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marineforum Issue 12-2024

Maritime aspects: more globally relevant than ever - It was just an accident - or was it? - Cyber security in modern harbours - The world's largest naval exercise


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For shipspotters - British aircraft carrier visits Hamburg

von | 18. November 2024 | Headlines, Headlines Slider, Marines from all over the world, News, Security policy | 0 Comments

A rare guest is expected in the port of Hamburg: Aircraft carrier HMS "Queen Elizabeth" (65,600 tonnes) of the British Royal Navy is part of a NATO exercise and is completing...
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Indo-Pacific Association does not sail through the Red Sea - why this is a good thing

von | 4. November 2024 | Headlines, Headlines Slider, News, Security policy | 13 Comments

An explanatory piece - from the pier. The question of whether the Indo-Pacific unit of the German Navy, consisting of the frigate "Baden-Württemberg" and the task force provider "Frankfurt...
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NATO reacts to Russian airspace violations in the Baltic Sea

von | 29. September 2024 | Headlines, Headlines Slider, Marines from all over the world, News, Security policy | 0 Comments

The German Navy participates in the NATO activity "Brilliant Vanguard" with the air defence frigate "Hessen" (F 221).

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