Month: May 2014

  • Maintaining NATO’s Technological Edge

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    UV14 will provide NATO Allies and partners the opportunity to test the latest intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance procedures by employing Space, Air, Land and Maritime assets. Maintaining NATO’s Technological Edge […]

  • Third Astute sub Artful enters water

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    HMS Artful, one of seven nuclear-powered vessels being built by BAE Systems for the Royal Navy, has been lowered into the water. Third Astute submarine Artful enters water at Barrow The […]

  • Dutch frigate joins EU Naval Force

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    On Monday 19 May 2014, Dutch frigate HNLMS De Zeven Provenciën joined EU Naval Force (EU NAVFOR) Somalia Operation Atalanta. Dutch frigate HNLMS De Zeven Provenciën joins EU Naval Force […]

  • Closing the surveillance gap

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    Commercial ports face a wide variety of security challenges, ranging from cargo theft and smuggling to the ever present threat of terrorist activity. Closing the surveillance gap with Sonardyne Sentinel […]

  • Innovation and Sustainability Award

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    Karen Jacques, Chief Operating Officer at Dryad Maritime scooped a prestigious Freight Transport Association (FTA) Everywoman award for Innovation and Sustainability last week. Dryad Maritime’s Leading Lady Beats off Big […]

  • South Korea to break up coastguard

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    South Korea plans to break up its coastguard in the wake of the ferry disaster in which more than 300 people died, says President Park Geun-hye. South Korea to break […]

  • Gulf of Guinea states seek outside help

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    Aboard the USNS Spearhead in the Gulf of Guinea Sea change? Gulf of Guinea states seek outside help, progress slow By Steven Beardsley ABOARD THE USNS SPEARHEAD IN THE GULF […]

  • Last two Somalis get time in attack

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    Somali man convicted of piracy stood ready to launch a rocket-propelled grenade Last two Somalis get time in attack on Ashland By Tim McGlone The Virginian-Pilot A federal prosecutor said a […]

  • Pirates wreak havoc

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    DOZENS of fishing merchants lean patiently against a tin wall in Lagos’s Kirikiri harbour Nigeria’s fishing – Pirates wreak havoc by E.W. DOZENS of fishing merchants lean patiently against a […]

  • Puntland Government Rejects Amnesty

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    The Government of Puntland strongly rejects recent false media reports concerning offer of amnesty Puntland Government Strongly Rejects Pirate Amnesty False Media Reports The Government of Puntland strongly rejects recent […]

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