navy

Greek defense plan: Dendias announces fortified security in the Aegean

“The Navy remains the continuator of these traditions, namely, Greek sovereignty in the Aegean. And it also remains the guarantor of the sovereignty and sovereign rights of Hellenism at sea,” Nikos Dendias said, during his address at the Naval Cadet School, on the occasion of the celebration of St. Nicholas, patron saint of the Navy.

P-3B Orion aircraft: inquiry into the €500 million scandal begins

While the Prosecutor’s Office of the Supreme Court has since late last October forwarded to Parliament the file on the case of the five “ghost” naval cooperation aircraft Navy’s P-3B Orion and the $500 million scandal over the awarding of their upgrade to Lockheed, under SYRIZA-ANEL, the Financial Prosecutor’s Office has already launched a preliminary investigation.

Greek Navy member dies while engaged in underwater training

A member of the Greek Navy has died while engaged in underwater disaster management training.

The non-commissioned officer became unconscious during the training at around noon, a navy statement said.

First aid and CPR were provided on the spot and the NCO was transferred to the Attica Hospital where, despite the efforts of staff, he was pronounced dead.

October 28th: Warships in Piraeus and Thessaloniki open to the public

 

Through today, Monday, 28 October 2024 ships of the Navy are at the ports of Piraeus and Thessaloniki, in order to give the public the opportunity to visit them, as part of the celebration of the National Anniversary of 28 October 1940.

Which warships can be visited

Alexis-rebranding, the preliminary inquiry, salt gargles, Xenokostas’s fireworks with the Czechs, and the emfietzoker

Hello, so tomorrow marks “D-Day” for poor Stefanos, as the “priesthood,” as Pen Dalaoura (troll) calls it, along with his lyricist supporter, will decide whether to allow him to be a candidate or not. Now, let me tell you there was a bit of a fuss, as they say, among the anti-Kasselakis crowd.

Senegal: at least 30 decomposing bodies found on a boat off the capital’s coast

At least 30 decomposed bodies were found on a boat adrift about 70 kilometers off the coast of Dakar, Senegal’s capital, the country’s armed forces announced today.

The Navy was alerted to the presence of the boat last night, Sunday, and a coastguard vessel was immediately dispatched to the area, according to the armed forces’ statement.

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