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Hawkeye pride: E-2C continues mission as new model rolls out

Yahya Monday, 20 January 2014 13:37 0 comments

To the casual observer of carrier flight operations, the Navy’s E-2C Hawkeye aircraft may seem like the ugly ducklings of carrier air wings. But to those who’ve made careers of flying and fighting these early warning aircraft, they’re swans.
Those who fly them call them “Hummers,” a nickname derived from the distinctive sound of their turboprop engines.

Developmental Trial of Agni-IV Missile Today

Yahya 13:33 0 comments

India is all set to carry out the fourth developmental trial of 4,000 km range nuclear capable Agni-IV missile from a defence base off Odisha coast on Monday. The missile is likely to be test fired from the Wheeler Island test facility.
Defence sources said while range integration had been completed for the test, initial countdown has begun at the test range. The intermediate range ballistic missile (IRBM) would be fired in full operational configuration between 8 am and 12 noon on Monday.

Future Submarine project a farce that has missed a mention

Yahya 13:30 0 comments

The monster budget is coming, the one which, in a single blow, will make all the political debate since the federal election seem like an episode of Seinfeld, the show about nothing.

The strange thing is, as the government prepares its first budget and has set up the National Commission of Audit to prepare the way, one of the biggest, most dysfunctional, most wasteful and most misguided proposed programs has not even been mentioned. You could say it remains submerged.

Switzerland eyes $3.4bln Saab Gripen purchase

Yahya 13:28 0 comments

Bloomberg said that Switzerland will hold a national referendum on May 18 to determine whether the country should buy 22 Gripen combat jets as Swedish weapons-maker Saab AB and the Swiss government seek to convince voters.

UK orders near for F-35 'stealth’ jet

Yahya 13:24 0 comments

Britain's Ministry of Defence is close to placing its first major tranche of orders for the F-35 fighter jet, with an award for about 14 of the “stealth” warplanes due in the next few weeks.

The orders for the new plane, being built in an international project led by US defence giant Lockheed Martin, will signal the increasing role of the British military in the controversial F-35 programme.

But the aircraft is also of vital importance to UK manufacturing companies, with more than 500 British companies, led by the likes of BAE Systems and Rolls-Royce, working on the project.

Everything's ship shape on HMS Bulwark

Yahya Saturday, 18 January 2014 14:16 0 comments

A Devonport based warship has been named the Royal Navy’s most effective ship for the second year in a row.

Fleet flagship, HMS Bulwark, has been presented with the 2013 Royal Navy Capital Ship Efficiency.

The pennant is presented annually to the larger class of ship that has made a consistent and outstanding contribution in the execution of her tasking and shown the highest standards of effectiveness in the course of her duties throughout the year.

Jakarta sends warship after Australian breach

Yahya 14:13 0 comments

Jakarta has demanded an immediate halt to the Abbott government's asylum-seeker turnbacks policy and announced it will send a frigate to bolster its southern defences after Australian ships repeatedly breached Indonesian territorial waters.

In a dramatic escalation of the diplomatic tensions over border protection, Indonesia drew a line in the sand, saying it would step up its own maritime patrols.

Indian Navy's submarine INS Sindhughosh grounded inside Mumbai harbour, salvage operation begins

Yahya 14:11 0 comments

For the Indian Navy's submarine arm, already reeling under a crisis of numbers, Friday evening got a very rude jolt. A Kilo-class submarine, Indian Naval Ship (INS) Sindhughosh, while returning into the harbour, inside the naval dockyard, hit the ground and remained there. At the time of the incident, it was fully armed, carrying its entire compliment of nearly 70 personnel all of whom are reported safe.

Maiden mission set for Navy's newest vessel today

Yahya Thursday, 16 January 2014 22:55 0 comments

Some people are calling it the "pickup truck of the sea." The Navy's joint high-speed vessel Spearhead can haul troops or supplies in a hurry, and it can do it on the cheap.

The 338-foot twin-hull catamaran, the first in its class, departs Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek today on its maiden deployment. The Spearhead's civilian skipper Douglas Casavant says the ship may appear simple - a vast cargo bay wrapped in a shiny aluminum shell - but its potential uses are many.

"Flexibility is probably the ship's greatest attribute," Casavant said.

2 pilots killed as PAF fighter jet crashes

Yahya 22:52 0 comments

A Pakistan Air Force fighter jet crashed in the most populous province of Punjab on Thursday, killing both pilots.

The PAF plane crashed in fields in Mandi Bahauddin district, 200 km from provincial capital Lahore, police officer Hanif Butt said.

Pentagon Cuts LCS Buy to 32 Ships

Yahya 22:47 0 comments

WASHINGTON — The office of the secretary of defense (OSD) has directed the US Navy to limit its overall buy of littoral combat ships to a total of 32 ships, foregoing 20 more of the small, fast and controversial warships, Pentagon sources have confirmed.
The decision, in a Jan. 6 memo from Acting Deputy Defense Secretary Christine Fox, came after the Pentagon received its final 2015 budget guidance from the White House. Several major acquisition decisions, including direction on what to do with the LCS program, were awaiting the numbers from the Office of Management and Budget.