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Sep- 2023 -15 September
US Navy Decommissions USS Milwaukee After Only 7 Years
The US Navy has decommissioned USS Milwaukee after just seven years of service due to issues that began 20 days after it was commissioned.
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15 September
US Sends Last Two Cyclone-Class Patrol Ships to Philippines
The US Navy has transferred the last two of its Cyclone-class patrol ships to the Philippine Navy.
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12 September
DARPA Program to Improve Hull Performance of Ships, UUVs
DARPA has launched a program to improve the sailing of naval vessels in turbulent conditions.
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11 September
Norway Orders Additional Naval Strike Missiles in $45M Deal
Norway has ordered additional Naval Strike Missiles for the Norwegian Navy.
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11 September
Saab Unveils New Camouflage System, Naval Operator Workspace Concept
Saab has unveiled a naval operator workspace concept and a new feature for its Barracuda Ultra-lightweight Camouflage Screen for military use.
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11 September
Moscow Says Destroyed Three Ukrainian Speedboats in Black Sea
Russia said it destroyed three military speedboats carrying Ukrainian soldiers in the Black Sea, which Moscow claims were headed toward annexed Crimea.
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10 September
China on ‘High Alert’ After US, Canadian Ships Transit Taiwan Strait
China said its troops were "on high alert" after two ships belonging to the United States and Canada transited through the Taiwan Strait.
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9 September
Western Allies Begin Major Baltic Sea Naval Drills
Western allies kicked off a major naval exercise in the Baltic Sea amid rising tensions with Russia over the conflict in Ukraine.
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8 September
NATO to Conduct First Major Drills Focused on Repelling Russian Attacks
NATO will conduct a major military exercise focused on responding to a potential Russian attack in the Baltic Sea.
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7 September
Poland Orders Hundreds of Naval Strike Missiles for $2 Billion
Poland has announced the procurement of “several hundred” Naval Strike Missiles from Norwegian defense giant Kongsberg.
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