HMS Spey Visits Sihanoukville
HMS Spey (P234), a Batch II River-class offshore patrol vessel of the UK’s Royal Navy, docked at the Sihanoukville Autonomous Port (PAS) in Cambodia’s Preah Sihanouk province this morning, for…
FS Sagittaire in Exercise Sandy Coast
From 2 to 13 September, CMT Sagittaire participated in Exercise Sandy Coast with allied units in a coordinated manner. Once at sea, the maneuver began with two days of searching…
FS Commandant Ducuing Deploys for Operation Corymbe
On 30 August, after crossing the Strait of Gibraltar, the high seas patrol vessel (PHM) Commandant Ducuing entered the Corymbe operating zone in the Gulf of Guinea. It will remain…
NATO Submarine Rescue Exercise Dynamic Monarch 24
Note: It’s believed Canada, with no submarine rescue capability, sent an observer to the exercise. Experts in the art of submarine rescue from across the Alliance gathered in Norway for…
US Navy Christens Future USNS Lucy Stone
The U.S. Navy christened the future USNS Lucy Stone (T-AO 209) during an 11 a.m. PST ceremony on Saturday, Sept. 21, in San Diego. The Honorable Carlos Del Toro, Secretary…
Under Ice Passages to New Homeport Kamchatka
In order to increase the Pacific Fleet group of forces, in accordance with the plan of the strategic command and staff exercise “Okean-2024”, the nuclear-powered strategic missile submarine “Emperor Alexander…
Naval Group Launches Frigate Nearchos for Greece
On September 19th, 2024, the launching ceremony of the second FDI frigate Hellenic Ship (HS) Nearchos took place in the Naval Group shipyard in Lorient. The ceremonial launching took place…
Textron Delivers Ship to Shore Connector LCAC 110
The U.S. Navy accepted the delivery of the latest Ship to Shore Connector (SSC), LCAC 110, from Textron Systems on Sept. 6. This new addition to the fleet signifies a…
SSN 812 Named USS Baltimore
Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro announced that the future Virginia-class nuclear-powered attack submarine SSN 812 will be named USS Baltimore. Del Toro made the announcement during a ship…