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Austal Unveils Omani Navy’s Future HSSV
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Austal Unveils Omani Navy’s Future HSSV

Austal has rolled out the first of two 72m High Speed Support Vessels (HSSV’s) being built for the Royal Navy of Oman (RNO), on October 16, at the company’s Henderson Western Australia shipyard. Austal Chief Executive Officer Andrew Bellamy said the HSSV program successfully represents Austal’s capa

about 11 years ago
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia Hosts US Navy’s Destroyer
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Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia Hosts US Navy’s Destroyer

Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Lassen (DDG 82) arrived in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, for a port visit Oct. 19, after conducting a routine South China Sea patrol. Lassen spent the last four weeks on a routine patrol in international waters in the South China Sea, in support of securit

about 11 years ago
USS Mount Whitney Supports NATO’s Ops
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USS Mount Whitney Supports NATO’s Ops

The U.S. 6th Fleet command and control ship USS Mount Whitney (LCC 20), got underway Oct. 9, in support of Northern Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) operations in the 6th Fleet area of responsibility. This is the first underway evolution that the flagship has participated in since returning from

about 11 years ago
BAE Systems Demonstrates New Unmanned Vessel
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BAE Systems Demonstrates New Unmanned Vessel

BAE Systems demonstrated new unmanned technology, in partnership with ASV, for the first time at a site near Portsmouth Naval Base. The new system will allow crews to carry out vital tasks such as high speed reconnaissance and remote surveillance while keeping sailors out of harm’s way. The modified

about 11 years ago
Engine Overhauls for Australian Collins Submarines
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Engine Overhauls for Australian Collins Submarines

Fleet Support Unit-West is joining forces with the Royal Australian Navy Submarine Training and Systems Centre for a joint project overhauling the technically challenging Hedemora diesel engines in the Collins class submarines. The Centre’s Platform Systems Training Equipment Manager Brian Graves co

about 11 years ago
HMS Defender Heads for Middle East
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HMS Defender Heads for Middle East

Type 45 destroyer HMS Defender sailed from Portsmouth, England to the Middle East to carry out security operations which will be part of her second major deployment. The crew of 190 left their home port, October 19, to take over duties from sister ship HMS Duncan and spend nine months working with a

about 11 years ago
New Commander Assigned to USS Essex
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New Commander Assigned to USS Essex

Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2) conducted a change-of-command ceremony at-sea, Oct. 17. Capt. Brian Quin relieved Capt. Pete Mantz during a ‘flight lead change’ conducted. Mantz took command of Essex on May 28, 2014, following a successful tour as the ship’s executive officer, a

about 11 years ago
Old Ship, Modern Tasks
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Old Ship, Modern Tasks

A place where a grey navy ship had been standing in the harbor of Neustadt, the berth of the former frigate Köln, which had served as a training and education platform for sailors, had been empty for many months. The ship is now back in its original place at the Maritime Safety and Security Training

about 11 years ago
Indian, Japanese and US Forces Wrap Up Ex Malabar
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Indian, Japanese and US Forces Wrap Up Ex Malabar

The tri-lateral exercise Malabar came to a close as Indian, Japanese and U.S. naval forces completed training, Oct. 19. The annual high-end war fighting exercise, which began in 1992, featured maritime patrol and reconnaissance operations, surface and anti-submarine warfare, air defense exercises (A

about 11 years ago
Spanish Centinela Concludes Training with Senegalese Navy
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Spanish Centinela Concludes Training with Senegalese Navy

Spanish Navy’s offshore patrol vessel Centinela left Dakar Naval Base, Senegal, on Tuesday towards the Gulf of Guinea, after a 16-day round of exercises with the Senegalese Navy. The scheduled activities included diving, first aid, damage control and VBSS drills. These activities are framed within t

about 11 years ago
USS Kearsarge Resupplies in Rota, Spain
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USS Kearsarge Resupplies in Rota, Spain

The Kearsarge Amphibious Ready Group (KSGARG) flagship USS Kearsarge (LHD 3) pulled into Rota, Spain, for fuel and other supplies Oct. 18, 2015. The Kearsarge ARG/MEU team, comprised of the multi-purpose amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD 3), the amphibious dock landing ship USS Oak Hill (LS

about 11 years ago
FGS Berlin Relieves Werra in Op Sophia
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FGS Berlin Relieves Werra in Op Sophia

The German Tender Werra has left Operation Sophia after over four months of deployment. Werra was substituted by the German combat support ship, FGS Berlin. With Commander Marcel Rosenbohm at the helm, FGS Berlin arrived to the Italian port of Augusta, Oct 14, to begin its EU Naval Force deployment.

about 11 years ago
Australian Museum Ship Undergoes Maintenance
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Australian Museum Ship Undergoes Maintenance

Having a bottom scrape might not be for everyone, but it’s bought another 10 years for the museum ship, and stalwart of Melbourne’s Williamstown waterfront, HMAS Castlemaine. The Bathurst class corvette, built and commissioned at Williamstown between 1941-1942, was one of 60 built in Australia durin

about 11 years ago
HMAS Stuart Takes Part in Japan’s Fleet Review
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HMAS Stuart Takes Part in Japan’s Fleet Review

A formal ceremony welcomed HMAS Stuart alongside in Yokosuka, Japan, on 10 October when the ship arrived to participate in the country’s International Fleet Review. A Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force contingent, led by Captain Kazijoto greeted the ship on arrival. Marking the formal commencement

about 11 years ago
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