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Video: Turkish submarine sinks retired tanker in torpedo exercise
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Video: Turkish submarine sinks retired tanker in torpedo exercise

The Turkish Navy has shared a video of its Type 209/1200 submarine TCG Yildiray sinking a decommissioned navy tanker during a torpedo-firing exercise. The navy said the firing took place on June 11 without specifying the exercise location. In the video, the Ay-class submarine can be seen submerging

about 8 years ago
German corvette, minehunter wrap up UNIFIL, NATO deployments
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German corvette, minehunter wrap up UNIFIL, NATO deployments

German Navy corvette FGS Magdeburg and minehunter FGS Bad Bevensen will be returning to their respective homeports on Friday, after completing separate international deployments. Corvette Magdeburg is returning to her homeport in Warnemünde after 13 months of operations as part of the Maritime Task

about 8 years ago
Harry S. Truman carrier strike group resumes OIR strikes from Eastern Mediterranean
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Harry S. Truman carrier strike group resumes OIR strikes from Eastern Mediterranean

US Navy ships from the carrier strike group centered around aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman returned to the Eastern Mediterranean Sea on June 10 for flight operations in support of operation Inherent Resolve (OIR). USS Harry S. Truman’s carrier air wing returned to flying OIR sorties after supp

about 8 years ago
UK Trafalgar-class submarine HMS Talent prepares for return to sea
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UK Trafalgar-class submarine HMS Talent prepares for return to sea

Royal Navy’s Trafalgar-class nuclear-powered submarine HMS Talent has completed a complex and extensive refit and is starting several weeks of training before re-joining the operational fleet. The sixth of overall seven Trafalgar submarines built for the Royal Navy is returning to sea for the first

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy tests newly-delivered autonomous minesweeping system
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Royal Navy tests newly-delivered autonomous minesweeping system

The Royal Navy has recently tested its first autonomous minesweeping system in Dorset, South West England, evaluating its performance against modern mines. Autonomous motor boat Hussar can be sent off on missions, using a series of small, hi-tech boats trailed behind it to detonate the latest underw

about 8 years ago
Kongsberg to deliver ST2400 variable depth sonars for Finnish Hamina-class missile boats
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Kongsberg to deliver ST2400 variable depth sonars for Finnish Hamina-class missile boats

The Finnish defense ministry has awarded Kongsberg Maritime a contract to deliver its ST2400 variable depth sonar (VDS) for the Hamina-class missile boats. The contract was awarded to Kongsberg as part of the Squadron 2000 mid-life upgrade (MLU) program which will extend the missile boats’ service l

about 8 years ago
Video: Belgian frigate Louise-Marie in slow-mo missile firing action
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Video: Belgian frigate Louise-Marie in slow-mo missile firing action

Karel Doorman-class frigate BNS Louise-Marie F931 recently became the first Belgian Navy ship to fire the Harpoon anti-ship missile during live firing drills off Norway. The event, which took place off Tromsø, Norway, from May 28 to 31, was captured on video and shared by the Belgian Navy. Though th

about 8 years ago
Damen-Saab duo unveils Walrus-replacement submarine design
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Damen-Saab duo unveils Walrus-replacement submarine design

Swedish submarine specialist Saab and its Dutch partner Damen have unveiled official images of their proposal for the Royal Netherlands Navy’s Walrus-class submarine replacement program. Speaking to Dutch newspaper Telegraaf, the heads of two companies provided drawings and first details on the capa

about 8 years ago
Sea Venom/ANL missile demonstrates sea skimming skills in Panther helicopter launch
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Sea Venom/ANL missile demonstrates sea skimming skills in Panther helicopter launch

French missile manufacturer MBDA recently carried out a second development firing of its Sea Venom/ANL missile using a French Defence Procurement Agency (DGA – Direction Générale de l’Armement) Panther test helicopter for launch at Ile Du Levant in southeast France. The firing took place on April 18

about 8 years ago
Norway to host 70 vessels, 40,000 personnel for Trident Juncture 2018
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Norway to host 70 vessels, 40,000 personnel for Trident Juncture 2018

The upcoming flagship NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018 is expected to be one of the largest ever with 40,000 personnel, around 120 aircraft and as many as 70 ships converging this fall in Norway. Compared to the 2015 edition of the exercise which was said to be “the largest NATO exercise in a dec

about 8 years ago
UK, France launch joint cruise/anti-ship missile inquiry
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UK, France launch joint cruise/anti-ship missile inquiry

The committees of the British House of Commons and the French National Assembly have decided to launch a joint inquiry into the development of a new generation of cruise and anti-ship missiles. Following the proposal of Dr. Julian Lewis, chairman of the House of Commons Defence Committee, and Jean-J

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy’s new anti-air Sea Ceptor missile system enters service
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Royal Navy’s new anti-air Sea Ceptor missile system enters service

A new anti-air missile system designed to protect the Royal Navy’s new aircraft carriers as well as other ships in the fleet has been declared operational, the UK defense ministry has announced. Developed at a cost of about £850m (approx. US$1.1b), the Sea Ceptor is the Royal Navy’s new short-range

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy’s Dreadnought submarines facing £2.9b funding gap
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Royal Navy’s Dreadnought submarines facing £2.9b funding gap

The UK defense ministry’s program for the development of a new class of nuclear missile submarines and Trident nuclear program renewal is facing a £2.9b “affordability gap”, a review by spending watchdog National Audit Office (NAO) has found. This is in addition to the pressure faced by the defense

about 8 years ago
Watch a Russian Borei submarine launch a Bulava SLBM salvo
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Watch a Russian Borei submarine launch a Bulava SLBM salvo

The Russian Navy has shared a video of its lead Borei-class submarine Yuriy Dolgorukiy firing a salvo of four RSM-56 Bulava submarine launched ballistic missiles (SLBM). The test took place on May 22 and saw the Project 955 submarine launch the SLBMs towards the Kura testing range from a submerged p

about 8 years ago
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