Monthly Archives:: April 2001

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Royal Navy – A protester penetrated the Royal Navy’s Trident base as Faslane, and painted the hull of a Trident-class submarine. BBC: Protester paints hull of nuclear sub Royal Australian Navy – The Chinese Navy has challenged an Australian naval flotilla for “intruding” even though it was in international sea lanes. Daily Telgraph (registration required): [...]

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United Arab Emirates – The UAE has purchased four C-295M ëPersuaderí maritime patrol aircraft. Jane’s: UAE opts for Persuader MPAs US Navy – Life aboard a Los Angeles-class attack submarine. Washington Post: Subs Not Designed For Claustrophobics Indian Navy – The Indian Navy is integrating its war fighting plans with the other Indian armed forces. [...]

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US Marine Corps – A USMC investigation into the most recent crash of an MV-22 Osprey casts doubt on whether the aircraft is ready for deployment. Meanwhile, an external review panel will recommend redesigning of several systems before the aircraft should be considered for full production. Janes: USMC report casts doubt about future of Osprey [...]

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Malaysian Navy – Malaysia is becoming more active in policing the Straits of Malacca, leading to a decrease in piracy. The Star: Marine police ops keep pirates at bay Background – Submarine Rescue Systems – A review of the state-of-the-art in submarine rescue systems. Jane’s: Current submarine rescue services Background – China – A well [...]

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US Navy – Japan and Taiwan are concerned that their datalinks and ELINT sensors may have been compromised by the Chinese inspection of the EP-3. Jane’s: Allies assess implications of EP-3E in Chinese hands Royal Australian Navy – The pros and cons of purchasing the new combat system for the Collins-class submarines from the US [...]

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Phillipine Marines – Phillipine Marines participated in an operation to free an American held hostage by guerillas. Associated Press: Military rescues U.S. hostage in Philippines US Navy – an Iraqi tanker that sunk off the United Arab Emirates was smuggling oil for Iraq. Reuters: U.S. Navy: Sunken Tanker Was Smuggling Iraqi Oil Royal Australian Navy [...]

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Russian Navy – The commander in chief of the Russian Navy still sees a big role for submarines in his fleet. ITAR-TASS: Russia should have 12-15 strategic and 50 all-purpose N-subs Indian Navy – A summary of the Indian International Fleet Review, along with a photographic tour of its most interesting participants. Jane’s: Indian Navy [...]

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US Navy – What exactly was the EP-3 monitoring? The Chinese military buildup in the South China Sea, which China claims, along with all the islands within it. China has increasingly protested such monitoring??? Jane’s: Matters behind the mission: the background to the EP-3 affair Washington Post: Anger Over Flights Grew In Past Year Russian [...]