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Two days ago, the container ship MSC Aries was hijacked in the Strait of Hormuz by Iranian forces and brought to anchor off the coast of Iran. Lost in the noise of the missile and drone attacks twenty-four hours later, this incident remains worthy of a closer look for two reasons. First, suppose the Iranians are challenging […]
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Ever since ships were traded internationally, there have been people looking for a better life or fleeing war. Oppression, and persecution but cannot afford to get from A to B. Therefore, the concept of stowaways on ships was born. However, this problem has been exacerbated in recent years by a growing number of global issues.
The ship’s chief engineer is responsible for the ship’s technical department. His job is to make sure the machinery in the engine room is working properly and also ensure a smooth journey. According to the SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) Convention, it is the chief engineer’s responsibility to ensure the safety of maritime professionals
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One of the most important positions in the hierarchy of maritime professionals working on ships is that of a 2nd Engineer on Ship. Since this position falls at a management level, the second Engineer’s activities are limited not only to the performance of his own duties but also to the supervision of the entire operation
Autonomast are changing fast. In today’s complex geopolitical world, Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs) autonomasts have become an asset of choice for navies and maritime authorities worldwide. Easier to deploy than crewed vessels. Also, they are ideal for missions that can be carried out autonomously and/or that keep humans out of harm’s way. Yet the USV
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With a new £300m contract given to Safran Helicopter Engines UK, the Royal Navy’s fleet of Merlin helicopters is all set to see increased availability and operational efficiency. Thus, ensuring a sustained capability for maritime roles. Set to span six years and extend to 2030. Included in this partnership is to deliver nonstop support for
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Raytheon’s RTX SM-6 missile, operating under the RTX banner, showcased its capabilities by intercepting a medium-range ballistic missile target in a test conducted at sea. The article includes detailed information on the makers and suppliers and their products. In addition, contact details to inform your purchasing decision. RTX doing well The successful test, designated as
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Norway embarks on new frigate program. Today, the Norwegian government announced its new long-term defense plan from 2025 to 2036. Under the name The Norwegian Defence Pledge, the plan envisions significant growth. It will see the country reach NATO’s target of 2 % of GDP for defence this year . In addition pass 3 %
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3rd Officer or 3rd Mate is an optimistic rank within the vendor naval force for numerous deck cadets. Who wish to connect the merchant navy. It marks the primary step for cadets to step into the shoes of officer duties after preparing. And cruising as an officer. The obligations of the Third Officer within the
The Danish frigate, HDMS Iver Huitfeldt, has faced a significant setback in its contribution to Operation Prosperity Guardian in the Red Sea. Technical issues with the air defenses have forced the mission to be cut short by approximately two weeks. These issues arose during an engagement with a group of 15 Houthi drones on March
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