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NATO’s Northern flank
The major maritime military training event ended on September 20, around 40 hours earlier than planned. Its success is considered assured.
Starting signal
With the departure of the participating vessels from Riga on 11 September, the sea phase of naval exercise Northern Coasts 2023 has begun.
Rostock’s naval arsenal
Refurbishing British vessels Warnowwerft Naval Arsenal for the first time proves its location advantage on the Baltic Sea for the Alliance.
Milestones
The future seventh corvette of the German Navy received a traditional name on 4 May in Hamburg.
Fit for the future
It is primarily through unmanned systems that the German naval forces intend to align themselves with deterrence, defence and progress.
Increased vigilance at sea
Following the Russian attack on Ukraine, the German Navy has increased its vigilance activities in the Baltic Sea. What does this mean?
Missile Firing Exercise 2022
For the first time, the German Navy fired RBS15 Mk3 anti-ship missiles at a land-based target in Norway on 18 May.
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The frigate returned to Germany on 18 February after almost seven months of diplomatic duties and naval exercises in the Indo-Pacific.
Baltic naval presence
Since 1 February, the Navy has been stepping up activities on NATO’s northern flank. A tangible expression of solidarity with allies.
From 20 to 30 November, the German frigate took part in the annual large-scale exercise of the Japanese navy.
In the Indo-Pacific, German frigate “Bayern” meets other nations not only in ports. Passing exercises at sea are part of naval diplomacy.
Global partnerships
Germany is showing maritime presence in the Indo-Pacific region with its frigate “Bayern”.
