Royal New Zealand Navy loses military sealift ship

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The Royal New Zealand Navy has seen its military sealift ship HMNZS Charles Upham sold to a Spanish shipping firm after the defence ministry decided it was not a good use of defence resources. The Navy will now have to use commercial charters for its sealift needs.

Asset sales & divestitures, New Zealand, Ship Building and Repairing, Transport Vessels NEC, Brief Article, Naval transports, New Zealand. Navy

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Marynarka Wojenna sets new course for NATO integration

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The article presents an extensive overview of the Polish Navy including force structure, equipment plans, and other military issues.

Poland, National Defense, Poland. Navy

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'Sea soldiers' readied for a new world order

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The article examines the structure, equipment, operational deployments and future plans of the United Kingdom's Royal Marines.

United Kingdom, Defense Operations & Maintenance, Military administration, United Kingdom. Royal Marines

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