READ 📖 Navy Today is the magazine covering Royal New Zealand Navy's recent news and the July edition is out now. In this edition, we showcase the regeneration of frigate HMNZS Te Kaha as it builds up for its 2025 overseas deployments. HMNZS Matataua works with NZ Customs to intercept a drugs shipment attached to a ship's hull, while HMNZS Manawanui helps clear explosive remnants of war from a harbour in Vanuatu. HMNZS Taupo works with MPI to inspect fishing vessels in the South Islands and a team from HMNZS Ngapona travel to Ireland to help them kick-start their Inshore Patrol Vessels. ➡️ nzdf.mil.nz/navy-today #Force4NZ #NZNavy
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In the ongoing commitment to maritime security, EMASoH – Operation AGENOR continues its reassurance calls to merchant vessels navigating the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf region. In the month of December, the efforts of our maritime patrol aircraft Atlantique 2 operating under command of Operation AGENOR have yielded significant results. A total of 47 reassurance calls have been conducted. These reassurance calls are not merely routine procedures; they embody the proactive approach to maritime security involving direct communication with crews of merchant vessels. As we reflect on the achievements of December, we recognise the critical role played by our maritime patrol aircraft. We underscore that our mission is still work in progress, with a significant effort yet to be invested in ensuring continuous maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf region. #StraitForward #MaritimeSecurity Marine Nationale Marina Militare The Belgian Navy Koninklijke Marine Forsvaret Forsvaret - Norwegian Armed Forces Hellenic Navy Marinha Portuguesa - Página Oficial Navy Command of the German Navy | Marinekommando Deutsche Marine
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DefenceNT Update: NORSTA Maritime has been awarded the Regional Maintenance Provider contract for the Navy’s Regional Maintenance Centre – North, a $150 million five-year contract that will generate direct jobs and support the local maritime subcontractor network. A key priority area identified in response to the Defence Strategic Review is improving the ability of the Australian Defence Force to operate from Australia’s northern bases. The Northern Territory is a critical defence and national security hub for the Australian Defence Force and our allied partners. RMC North is set to be fully operational by Q2 2024, and will be pivotal in maintaining Navy vessels, starting with Cape class patrol boats. 📅 NORSTA will be holding an industry engagement event next Wednesday 13th December in Darwin, in partnership with the Industry Capability Network - Northern Territory (ICN NT): https://lnkd.in/ghTcH8eX #DefenceNT #defenceindustry #NorthernTerritory Image credit: Defence Australia, Royal Australian Navy Armidale Class Patrol Boat, HMAS Childers
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🎖 Valor Ignored: Pete Buttigieg’s Shameful Neglect of US Sailors Under Fire ⚠️ The US Merchant Marine has been relentlessly targeted by Houthi forces in the Red Sea. These mariners, operating under the US flag, have bravely navigated treacherous waters to deliver vital supplies amidst escalating hostilities. Houthi militants have launched numerous assaults on US merchant vessels, aiming to disrupt critical maritime routes and intimidate those who dare to ensure the flow of essential goods. ⏳ Historically, Merchant Mariners have never received the same recognition as US Navy sailors. However, previous secretaries have awarded Merchant Marine Expeditionary and other medals to those in combat zones. These recognitions are crucial as they unlock federal burial benefits and are the first step for Merchant Mariners injured or killed in action to obtain VA benefits. Buttigieg’s refusal to issue awards, or even to take five minutes to thank these mariners in a video address, is denying them their hard-earned benefits. Read the full piece: 👉 https://lnkd.in/gev2bH35
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India 🇮🇳 will be drawn further and further into the security of the Arabian Sea & the Arabian Gulf as U.S. naval strength is repositioned to the Far East/Western Pacific. It will do its job well, but as India flexes its muscles, will it be a partner of the West in this enterprise? Or, will they create their own view of themselves independent of U.S. or European interests? Or even Russian?
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Today, January 5, 2024, video of Indian Navy Marine Commandos deterring the hijacking attempt of MV Lila Norfolk in the North Arabian Sea. Drone Footage of Indian Navy (MARCOS) Conducting operation on MV Lila. All the crew, including 15 Indians onboard MV Lila Norfolk which was hijacked near the coast of Somalia have been secured and are safe, ANI reported while quoting officials. Indian Navy Marine Commandos are carrying out additional operations in other parts of the vessel, they added.
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Pakistan Navy War Ship safely rescued 8 Iranian fishermen from open sea after uncontrollable fire occurred on their boat, the Pakistan Navy said in a statement on Monday. The distress call from the Iranian fishing boat reported massive uncontrollable fire onboard for assistance to rescue the 8-member crew abandoning the boat. #PakistanNavy #RescueAtSea #IranianFishermenSaved #MaritimeHeroes #NavyOperations #HumanitarianMission #SailorsSaviors #InternationalSolidarity #SeaRescue #NavyForHumanity #pkwisdoms #NewsUpdate
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Its been reported that Argentina has been looking at purchasing American war planes to boost its military as well as new surface ships and one or more submarines. Do we have anything better than a few thousand, second hand, inflatable boats to send over to supplement our navy presence at this time? Its so much cheeper to prevent a war than to fight one, so we need to update our forces pritty quickly. Which would (if done well) would give the Argentinan government cause to rethink. We need this update (I suggest) within 18 months to deter, as Argentina is in need (politics wise) of something to crow about. And a refreshed ambition to dominate a weak UK Falklands presence would fit the bill nicely. Particularly so, if some of the new Argentinan equipment came from our so called best mates, the Americans. Which would also suggest, that any such action, has the blessing of the USA in the first place. Aren't the Americans just great? https://lnkd.in/eA8HgfRx
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The United States Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard and the Ecuadorian Navy recently engaged in Maritime Staff Talks in Quito, Ecuador, fostering bilateral cooperation and enhancing maritime security. These discussions aimed to strengthen ties between the two countries’ maritime forces, focusing on areas such as interoperability, information sharing, joint/combined training exercises, and coordinated efforts to combat common maritime threats. The dialogue underscores the commitment of both nations to promote stability and security in the region through collaboration and partnership in maritime affairs. https://lnkd.in/e-DzBmHs
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Turkish Navy vessel arrived at the Port of Mogadishu on Tuesday following the signing of a defense and economic agreement between Somalia and Türkiye in February this year. The TCG Kınalıada F514 docked at the port two months after the landmark deal signed between the two countries, under which Türkiye committed to provide maritime security support to Somalia. #TürkiyeTrade #GTF2024 #GlobalTradeForum #EUTradeRelations #EuropeEconomy #TradeDiplomacy #TradeAlliance #GlobalCommerce #CrossBorderTrade #EconomicPartnership #TradeTalks #TürkiyeExports #EUTradePolicy #TradeCollaboration #InternationalTrade #TradePartners #EconomicIntegration #EuropeanUnion #TradeOpportunities #GlobalEconomy
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The navy will receive an $11 billion boost over the next decade to expand its fleet of warships from 11 to 26 vessels under a radical overhaul designed to prepare the defence force for possible conflict in the Indo-Pacific. Under the plan, the navy will acquire up to 11 new general purpose frigates to replace the deteriorating ANZAC-class ships and a new fleet of drone-like vessels that can operate without sailors on board. While the government insists it remains committed to continuous shipbuilding in South Australia and Western Australia, some vessels will be bought “off-the-shelf” from overseas to accelerate the delivery of new warships. The planned fleet of Hunter-class frigates will be cut from nine to six ships and the Arafura offshore patrol vessel program halved from 12 to six boats following a review of the nation’s surface fleet led by retired US vice-admiral William Hilarides. https://lnkd.in/g2dj7dQA
More firepower, fewer frigates: Australia’s $11 billion navy upgrade revealed
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