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UK: Royal Navy Names Astute Class Submarine
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UK: Royal Navy Names Astute Class Submarine

The name of the Royal Navy’s newest, most capable Astute Class submarine has been formally announced today – HMS Anson. HMS Anson is the fifth in her class, and is being named after Admiral of the Fleet George Anson (1697-1762) who is noted for his circumnavigation of the globe and his role overseei

about 15 years ago
UK: HMS Protector Operates Helicopter for First Time
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UK: HMS Protector Operates Helicopter for First Time

New ice patrol ship HMS Protector has taken another key step down the road to her maiden deployment by operating a helicopter for the first time. The icebreaker, formerly MV Polarbjørn, has spent the spring and summer steadily being converted into a hydrographic survey ship to plug the gap left by H

about 15 years ago
Russian Warship Severomorsk Ends Anti-Piracy Mission in Gulf of Aden
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Russian Warship Severomorsk Ends Anti-Piracy Mission in Gulf of Aden

A Russian task force from the Northern Fleet led by the destroyer Severomorsk has concluded its anti-piracy mission in the Gulf of Aden and… (rian) [mappress] Source: rian, September 14, 2011;

about 15 years ago
ASW Ship Severomorsk Releases Greek Tanker from Pirates
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ASW Ship Severomorsk Releases Greek Tanker from Pirates

Marines from large ASW ship Severomorsk released Greek tanker United Emblem captured by pirates on Sept 10, told Mikhail Voitenko, Maritime Bulletin‘s editor. Full-loaded tanker United Emblem was sailing from port of Fujairah to Marseille. On Sept 10 at 6.27 am (GMT) the tanker’s crew sent distress

about 15 years ago
Britain’s Sandown-Class Minehunter Shows off in Gulf
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Britain’s Sandown-Class Minehunter Shows off in Gulf

Three of Britain’s quartet of minehunters joined in the US-UK minehunting workout (Ramsey on the left, Pembroke on the right and, out of shot, HMS Quorn) while the Americans committed aircraft from their specialist Helicopter Mine Countermeasures Squadron HM15 plus Avenger-class minehunter USS Gladi

about 15 years ago
BF, French Warships Exercise in Baltic Sea
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BF, French Warships Exercise in Baltic Sea

Baltic Fleet (BF) harbor minesweeper Sergei Kolbasiev and French Navy’s minesweeper Céphée held joint counter-mine exercise in the Baltic Sea, told BF Information Support Group to Central Navy Portal. The ships practiced search and detection of mines by sonar and remotely-controlled mine seeker, tac

about 15 years ago
UK: Merlin Squadron Gets Honour
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UK: Merlin Squadron Gets Honour

If you’re looking for the Fleet Air Arm unit at the very top of its game, look no further than the Merlins of 820 Naval Air Squadron. The Culdrose-based squadron can rightly call itself ‘the best of the best’ after bagging all four major naval aviation trophies for its global deeds over the past [&h

about 15 years ago
Russia: Bulava Launch Fails in Aug. Because Unstable Operation in Missile System
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Russia: Bulava Launch Fails in Aug. Because Unstable Operation in Missile System

The reason of the first abortive test launch of SLBM Bulava in Aug was unstable operation of some particular elements in the missile system, reported RIA Novosti referring to a high-ranking representative of Russian Defense Ministry. The postponed launch was scheduled on Aug 20. The missile was effe

about 15 years ago
Royal Navy’s New Type 45 Destroyer Visits London, UK
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Royal Navy’s New Type 45 Destroyer Visits London, UK

HMS Dauntless became the first of the Royal Navy’s new Type 45 destroyers to visit the capital when she sailed up the Thames on Saturday to the ExCeL Centre in London’s Docklands. The destroyer will be moored outside the exhibition centre where the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEi)

about 15 years ago
German Navy Frigate Joins EU NAVFOR
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German Navy Frigate Joins EU NAVFOR

On September 12, EU NAVFOR welcomed the German frigate FGS KÖLN to Operation ATALANTA. Commanded by Commander Christopher Karow, the ship and her 219 crew members will operate in the area of operations off the Horn of Africa for the next three months; the ship previously deployed to the mission duri

about 15 years ago
USS George H.W. Bush Completes Port Visit to Jebel Ali, UAE
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USS George H.W. Bush Completes Port Visit to Jebel Ali, UAE

Aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) departed Jebel Ali, Sept. 4, successfully completing its fifth port visit of a seven-month deployment. The port visit marked the first time George H.W. Bush has moored in the United Arab Emirates. For the more than 4,400 Sailors from the ship, embarked

about 15 years ago
Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding Delivers SIGMA Class Frigate to Royal Moroccan Navy
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Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding Delivers SIGMA Class Frigate to Royal Moroccan Navy

After successful seatrials and finishing of outfitting details, SIGMA Class Frigate Tarik ben Ziyad, built by Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding (DSNS) in Vlissingen, today was transferred to Rear Admiral Mohamed Laghmari, Commander in Chief of the Royal Moroccan Navy. Once again DSNS has proven to be

about 15 years ago
Part of Britain’s Biggest Ever Warship Sails Up to Scotland
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Part of Britain’s Biggest Ever Warship Sails Up to Scotland

Part of Britain’s biggest ever warship sailed up to Scotland yesterday (Sunday) where HMS Queen Elizabeth is being assembled like a giant jigsaw at Rosyth. A&P Group’s Tyne yard at Hebburn is the only North East shipyard involved in building the new aircraft carrier, which will measure 280 metres lo

about 15 years ago
UK: Royal Navy Frigate Takes Over from HMS Monmouth in Middle East
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UK: Royal Navy Frigate Takes Over from HMS Monmouth in Middle East

Royal Navy frigate HMS Somerset has recently taken over duties from sister ship HMS Monmouth in the Middle East. On her journey to relieve her sister ship, HMS Somerset paused at Souda Bay in Crete for an operational capability check at the NATO range to confirm the accuracy of her communications an

about 15 years ago
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