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Top News of the Week Feb 10 – 16, 2014
Weapons Systems

Top News of the Week Feb 10 – 16, 2014

Queen Elizabeth to Launch UK’s Biggest Warship Britain’s Queen Elizabeth will launch the Royal Navy’s USD 5.1 billion (£3.1billion) aircraft carrier, named after her, during her visit to Scotland in summer this year, the Daily Record reported. HMS Queen Elizabeth, the largest ship ever built for the

about 12 years ago
Snowy Homecoming for USS Virginia
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Snowy Homecoming for USS Virginia

USS Virginia (SSN 774), the first in a fleet of the US Navy’s next-generation attack submarines, was welcomed home yesterday in Groton, Conn., after a six-month overseas deployment in the U.S. 6th Fleet area of responsibility. This was the second deployment for Virginia, which headed out to her ma

about 12 years ago
India’s First Domestic Ballistic Missile Sub Due in 2015
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India’s First Domestic Ballistic Missile Sub Due in 2015

India’s Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) announced on Friday during the Def-Expo exhibition taking place in New Delhi, that the commissioning of the country’s first indigenously-developed nuclear-power submarine INS Arihant and its first intercontinental ballistic missile Agni-V

about 12 years ago
Image of the Day: USS Donald Cook Transits the Atlantic
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Image of the Day: USS Donald Cook Transits the Atlantic

The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) transits the Atlantic Ocean en route to Rota, Spain as the first of four Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers to be stationed in Rota. She departed Norfolk, Va. on January 31 bound for her new homeport where three o

about 12 years ago
First US Navy’s Aegis Destroyer Docks in Spain
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First US Navy’s Aegis Destroyer Docks in Spain

The first of four US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, USS Donald Cook (DDG 75), arrived on Tuesday, 11 February 2014 at Naval Station Rota, Spain, which will be its new permanent homeport. With the arrival, the destroyer kick started her forward deployment to the U.S. 6th Fleet area of operati

about 12 years ago
Russian Missile Cruiser to Escort Syrian Chemical Weapons
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Russian Missile Cruiser to Escort Syrian Chemical Weapons

The safety of the third convoy of Syrian chemical weapons will be ensured by the Russian Navy’s missile cruiser Pyotr Veliky, the Voice of Russia reports. The operation of securing the convoy will include ships from the Chinese, Danish and Norwegian navies as well. The shipment of the weapons left

about 12 years ago
South Korea Orders Maverick Missiles from Raytheon
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South Korea Orders Maverick Missiles from Raytheon

South Korea has ordered additional AGM-65G-2 Maverick missiles worth $31 million from Raytheon Company. Maverick is a versatile precision-guided missile that can engage a myriad of fixed, stationary, moving and maneuvering targets both on land and sea. The contract was awarded via the Korean Defen

about 12 years ago
Alewijnse Gets Second Indonesian Naval Frigate Contract
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Alewijnse Gets Second Indonesian Naval Frigate Contract

Alewijnse Marine Systems has received a contract for the complete electrical installation package for the second Indonesian naval frigate. During the contract, Alewijnse will provide complete electrical installation packages including platform automation and integrated bridge systems on twin guide

about 12 years ago
Morrocan, US Navies Join Forces in Sea Drills
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Morrocan, US Navies Join Forces in Sea Drills

The Royal Moroccan Navy teamed up with its U.S. counterpart in a passing exercise in the Mediterranean sea last week, February 6, aimed at boosting interoperability and tactical proficiency. The U.S. Navy was represented by the Oliver Hazard Perry-class guided-missile frigate USS Elrod (FFG 55), w

about 12 years ago
Second Drug Haul for HMAS Melbourne in Two Days
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Second Drug Haul for HMAS Melbourne in Two Days

On 7 February 2014, the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) frigate HMAS Melbourne conducted a second drug bust during a boarding operation on a vessel suspected of transporting illicit cargo off the coast of Tanzania. During the operation the frigate’s crew seized 190 kilograms of heroin of around $AU380 m

about 12 years ago
Chinese Subs to Come within Striking Range of US
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Chinese Subs to Come within Striking Range of US

The Chinese Navy is gearing up to send two Jin-class submarines, carrying nuclear missiles, to patrol through the northern Pacific Ocean, according to USNI News. The submarines will come within range of at least two US states. Their missiles are capable to fly no less than 14,000 kilometers with a

about 12 years ago
HMAS Melbourne Conducts Major Drug Bust
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HMAS Melbourne Conducts Major Drug Bust

HMAS Melbourne has intercepted a shipment of 353 kilograms of what is believed to be heroin during a boarding operation on a suspected drug smuggling dhow off the coast of Tanzania on Wednesday, 5 February 2014. The drugs are said to be worth $706 million Australian dollars, circa USD 626 million.

about 12 years ago
US Navy Missile Destroyers Boost Moral in Tomakomai, Japan
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US Navy Missile Destroyers Boost Moral in Tomakomai, Japan

The U.S. Navy’s Arleigh-Burke class guided-missile destroyers USS John S. McCain (DDG 56) and USS Curtis Wilbur (DDG 54) docked in Tomakomai, Japan, on February 4 for a taste of Japanese culture. Namely, the ships’ staff, accompanied by Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force and local citizens will tak

about 12 years ago
Electric Boat Bags USD 520 Mln for Virginia-Class Block IV
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Electric Boat Bags USD 520 Mln for Virginia-Class Block IV

Electric Boat Corp, a subsidiary of General Dynamics, has secured a USD 520 million worth contract action under the existing contract for future U.S. Navy’s Virginia-class submarines to be built under block IV. The contract provides for additional long lead time material associated with the two fi

about 12 years ago
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