Monthly Archives: September 2013

The Royal Australian Navy rescued two French yachtsmen last night whose yacht had sunk 360 miles east of Jervis Bay. The yachtsmen were winched from a small boat by a Navy Seahawk helicopter after they abandoned their yacht when it sunk in rough conditions earlier. The sailors were returned to the Navy frigate HMAS PerthContinue reading “The Royal Australian Navy rescued two French yachtsmen last night whose yacht had…”

has received a modification to a previously awarded contract to exercise a one-year option period for the time charter of a self-sustaining ship, MV SSG Edward A. Carter Jr., to support the U.S. Army’s ammunition prepositioning program. http://navaltoday.com/2013/09/27/mv-ssg-edward-a-carter-jr-to-continue-supporting-us-armys-pm3/ View this post on Google+ via WordPress http://www.navyandmarinenews.jcandmei.com/maersk-line-ltd/ via Blogger http://www.h16613.com/2013/09/maersk-line-ltd.html

Reshared post from +U.S. Navy In album Photos of the week ending September 28, 2013 View this post on Google+ via WordPress http://www.navyandmarinenews.jcandmei.com/4127/ via Blogger http://www.h16613.com/2013/09/reshared-post-from-u.html

Beachgoers frolic on a beautiful spring day as HMAS Benalla lies anchored near them at Park Beach. Rob Wright COAST watchers have had something extra special to drool over this weekend with two Royal Australian Navy ships anchored off Park Beach. The vessels have been identified as HMAS Benalla (A04) and HMAS Shepparton (A03). TheyContinue reading “Naval ships ride peacefully where 70 years ago battle raged”

Reshared post from +John Currin The Gunners are still marching, not a problem for Gunners In album 2010/04/03 View this post on Google+ via WordPress http://www.navyandmarinenews.jcandmei.com/the-gunners-are-still-marching-not-a-problem-for-gunners/ via Blogger http://www.h16613.com/2013/09/the-gunners-are-still-marching-not.html