’s Submarine Service women are to serve at sea. Defence Secretary Philip Hammond today announced that female sailors will go to sea with the Silent Service by the end of 2013 – with the first volunteers beginning their training next year. A

about 15 years ago
Russia: Navy Dispatches Another Anti-Piracy Force to Gulf of Aden
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Russia: Navy Dispatches Another Anti-Piracy Force to Gulf of Aden

Farewell ceremony of another Pacific Fleet (PF) task unit consisting of large ASW ship Admiral Tributs, tanker Pechenga, and seagoing tug MB-37 will be held on Dec 10. The unit will head for the Gulf of Aden to protect commercial shipping from pirate attacks. That will be the seventh PF task unit fo

about 15 years ago
French Shipbuilding Corporation DCNS Conditions Mistrals for Russia
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French Shipbuilding Corporation DCNS Conditions Mistrals for Russia

French shipbuilding corporation DCNS has started development of technical documentation to adapt Mistral-class assault landing ships for Russian conditions, reported the shipyard’s press service on Dec 7. “We’re working on conditioning of the ship’s deck for Russia’s specifications. In particular, t

about 15 years ago
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