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Naval Forces Rescue 1,500 North African Migrants
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Naval Forces Rescue 1,500 North African Migrants

Naval forces rescued more than 1,500 North African migrants over the weekend in the Strait of Sicily, according to the Italian Navy. The Portuguese Navy’s Offshore patrol vessel Viana do Castelo conducted its first rescue operations as part of the EU Operation Triton, which was launched on November

about 11 years ago
UK, US Navies Join in Pirate Role Play
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UK, US Navies Join in Pirate Role Play

Royal Navy Sailors and Marines practised taking down pirates in the Indian Ocean. Plymouth-based HMS Bulwark and Portsmouth-based HM Ships Chiddingfold and Penzance, as well as Royal Fleet Auxiliary Cardigan Bay, have been training with the US Navy’s minehunters USS Dexterous and USS Devastator. It

about 11 years ago
Yaroslav Mudry Leaves Malaysia, Heads to Sri Lanka
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Yaroslav Mudry Leaves Malaysia, Heads to Sri Lanka

Russian Navy’s Neustrashimy class frigate “Yaroslav Mudry” (727), a part of the Baltic Fleet (BF), departed the Malaysian Penang Port and is now on its way to Sri Lanka. The vessel will pass the Malacca Strait, which connects the Indian Ocean with the Pacific Ocean, and sail through the Bay of Benga

about 11 years ago
ESPS Navarra Hosts Spanish Ambassador to Oman
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ESPS Navarra Hosts Spanish Ambassador to Oman

On Sunday 9 November the Spanish Ambassador to Oman, His Excellency Mr Juan José Urtasun, paid a visit to ESPS Navarra during her port visit to Muscat, Oman. Port visits such as this are an opportunity to resupply the Spanish warship with food and stores, and give the crew the opportunity to take so

about 11 years ago
HMCS Toronto Concludes Exercise Mavi Balina
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HMCS Toronto Concludes Exercise Mavi Balina

Canadian Navy’s HMCS Toronto completed participation in the Turkish-led Exercise Mavi Balina November 13 as part of her Operation Reassurance deployment in the Mediterranean Sea in response to the Putin regime’s aggressive military actions against Ukraine. As part of Standing NATO Maritime Group Two

about 11 years ago
USS Michael Murphy Assists USCG in Fighting Illegal Ops
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USS Michael Murphy Assists USCG in Fighting Illegal Ops

The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Michael Murphy (DDG 112) completed the first mission of its maiden deployment by aiding the U.S. Coast Guard in patrolling Pacific waters for illegal fishing and other crimes. The Oceania Maritime Security Initiative (OMSI) was conducted during th

about 11 years ago
Spanish Navy’s Rayo Deploys for Operation Atalanta
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Spanish Navy’s Rayo Deploys for Operation Atalanta

Spanish Navy’s Meteoro class Offshore patrol vessel Rayo P42 waved goodbye to its Las Palmas Naval Base yesterday morning. The vessel started its journey to the Indian Ocean where it will participate in EU NAVFOR’s Operation Atalanta, joining a fight against piracy off the Horn of Africa. This is Ra

about 11 years ago
INS Teg Docks in Nacala, Mozambique
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INS Teg Docks in Nacala, Mozambique

Indian Naval Ship Teg, a stealth frigate of the Indian Navy, made a port call at Nacala, Mozambique on November 17, 2014. The goodwill visit is aimed at strengthening the existing bonds of friendship between the two nations. During the stay in harbour, various activities are planned including offici

about 11 years ago
New Commander aboard USS Chosin
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New Commander aboard USS Chosin

The guided-missile cruiser USS Chosin (CG 65) bid farewell to the its commanding officer Capt. Patrick M. Kelly during a change of command ceremony, Nov. 14, at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. After approximately three years as commanding officer of Chosin, Kelly was relieved of command by Capt. Kev

about 11 years ago
Japanese Guests Board USS George Washington
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Japanese Guests Board USS George Washington

Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) hosted guests from Iwakuni, Japan, Nov. 17. Rear Adm. John Alexander, commander, Battle Force 7th Fleet and Capt. Greg Fenton, George Washington’s commanding officer hosted 22 visitors who toured the ship and were provided a general orient

about 11 years ago
USS La Jolla Approaches Conversion into Moored Training Ship
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USS La Jolla Approaches Conversion into Moored Training Ship

The Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS La Jolla (SSN 701) arrived at its new homeport in Norfolk, Virginia, Nov. 10. Under the command of Cmdr. Kevin Roach, the submarine was previously assigned to Commander, Submarine Squadron One, homeported in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The submarine arrives in No

about 11 years ago
Production of US Navy’s First Ship to Shore Connector Starts
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Production of US Navy’s First Ship to Shore Connector Starts

Textron, Inc. began fabrication of the US Navy’s first Ship to Shore Connector (SSC) at its New Orleans facility Nov. 17. In October, the Navy approved Textron to start production following the SSC Production Readiness Review during which the Navy evaluated the design maturity, availability of mater

about 11 years ago
USS Fort Worth Begins 16-Month Rotational Deployment
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USS Fort Worth Begins 16-Month Rotational Deployment

The littoral combat ship USS Fort Worth (LCS 3) departed its homeport of San Diego Nov. 17 for a 16-month rotational deployment to Singapore in support of the US Navy’s strategic rebalance to the Pacific. Building on the achievements of USS Freedom’s (LCS 1) inaugural 10-month deployment to Southeas

about 11 years ago
US 7th Fleet Commander Discusses Priorities
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US 7th Fleet Commander Discusses Priorities

Vice Adm. Robert L. Thomas, commander, U.S. 7th Fleet, outlined his priorities during an all-hands call with his staff Nov. 14, to discuss his goals and objectives for the Fleet. Seventh Fleet’s reason for existence is [to] combat readiness. Our nation and our allies count on us to aggregate credibl

about 11 years ago
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