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VIDEO: US Coast Guard Rescues Person from Sailing Vessel
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VIDEO: US Coast Guard Rescues Person from Sailing Vessel

The U.S Coast Guard rescued a person aboard a sailing vessel taking on water approximately 75 miles southwest off Monterey, Thursday morning. At 6:26 a.m., Coast Guard Sector San Francisco Command Center watchstanders received a distress call from the master of the 31-foot sailing vessel Apster. Due

about 11 years ago
Canberra’s Mariner’s Skills Evaluation Underway
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Canberra’s Mariner’s Skills Evaluation Underway

Newly commissioned Landing Helicopter Dock, HMAS Canberra, has proven she has what it takes to conduct a safe boarding operations recently, with tough couple of days of assessment from Navy’s Sea Training Group. The testing period forms part of the Mariner Skills Evaluation which checks a range of m

about 11 years ago
USS Makin Island Changes Command
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USS Makin Island Changes Command

Capt. Jon P. Rodgers relieved Capt. Alvin Holsey as commanding officer of Makin Island. Rodgers becomes the ship’s fifth commanding officer since the ship’s commissioning in 2009. “I’m honored to command USS Makin Island and all who sail in this warship,” said Rodgers. “The awesome performance of th

about 11 years ago
Australian Navy Divers Lend Expertise
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Australian Navy Divers Lend Expertise

Navy divers have lent their expertise to Operation RENDER SAFE this year forming an integral part of the tri-service Amphibious Task Group that were responding to the dangerous legacy of unexploded ordinance located in Torokina, Bougainville Island. From 22 October until 8 November, divers from Aust

about 11 years ago
ESPS Rayo Strengthens Relationships with Local Seafarers at Sea in Gulf of Aden
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ESPS Rayo Strengthens Relationships with Local Seafarers at Sea in Gulf of Aden

On Sunday 21 December whilst conducting counter-piracy patrols, Spanish Navy warship, ESPS Rayo, met local seafarers in the Gulf of Aden. This is the third meeting that the crew from ESPS Rayo has carried out with local fishermen since her departure from Spain. ESPS Rayo is part of Spain’s contribut

about 11 years ago
Lincoln’s Safety Department Provides DUI Awareness
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Lincoln’s Safety Department Provides DUI Awareness

Sailors from USS Abraham Lincoln’s (CVN 72) Safety Department displayed a wrecked car destroyed by a drunk driver on the ship’s quarterdeck Dec. 22 to increase the awareness of the dangerous consequences of drinking and driving. “Lincoln leadership can make you aware of the impact and the consequenc

about 11 years ago
RFA Argus Charity Fund Raising in Sierra Leone
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RFA Argus Charity Fund Raising in Sierra Leone

Sailors, Airmen, Royal Marines and Medics are stepping up their efforts to help youngsters orphaned by Ebola in Sierra Leone – without even leaving their ship. The 350 Naval Servicemen and women aboard aid ship RFA Argus are rowing the distance from the ship’s home in Falmouth to Freetown – donating

about 11 years ago
White Christmas for HMS Protector
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White Christmas for HMS Protector

It was a white Christmas for the ship’s company of HMS Protector as they received their Christmas boxes from UK4U whilst in Antarctica. The ship is now midway through her second work period of the 2014/15 Austral Summer providing support to UK interests in the most remote region in the world. Much o

about 11 years ago
USS Peleliu Returns to San Diego
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USS Peleliu Returns to San Diego

USS Peleliu (LHA 5) returned to Naval Base San Diego Dec. 24 from a six-month deployment to the Western Pacific. Upon return, the ship will make preparations to decommission in March after 34 years of service, 17 deployments and more than a million miles transited, and as the last remaining Tarawa-c

about 11 years ago
UK Sailors, Marines Ensure Global Christmas Presence
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UK Sailors, Marines Ensure Global Christmas Presence

One in every ten sailors, Royal Marines and Fleet Air Arm air and ground crew will be on duty this festive season – more than 3,000 men and women in all. From the sands of the Gulf and the struggle against ISIL and modern-day pirates to the edge of the frozen continent, the sandy beaches […]

about 11 years ago
NSSC Hosts First Naval Systems Engineering Symposium 2014
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NSSC Hosts First Naval Systems Engineering Symposium 2014

The Philippines Naval Sea Systems Command (NSSC) hosted the first Naval Systems Engineering (NSE) Symposium 2014last 28 November 2014 aboard the NSSC Multi-Purpose Hall, Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Station Pascual Ledesma, Fort San Felipe, Cavite City. The theme for the symposium was: “Naval Sy

about 11 years ago
Christmas Homecoming for HMAS Toowoomba
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Christmas Homecoming for HMAS Toowoomba

Commander Australian Fleet, Rear Admiral Stuart Mayer, has joined hundreds of friends and family welcoming HMAS Toowoomba home from a five month deployment in support of Operation MANITOU. The 191-strong ship’s company has spent 142 days assigned to the operation conducting maritime security and mar

about 11 years ago
Australia: Anzac Families Thanked for Support
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Australia: Anzac Families Thanked for Support

The Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Anzac sailed in early December with almost 252 family and friends embarked for a family sea day – the ship’s way of saying thanks to those special to them for their support in 2014 and into 2015. With the ship’s company having been away for ten months of 2014,

about 11 years ago
Lockheed Martin to Assist in LCS Remote Minehunting System Evaluation
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Lockheed Martin to Assist in LCS Remote Minehunting System Evaluation

Lockheed Martin is being awarded $8,7 million for cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order under a Basic Ordering Agreement to support technical evaluation and initial operational and evaluation of the Remote Minehunting System with the Littoral Combat Ship. Work will be performed in Palm Beach, Florida a

about 11 years ago
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