Royal Australian Navy’s Fifth ANZAC-class Frigate HMAS Toowoomba to undertake AMCAP upgradeWorld Defence Newsby Maxime Charlier / 12h//keep unread//hideHenderson shipyard is a hive of activity, in preparation for HMAS Toowoomba, the fifth ship to undertake the AMCAP upgrade. The vessel will be joining HMAS Warramunga and HMAS Perth on the hardstand late August. Read Full News At This Link…Continue reading “Royal Australian Navy’s Fifth ANZAC-class Frigate HMAS Toowoomba to undertake AMCAP upgrade”
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USCGC Reliance says goodbye to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
USCGC Reliance says goodbye to Portsmouth Naval ShipyardNaval Todayby Naida Hakirevic / 10h//keep unread//hide The US Coast Guard cutter Reliance crew will today depart on patrol from the Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and return in August to its new homeport of Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida. Photo: USCG After 32 years homeported in New Hampshire,Continue reading “USCGC Reliance says goodbye to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard”
Crews Readying Heavy Lift Vessel VB-10000 for Golden Ray Salvage
July 6, 2020 by Mike Schuler The VB-10000 arrives at the Port of Fernandina in Florida, July 3, 2020. U.S. Coast Guard Photo The twin-hulled heavy lift vessel VB-10,000 has arrived at the Port of Fernandina in Florida for its final modifications as it prepares to cut up and remove of the capsized Golden Ray in St.Continue reading “Crews Readying Heavy Lift Vessel VB-10000 for Golden Ray Salvage”
RNZN Naval history – How the Allies Teamed up to Sink Imperial Japan’s I-1 Submarine
Japanese submarines Ha-105 Ha-106 and Ha-109 in 1945 – Sasebo Base Share on FacebookF Share on TwitterL Share on LinkedInI Subscribe to RSSR Print July 6, 2020 Topic: HistoryRegion: AsiaBlog Brand: The RebootTags: World War IIAlliesImperial JapanI-1Submarines Did the plan work?by Warfare History Network Gordon Bridson was born in Wellington, New Zealand, in 1909, but shortly thereafter his family moved toContinue reading “RNZN Naval history – How the Allies Teamed up to Sink Imperial Japan’s I-1 Submarine”
U.S. Navy Carrier Strike Force Demonstrate Unmatched Commitment to Free and Open Indo-Pacific
SOUTH CHINA SEA (July 6, 2020) Aircraft from Carrier Air Wing 5 and Carrier Air Wing 17 fly in formation over the Nimitz Carrier Strike Force (CSF). The USS Nimitz (CVN 68) and USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) Carrier Strike Groups are conducting dual carrier operations in the Indo-Pacific as the Nimitz CSF. (U.S. NavyContinue reading “U.S. Navy Carrier Strike Force Demonstrate Unmatched Commitment to Free and Open Indo-Pacific”
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