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US destroyer Jason Dunham completes voyage repair in Bahrain
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US destroyer Jason Dunham completes voyage repair in Bahrain

Guided-missile destroyer USS Jason Dunham (DDG 109) recently made a stop in Manama, Bahrain, for a mid-deployment voyage repair (MDVR). According to the US Navy, the destroyer got underway on Oct. 31, after an eight-day port visit. Jason Dunham, which has been deployed since June 2 out of Norfolk, V

about 8 years ago
Bangladesh, US Navy kick off 24th CARAT exercise
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Bangladesh, US Navy kick off 24th CARAT exercise

The US and Bangladesh Navy kicked off the 24th iteration of exercise Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) in Chittagong, Bangladesh, November 4. Sailors and marines across five ships including a guided missile frigate and patrol craft from the Bangladesh Navy, and a maritime patrol airc

about 8 years ago
Trident Juncture: Norway uses commercial shipping to test “Total Defence Concept”
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Trident Juncture: Norway uses commercial shipping to test “Total Defence Concept”

The Norwegian defense ministry is using commercial vessels to test a new concept of operations as part of the 31-nation NATO drill Trident Juncture which is taking place in Norway. Norwegian company Simon Møkster has disclosed that its offshore supply vessel Stril Mar is taking part in the exercise

about 8 years ago
Malaysia lays keel for fourth littoral combat ship
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Malaysia lays keel for fourth littoral combat ship

Malaysian Boustead Naval Shipyard laid the keel for the Royal Malaysian Navy’s fourth Maharaja Lela-class littoral combat ship in a ceremony on October 31. The keel-laying ceremony for the 111-meter ship was held at Boustead’s shipyard in Lumut, Perak. The yet-unnamed LCS is the fourth of overall si

about 8 years ago
NATO’s SNMCMG1 destroys 2 WWII mines during Trident Juncture
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NATO’s SNMCMG1 destroys 2 WWII mines during Trident Juncture

Ships from NATO’s Standing Mine Counter Measures Group One (SNMCMG1) located and destroyed two mines from World War II while conducting training as a part of Trident Juncture 2018. While the group was practicing clearing sea routes for an amphibious assault, Norwegian minehunter HNoMS Maaloey detect

about 8 years ago
German procurement office contracts Leonardo for K130 corvette Super Rapid deliveries
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German procurement office contracts Leonardo for K130 corvette Super Rapid deliveries

Germany’s defense procurement agency BAAINBw has awarded Italian defense technology company Leonardo a contract to provide seven OTO 76/62 Super Rapid gun systems for the navy’s five new K130 corvettes. Leonardo says the contract also includes training and spare parts supply. The company also delive

about 8 years ago
Lockheed gets $365m deal to integrate new Aegis systems on ROK Navy destroyers
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Lockheed gets $365m deal to integrate new Aegis systems on ROK Navy destroyers

Defense technology contractor Lockheed Martin Corp., Rotary and Mission Systems, has received a $365.7 million contract for the development and integration of Baseline K2 Aegis weapon systems for the Republic of Korea Navy. Under a foreign military sales contract awarded by the US Naval Sea Systems

about 8 years ago
Power outage hits HMCS Toronto days after fire breaks out aboard sister ship
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Power outage hits HMCS Toronto days after fire breaks out aboard sister ship

Halifax-class frigate HMCS Toronto experienced a power outage off the coast of the United Kingdom on Monday, the Royal Canadian Navy has confirmed. The frigate spent several hours adrift before the ship’s technicians were able to restore power, the navy said. The vessel returned to Belfast, Northern

about 8 years ago
Upgrades start on Seasparrow surface-to-air ship defense system
Weapons Systems

Upgrades start on Seasparrow surface-to-air ship defense system

The US Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division (NSWC PHD) has started work on the refurbishment and modification of the NATO Seasparrow missile system (NSSMS) platform and MK 132 guided missile launching system. The surface-to-air ship defense system is being upgraded to support deployme

about 8 years ago
USS Ronald Reagan, JS Kirisame wrap up Philippine Sea cooperative deployment
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USS Ronald Reagan, JS Kirisame wrap up Philippine Sea cooperative deployment

Ships from the US Navy’s Ronald Reagan carrier strike group and the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JSMDF) Murasame-class destroyer JS Kirisame (DD 104) on October 28 concluded seven days of maritime operations during a cooperative deployment in the Philippine Sea. Ronald Reagan strike group unit

about 8 years ago
Royal Australian Navy commissions second AWD destroyer ‘Brisbane’
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Royal Australian Navy commissions second AWD destroyer ‘Brisbane’

The Royal Australian Navy commissioned its second air-warfare destroyer in a ceremony held at the Garden Island Naval Base in Sydney on October 27. While being the second in her class, HMAS Brisbane (III) is the third Royal Australian Navy ship to bear the name. Her motto, ‘Aim At Higher Things’, en

about 8 years ago
SM-3 Block IIA intercepts medium-range ballistic missile target in latest test
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SM-3 Block IIA intercepts medium-range ballistic missile target in latest test

The US Missile Defense Agency (MDA) has shared photo and video footage of the latest Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) Block IIA missile test which saw the SM-3 intercept a medium-range ballistic missile target. The test was conducted by MDA and the US Navy’s guided-missile destroyer USS John Finn (DDG-113)

about 8 years ago
Second large-scale naval drill in Baltic Sea kicks off
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Second large-scale naval drill in Baltic Sea kicks off

Over 40 vessels from NATO and ally countries gathered in Turku, Finland, to kick off a second major exercise in the Baltic Sea on October 25. The exercise is called Northern Coasts and is organized by Germany and hosted by a different Baltic Sea nation each year. It will run concurrent with Trident

about 8 years ago
Thales to upgrade Royal Navy Martlet missile as part of £90m contract
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Thales to upgrade Royal Navy Martlet missile as part of £90m contract

The UK defense ministry has awarded Thales UK a £93 million contract to upgrade the Royal Navy’s new Martlet missile which will be carried by Wildcat helicopters. The Martlet upgrade is part of a broader effort called Future Air Defence Availability Project which will see Thales UK in Belfast work t

about 8 years ago
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