Taiwan International Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as: Taiwan Shipbuilding Corporation) built four 4,000-ton frigates “Hsinchu” for the Fleet Branch of the Coast Guard of the Ocean Commission. Today (22), the delivery ceremony was held at the Kaohsiung Plant of Taiwan Shipping Corporation. It was co-chaired by Chairman Li Zhongwei of the Oceanographic Commission and Chairman Zheng Wenlong of…
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Vympel Workers Repairing Shmel in the Victory Museum
Vympel workers repaired the Shmel boat at the Victory Museum on Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow. Before May 9, Vympel General Director Yevgeny Norenko was asked to renew the boat by Innokenty Innokentievich Nalyotov, chairman of the Marine Guard Veterans Club, to the General Director of Vympel. For the performance of work, the master of the ship finishing and metal processing…
Read MoreSECNAV Issues Updated Acquisition Policy Instruction
Secretary of the Navy, Carlos Del Toro, recently signed SECNAV Instruction 5000.2G. Last updated in March 2019, the revised instruction modernizes the Department of the Navy’s program acquisition and sustainment policies by incorporating advanced acquisition methods that accelerate development of emerging technologies and capabilities. It replaces three previous instructions, providing streamlined guidance for acquisition professionals to develop Navy and Marine…
Read MorePLA Navy Celebrates 73rd Birthday
The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy celebrated its 73rd anniversary on Saturday by announcing, over the past days, the commissioning of half a dozen powerful warships and two types of advanced vessel-based helicopters, which have already started training to form combat capabilities. These achievements are a reflection of the Navy’s rapid, tremendous growth over the recent years, which is…
Read MoreUSS Momsen Makes Port Call in Goa, India
USS Momsen (DDG 92) arrived in Goa, India, April 23 for a scheduled port visit. Sailors will be able to experience a new culture and appreciate all that India has to offer. For many Sailors, this port visit will be their first time in India. “I can’t wait to see the architecture in Goa,” says Sonar Technician (Surface) 3rd Class…
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Springfield Visits Stirling, Australia
Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS Springfield (SSN 761) arrived at HMAS Stirling Naval Base, Australia, April 23, 2022, for a port visit as part of a routine deployment to the Western Pacific. “My crew could not be more excited for a port visit to Perth,” said Cmdr. Andy Domina, Springfield’s commanding officer. “I have a few crewmembers that have previously…
Read MoreSeychelles President Applauds EU-NAVFOR For Drug Seizure
Seychelles’ President Wavel Ramkalawan has applauded the recent seizures of 27.6 kg of illicit drugs by the French vessel Le Floréal, State House said Thursday. According to a press statement from the EU Naval Forces (EU-NAVFOR) Somalia, the French surveillance frigate, under Operation Atalanta’s command, carried out four consecutive drugs seizures in the international waters during a counter-piracy patrol between…
Read MoreRoyal Navy WWI Mine Victim Found off Scotland
A Royal Navy warship has been found by divers on the Scottish seabed – almost 105 years to the day it sank. Torpedo boat destroyer HMS Jason has not been seen since she struck a mine and sank off the island of Coll in the Inner Hebrides in April 1917. But after five years of research and surveying, the wreck…
Read MoreChina Hints at Launching of Third Aircraft Carrier
Propaganda Shanghai-based Jiangnan Shipyard is preparing for resumption of production on Saturday, the 73rd founding anniversary of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy, following the COVID-19 resurgence in the city. The PLA Navy on Friday released a promotional video on China’s aircraft carrier program, in which it gave a very obvious hint that the country’s third aircraft carrier will…
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