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US Navy names new Virginia-class submarine USS Arkansas
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US Navy names new Virginia-class submarine USS Arkansas

U.S. Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus announced today that SSN 800, a Virginia-class attack submarine, will bear the name USS Arkansas. The submarine will begin construction in 2018 and is expected to join the fleet in 2023. The future USS Arkansas will be the fifth naval vessel to bear the name. The

about 10 years ago
UN authorizes seizing of arms from vessels in Libyan waters
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UN authorizes seizing of arms from vessels in Libyan waters

The UN Security Council authorized member states’ ships to “use all measures” to intercept suspected vessels sailing in Libyan waters in an effort to implement the arms embargo imposed on Libya. The adopted resolution urged members to combat, by all means, threats to international peace and security

about 10 years ago
Chinese spy ship enters Japan waters shadowing US, Japanese, Indian exercise
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Chinese spy ship enters Japan waters shadowing US, Japanese, Indian exercise

A Chinese spy vessel entered Japanese waters as it shadowed the U.S. Navy’s Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis which is taking part in the U.S., Japanese, Indian naval exercise Malabar 2016 in the Western Pacific. The Dongdiao-class intelligence vessel was spotted by patrol aircraft a

about 10 years ago
Former US Navy frigate USS Taylor prepares for delivery to Taiwan
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Former US Navy frigate USS Taylor prepares for delivery to Taiwan

Ex-USS Taylor, a former U.S. Navy Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate, was recently towed from the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard to the Detyens Shipyard in Charleston where the vessel will be converted in preparation for delivery to the Taiwanese government as part of the U.S. foreign military sales pro

about 10 years ago
US Navy helicopter crashes in James River, Virginia
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US Navy helicopter crashes in James River, Virginia

A U.S. Navy MH-60S helicopter crashed in the morning of June 14 in the James River in Virginia during a routine training mission. According to the navy, the three crew members aboard were rescued and transported to Naval Medical Center Portsmouth. Their injuries are believed to be non-life threateni

about 10 years ago
German maritime air detachment departs Operation Atalanta
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German maritime air detachment departs Operation Atalanta

German Maritime Patrol and Reconnaissance Aircraft (MPRA) detachment which has been flying the Orion P-3C as part of Operation Atalanta is set to return to the home air base in Germany. 50 soldiers from the Naval Air Wing (MFG) 3 “Graf Zeppelin” have been stationed at the Horn of Africa since March

about 10 years ago
Spanish minehunter joins EUROMARFOR for drills
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Spanish minehunter joins EUROMARFOR for drills

After taking part in the advanced multinational mine countermeasures (MCM) exercise Spanish Minex-16, minehunter Duero (M-35) integrated into the European Maritime Force (EUROMARFOR) to take part in the Italian Minex-16 and the maritime security exercise MCE-16 in Tunisian waters. The Spanish M-35,

about 10 years ago
Photo of the day: Australian, New Zealand Navy ships train for RIMPAC
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Photo of the day: Australian, New Zealand Navy ships train for RIMPAC

The Royal Australian Navy recently shared photos of an ‘Anzac taskforce’ exercising off the coast of Queensland, Australia. RNZN’s frigate Te Kaha spent the past week working with an Australian Naval taskforce in preparation for exercise RIMPAC, the world’s largest maritime exercise. The Anzac taskf

about 10 years ago
GE starts acceptance tests on first propulsion motor for Canadian AOPS
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GE starts acceptance tests on first propulsion motor for Canadian AOPS

Four diesel generators and engines for the Royal Canadian Navy’s Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS) have been shipped to Irving Shipbuilding’s Halifax shipyard where GE has begun acceptance testing on the first AOPS propulsion motor, expected to ship in early July. GE’s Marine Solutions business in

about 10 years ago
US Navy names new Arleigh Burke destroyer after pioneering nurse
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US Navy names new Arleigh Burke destroyer after pioneering nurse

The U.S. Secretary of the Navy announced that the DDG 123 Arleigh Burke-class destroyer will be named Lenah H. Sutcliffe Higbee to honor women who served in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. Higbee, the future ship’s namesake, was a pioneering United States Navy chief nurse, who served as the Superint

about 10 years ago
Canadian AUV Dorado on sea trials for new role
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Canadian AUV Dorado on sea trials for new role

The Royal Canadian Navy’s interim remote mine-sweeper Dorado is currently performing sea trials in Belcarra, British Columbia in preparation for a new role in its service. The purpose built semi-submersible autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV), built and housed by International Submarine Engineering,

about 10 years ago
Italian, US Navy set to conduct a RAS of a different kind
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Italian, US Navy set to conduct a RAS of a different kind

After two years of cooperation on developing alternative fuels to reduce emissions and pollution, the Italian and U.S. Navy are set to conduct the first replenishment at sea (RAS) that will transfer fuel made from renewable sources. On June 16, Italian Navy auxiliary ship Etna will replenish ships f

about 10 years ago
Spanish F-100 frigate Cristobal Colon sails to US for combat system tests
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Spanish F-100 frigate Cristobal Colon sails to US for combat system tests

Following a readiness period in her homeport in Ferrol, Spain, the AEGIS frigate Cristóbal Colón (F-105) is set to sail towards Norfolk, Virginia for a month and a half deployment along with a U.S. Navy destroyer for combat system ship qualification trials (CSSQT). These trials will take place in th

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy’s Lyme Bay takes over as minehunter support ship in the Gulf
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Royal Navy’s Lyme Bay takes over as minehunter support ship in the Gulf

Royal Navy support vessel RFA Lyme Bay has begun her mission as the afloat forward support base to allied minehunters in the Gulf with a two-week Anglo-American workout. The Falmouth-based vessel arrived in the Middle East to take over from her sister ship Cardigan Bay, which spent three years provi

about 10 years ago
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