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RFA’s Ensign ‘Flies’ Nearly 140 Feet Below the Surface
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RFA’s Ensign ‘Flies’ Nearly 140 Feet Below the Surface

Nearly 140 feet below the surface of the mid-Atlantic, the standard of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary ‘flies’ for the first time in nearly 74 years. The Royal Fleet Auxiliary’s Blue Ensign has been raised on the wreck of the tanker Darkdale off St Helena after a successful operation to remove tonnes of o

about 11 years ago
Image of the Day: USNS Comfort Anchored off Santo Domingo
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Image of the Day: USNS Comfort Anchored off Santo Domingo

The image shows the Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Comfort (T-AH 20) anchored off the coast of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, during Continuing Promise 2015. Continuing Promise is a U.S. Southern Command-sponsored and U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command/U.S. 4th Fleet-conducted deplo

about 11 years ago
CVN 73 Conducts Catapult Maintenance
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CVN 73 Conducts Catapult Maintenance

The US Navy’s aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) underwent catapult maintenance on its flight deck. The operation was conducted in San Diego on August 18. George Washington and its embarked air wing, Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5, conducted a hull-swap with the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Re

about 11 years ago
USCGC Barque Eagle Moors in Portsmouth, VA
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USCGC Barque Eagle Moors in Portsmouth, VA

The US Coast Guard Cutter Barque Eagle sailed into Portsmouth, VA, Wednesday on its yearly tour of ports. The Eagle will be available for free public tours today, Thursday, moored across from Portsmouth City Hall. At 295 feet in length, the Eagle is the largest tall ship flying the stars and stripes

about 11 years ago
USCG Repatriates Sixty-Five Cuban Migrants
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USCG Repatriates Sixty-Five Cuban Migrants

Sixty-five Cuban migrants aboard the US Coast Guard Cutters William Trump and Raymond Evans were repatriated to Bahia de Cabañas, Cuba over the last five days. The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter William Trump repatriated seven Cuban migrants Tuesday. This repatriation is a result of two separate mig

about 11 years ago
HSC-7 First to Fire New Weapon System
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HSC-7 First to Fire New Weapon System

US Navy’s “Dusty Dogs” of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 7 became the first helicopter squadron in the Northeast to fire an HSC Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System II (APKWS II) from an MH-60S Seahawk helicopter during a live-fire exercise Aug. 17. The exercise marked the start of the HSC-7

about 11 years ago
Artful Arrives to Her New Home at HMNB Clyde
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Artful Arrives to Her New Home at HMNB Clyde

Royal Navy’s new Astute Class attack submarine Artful has arrived at her Scottish base port from where she will carry out sea trials before entering service later this year. The 7,400-tonne Artful left BAE Systems’ construction yard at Barrow-in-Furness in Cumbria several days ago before sailing to

about 11 years ago
HMS Scott Explores Wonders of the Atlantic
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HMS Scott Explores Wonders of the Atlantic

Royal Navy’s ocean survey ship HMS Scott has shed light on the wonders of the deep as she surveyed the mid-Atlantic, her first mission in nearly two years. Scanning the floor of the Atlantic between the Azores and the Eastern Seaboard of the United States, the hydrographic team on board found a cany

about 11 years ago
USS Simpson Prepares for Decommissioning
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USS Simpson Prepares for Decommissioning

When USS Simpson (FFG 56) decommissions at the end of September, the U.S. Navy will be left with only one active frigate on the books. Simpson, the last active Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate, is being prepared for inactivation as she takes a sabbatical from active service prior to being sold thro

about 11 years ago
USCGC James Makes First Port Call in Baltimore
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USCGC James Makes First Port Call in Baltimore

Transiting through the Atlantic seaboard on its commissioning cruise, the US Coast Guard’s newest National Security Cutter, James, made its first port call to Baltimore, Tuesday. Starting Wednesday until Thursday, the cutter will be open for free public tours in West Broadway Pier in Fells Point. Cu

about 11 years ago
ITS Libeccio Aids Stranded Seafarers
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ITS Libeccio Aids Stranded Seafarers

Sailors from Italian Navy warship, ITS Libeccio, which is currently deployed in the Indian Ocean as part of the European Union’s counter-piracy Operation Atalanta, have provided much-needed food and water to twenty four stranded seafarers. With help from the local community, the seafarers had taken

about 11 years ago
Spanish Navy Helps Stop Vessel Carrying Drugs
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Spanish Navy Helps Stop Vessel Carrying Drugs

Spanish Navy’s offshore patrol vessel OPV Atalaya recently took part in an operation to seize a sailboat which was allegedly carrying drugs. On August 7, the sailboat Silver Black was 1,000 miles southwest of the Azores when she was boarded by the Spanish National Police and 600 kilos of cocaine wer

about 11 years ago
HMNZS Wellington Concludes Fisheries Patrol
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HMNZS Wellington Concludes Fisheries Patrol

Royal New Zealand Navy’s frigate HMNZS Wellington has arrived in Honiara after helping New Zealand’s South West Pacific neighbours patrol for illegal and unlicensed fishing activity in their waters. The vessel sailed from New Caledonia last Friday carrying two Senior Agents from the Royal Solomon Is

about 11 years ago
HII to Hold Keel Laying for John F. Kennedy
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HII to Hold Keel Laying for John F. Kennedy

Huntington Ingalls Industries announced that it will host a keel-laying ceremony for the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79). The event will be held at the Company’s Newport News Shipbuilding division alongside Dry Dock 12 on Saturday, August 22. The ship’s sponsor and daughter of the ship’s n

about 11 years ago
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