-8.7 C
New York

Navy

Destroyer Honors Navy SEAL Who Threw Himself on Grenade

The U.S. Navy’s second Zumwalt-class destroyer, USS Michael Monsoor (DDG 1001), was commissioned on January 26 at Naval Air Station North Island, California.

Royal Navy and USCG Team Up for Anti-Narcotics Effort

The Royal Navy auxiliary RFA Mounts Bay has embarked a U.S. Coast Guard sniper squadron and a law enforcement boarding team

Regionalism Plagues Sustainable Naval Shipbuilding Plans

A new policy paper examining the naval shipbuilding industry in Canada and Australia cites the problems of “regionalism”

Russian Navy places more than 30 underwater drones on combat duty

According to TASS, the Russian Navy aspires to put more than 30 Poseidon strategic nuclear-capable underwater drones on combat duty.

Australian frigate lands CMF’s first drug seizure of 2019

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Ballarat seized over 3.1 tons of hashish in the Arabian Sea during an operation

Six Killed as Cargo Ship Sinks Off Turkey’s Coast

A cargo ship sank in rough waters off Turkey's Black Sea coast on Monday, killing six crew members including its captain

BAE Systems agreement to include Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers

BAE Systems will provide essential mission system support to the UK Royal Navy’s largest ever warships, HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH and HMS PRINCE OF WALES

Names of Two Future U.S. Destroyers Announced

U.S. Secretary of the Navy Richard V. Spencer announced the names of two future Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers

Royal Navy Joins Migrant Interdiction Effort in English Channel

The Royal Navy is set to join the effort to patrol the English Channel as an increasing number of foreign migrants attempt

U.S. Navy Opts for Block Buy for Two Ford-Class Carriers

On New Years' Eve, the Pentagon finalized plans to buy the third and fourth Ford-class aircraft carriers at one time in a money-saving "block buy" deal.

Shutdown Hits Coast Guard Academy, NOAA and MARAD

An estimated ten percent of the U.S. Coast Guard's employees have been furloughed due to the partial government shutdown

Ukrainian Gunboat Fires Shots to Halt Suspected Smugglers

On New Year's Eve, the Ukrainian gunboat Pryluky intercepted a suspected smuggling vessel in the Black Sea by firing warning shots across its bow. 

Recent articles

spot_img