Japan’s cabinet approved a new $55.13 billion defense budget on Friday, marking the 13th consecutive year that Tokyo has ...

Several European nations conducted operational deployments to the Western Pacific this year, combining national strategies, ...

The Canadian Navy vessel HMCS Protecteur will again set sail, nearly a decade after the last supply ship with its respected legacy was taken out of service. The new joint support ship — the ...

The North Atlantic, 1941. Captain Thomas Bright and the crew of the HMS Dandelion are tasked with escorting merchant ships ...

What’s it like to live and work on a Royal Canadian Navy ship? From earthquake simulations to Wanton Soup Wednesdays, this video takes you inside HMCS Nanaimo for a week of teamwork, training ...

The U.S. Navy is the military branch believed to have the highest rate of asbestos use, with asbestos being utilized on virtually every ship for most of the 20th century. If you worked on any of the ...

In a historic milestone, Vancouver became the first Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) ship to rearm its Vertical Launch System outside Canadian or American territory, doing so in Broome, Australia. The ship ...

The HMCS Protecteur, the longest naval vessel ever constructed in Canada, was launched at a ceremony in North Vancouver on Friday, Dec. 13, 2024. Conservatives win B.C. federal byelection, CBC ...

It's funny how Canada can build navy ships in Vancouver ... not from China which can likely build them cheapest). Canadian tax dollars at work....defense spending always a priority over civilian ...

Canadian shipbuilder Seaspan christened and ceremonially launched 'HMCS Protecteur', the first in a new class of Auxiliary Oiler Replenishment (AOR) vessels ...

As such, it is time for the Royal Canadian Navy to have a march that ... Heart of Oak would have been the song that played when navy ships returned to port, Robinson said.

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