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First steel cut for Turkish LHD ship
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First steel cut for Turkish LHD ship

Turkey began construction of the nation’s first amphibious assault ship with a steel cutting ceremony on April 30. Based on the Spanish Navy’s landing helicopter dock (LHD) Juan Carlos I and designed by Navantia, the Turkish version of the ship will be named TCG Anadolu and have the pennant number L

about 10 years ago
India’s first Scorpene-class submarine starts sea trials
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India’s first Scorpene-class submarine starts sea trials

Indian Navy’s first Scorpene-class submarine, INS Kalvari, went to sea for the first time on May 1. The submarine sailed out under her own propulsion for the first sea trial, off the Mumbai coast and during the sortie, completed a number of preliminary tests on the propulsion system, auxiliary equip

about 10 years ago
Australia and China participate in ASEAN maritime exercise ahead of South China Sea ruling
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Australia and China participate in ASEAN maritime exercise ahead of South China Sea ruling

Australia and China have joined 16 other ASEAN Defence Ministers’ Meeting-Plus (ADMM-Plus) nations participating in an ASEAN-hosted exercise. The regional maritime security and counter-terrorism exercise is being held in Brunei and Singapore from May 2 – 12, 2016. Minister for Defence, Senator Maris

about 10 years ago
US Navy contracts BAE Systems for submarine propulsor delivery
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US Navy contracts BAE Systems for submarine propulsor delivery

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems a $72 million contract to produce and deliver propulsor systems for Block IV Virginia-class (SSN 774) submarines. The contract’s value could eventually amount to $162.9 million if all options are exercised. “The propulsor contributes significantly to the overall

about 10 years ago
ECA Group puts new mine-countermeasure vehicle on view
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ECA Group puts new mine-countermeasure vehicle on view

French defense and security company ECA Group recently demonstrated their autonomous underwater vehicle in the harbor of Brest, France. The A27-M AUV, as the vessel is named, was demonstrated to a number of French and foreign naval officials including representatives of OCCAR. ECA Group displayed th

about 10 years ago
USS Carl Vinson prepares for deployment
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USS Carl Vinson prepares for deployment

Sailors assigned to U.S. Navy’s aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) returned to Naval Station North Island in San Diego after completing three days of sea trials. The at-sea period allowed Team Vinson to assess the ship’s state of readiness and ensure that the Chief of Naval Operations Planned

about 10 years ago
CTF 151 Commander visits Republic of Korea Navy ships
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CTF 151 Commander visits Republic of Korea Navy ships

Republic of Singapore Navy Rear Admiral Ken Cheong, Commander of the Combined Task Force 151 (CCTF 151), recently visited two Republic of Korea ships while they were anchored at Mina Zayed Port, Abu Dhabi. Rear Admiral Cheong made his first Key Leadership Engagement (KLE) visit to the Republic of Ko

about 10 years ago
Royal Thai Navy picks Thales for minehunter modernization
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Royal Thai Navy picks Thales for minehunter modernization

French defense contractor Thales announced that it was awarded two contracts for the supply of above-water and underwater solutions for the Royal Thai Navy (RTN). These contracts will see Thales modernize the Bang Rachan Class Minehunters and supply the combat, navigation and communication suite onb

about 10 years ago
587 migrants rescued in Mediterranean Sea
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587 migrants rescued in Mediterranean Sea

European naval vessels rescued a total of 587 migrants trying to reach Europe in five unseaworthy boats. In the morning hours of April 29, a Spanish maritime patrol aircraft spotted the migrants and reported that one of the boats was in poor condition and semi-sunken. Four ships assigned to EUNAVFOR

about 10 years ago
US Navy aircraft carrier denied entry into Hong Kong port
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US Navy aircraft carrier denied entry into Hong Kong port

U.S. Navy’s nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis was recently barred from entering the Hong Kong port for a regular port call. Associated Press reported Gabrielle Price, a U.S. State Department spokeswoman, saying that the Department was recently informed about Chinese officials deny

about 10 years ago
Canadian Navy receives another modernized Halifax frigate
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Canadian Navy receives another modernized Halifax frigate

HMCS Regina, the fifth and final frigate on the west coast to complete its modernization by Seaspan’s Victoria Shipyards, has been returned to the Royal Canadian Navy. The Halifax-Class Modernization/Frigate Life Extension (HCM/FELEX) refit project is providing upgrades for Canada’s fleet of 12 Hali

about 10 years ago
LE Roisin first Irish Navy vessel to head for Mediterranean in 2016
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LE Roisin first Irish Navy vessel to head for Mediterranean in 2016

Irish Navy’s offshore patrol vessel Le Roisin (P 51) departed the Naval Base Haulbowline, Ireland on May 1 and headed for the Mediterranean. The ship is to undertake humanitarian search and rescue operations in conjunction with the Italian authorities. Commanded by Lieutenant Commander Ultan Finegan

about 10 years ago
US Coast Guard ship returns home with 1,200 kg of cocaine
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US Coast Guard ship returns home with 1,200 kg of cocaine

The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Escanaba returned to its homeport in Boston, May 1, following a 70-day patrol in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. During its 12,000 nautical mile patrol, the Escanaba interdicted over 1,200 kilograms of cocaine, 20 kilograms of heroin, and seven suspected narcotics traffickers.

about 10 years ago
Lockheed Martin, DSME team up for international version of the littoral combat ship
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Lockheed Martin, DSME team up for international version of the littoral combat ship

Lockheed Martin and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) have entered a teaming agreement to partner on the Multi-mission Combat Ship (MCS), which is based on a DSME hull design and intended for the corvette market. The multi-mission ship is based on the Freedom-variant littoral combat sh

about 10 years ago
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