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Navcall Current.Xlsx SeaWaves Magazine Ship Arrivals Date Ship Hull # Port Notes 3-Aug-20 USAF Rising Star Nil Thule SAR Assistance 5-Aug-20 USCGC Legare 912 Miami Narcotics offload 5-Aug-20 FGS Ludwigshafen am Rhein F264 Limassol UNIFIL 5-Aug-20 FS Acoint F713 Toulon Return from OP CHAMMAL 6-Aug-20 HMS Pursuer P273 Gibraltar 6-Aug-20 HDMS Hirsholm MSD5 Aarhus 6-Aug-20 HDMS Alholm A544 Aarhus 6-Aug-20 HDMS Ertholm A543 Aarhus 6-Aug-20 HDMS Vaedderen F359 Korsor 6-Aug-20 HDMS Svanen Unknown Aarhus 6-Aug-20 HDMS Thyra Y102 Aarhus 6-Aug-20 HDMS Lauge Koch P572 Aarhus 6-Aug-20 NRP Zarco Nil Cascais 6-Aug-20 JS Yamagiri 152 Yokosuka 6-Aug-20 USS Blue Ridge 19 Yokosuka 6-Aug-20 USCGC Donald Horsley 1117 Key West 6-Aug-20 USS Kidd 100 Panama Canal 6-Aug-20 KNM Storm P961 Bergen 6-Aug-20 HMAS Armidale 83 Darwin 6-Aug-20 USCGC Osprey 87307 Port Townsend 6-Aug-20 USCGC Sailfish 87356 Venice LA 6-Aug-20 ICGS Aryaman 253 Kochi 6-Aug-20 USCGC Sockeye 87337 Monterey 6-Aug-20 ICGS Ayush 255 Chennai 6-Aug-20 CGS Barracuda CG32 Port Louis 6-Aug-20 TCGS Hsin Bei CG127 Taipei 6-Aug-20 USCGC Barracuda 87301 Eureka 6-Aug-20 USCGC Hawk 87355 Norfolk 6-Aug-20 USCGC Pamlico 800 New Orleans 6-Aug-20 USCGC Escanaba 907 Boston 6-Aug-20 USCGC Manowar 87330 Mobile 6-Aug-20 USCGC Terrell Horne 1131 Los Angeles 6-Aug-20 USCGC Line 65611 New York 6-Aug-20 USCGC Shearwater 87342 Cape May 6-Aug-20 USCGC Benjamin Dailey 1123 Corpus Christi 6-Aug-20 USCGC Joshua Appleby 556 St Petersburg FL 6-Aug-20 USCGC Beluga 87325 St Petersburg FL 6-Aug-20 USCGC Vise 75305 Tampa 6-Aug-20 USCGC Anvil 75301 Charleston 6-Aug-20 USN Mallory Unknown San Diego 6-Aug-20 USN Holly Unknown San Diego 6-Aug-20 USS Patriot 7 Guam 6-Aug-20 USACE Tejeda Nil Port O'Connor 6-Aug-20 USS Coronado 4 San Diego 6-Aug-20 USS Pinckney 91 Panama Canal 6-Aug-20 USS Stockdale 106 San Diego Copyright 2020 SeaWaves Press Inc All rights reserved SeaWaves Magazine Ship Arrivals 6-Aug-20 USNS Washington Chambers 11 Ishikawa 6-Aug-20 RSS Fearless 22 Singapore 6-Aug-20 RSS Justice 17 Singapore 6-Aug-20 KD Kasturi 25 Sungai Linggi 6-Aug-20 BRP Tagbanua 296 Cebu 6-Aug-20 HMAS Hobart 39 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 6-Aug-20 HMAS Gascoyne 85 Sydney 6-Aug-20 H(SW)MS Falken S02 Visby 7-Aug-20 HMS Echo H87 Devonport 7-Aug-20 HMS Richmond F239 Plymouth Sound 9-Aug-20 RSS Endeavour 210 Singapore National Day Parade 9-Aug-20 RSS Valour 89 Singapore National Day Parade 9-Aug-20 RSS Steadfast 70 Singapore National Day Parade 9-Aug-20 RSS Fearless 22 Singapore National Day Parade 12-Aug-20 HMAS Stuart 153 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 12-Aug-20 HMAS Sirius 266 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 12-Aug-20 USS Rafael Peralta 115 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 12-Aug-20 USS Essex 2 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 12-Aug-20 JS Ashigara 178 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 12-Aug-20 HMCS Calgary 335 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 12-Aug-20 HMCS Regina 334 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 12-Aug-20 BRP Jose Rizal 150 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 12-Aug-20 KDB Darulehsan 07 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 12-Aug-20 HMNZS Manawanui A09 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 12-Aug-20 RSS Supreme 73 Pearl Harbor RIMPAC 2020 20-Aug-20 USCGC Mellon 717 TBA Decommissioning 20-Aug-20 ARC Gloria 160 Cartagena 29-Aug-20 USS Essex 2 Pearl Harbor VJ Day 75th Anniversary TBA Aug 20 USS Tripoli 7 Panama Canal TBA Aug 20 USS Tripoli 7 San Diego Maiden arrival TBA Aug 20 USNS Supply 6 Mobile Overhaul TBA Aug 20 RFS Smolny 300 Brest 21-Sep-20 HMS TBA TBA TBA Scotland Joint Warrior 25-Sep-20 USS Mesa Verde 19 Norfolk Complete refit TBA Sep 20 USS Emory S Land 39 Vallejo Refit 26-Oct-20 USNS Patuxent 201 Charleston Complete refit TBA Oct 20 USS Delaware 791 Groton Complet PDWP 25-Nov-20 USS Cowpens 63 San Diego Complete Modernization TBA Nov 20 USNS Supply 6 Mobile Complete overhaul 15-Dec-20 USS South Dakota 790 Groton Complete PSA TBA Dec 20 USNS Miguel Keith 5 Portland OR Complete PSA TBA 2020 (Brazil) Felinto Perry K11 Rio de Janeiro Decommissioning TBA Jan 21 USS Emory S Land 39 Vallejo Complete Refit TBA Jan 21 USNS Mercy 19 Portland OR Overhaul TBA Feb 21 USS Oakland 24 San Diego Complete PSA TBA Feb 21 USS Harry S Truman 75 Portsmouth VA Complete Refit 31-Mar-21 USS Freedom 1 San Diego Decommissioning Copyright 2020 SeaWaves Press Inc All rights reserved SeaWaves Magazine Ship Arrivals 31-Mar-21 USS Independence 2 San Diego Decommissioning 31-Mar-21 USS Fort Worth 3 San Diego Decommissioning 31-Mar-21 USS Coronado 4 San Diego Decommissioning TBA Mar 21 JS Maya 179 TBA Commissioning TBA Mar 21 USS Tripoli 7 San Diego Complete PSA TBA Apr 21 USS Freedom 1 Bremerton Mothballs TBA Apr 21 USS Independence 2 Bremerton Mothballs TBA Apr 21 USS Fort Worth 3 Bremerton Mothballs TBA Apr 21 USS Coronado 4 Bremerton Mothballs 15-Jun-21 USS George HW Bush 77 Portsmouth VA Complete Overhaul TBA Jul 21 USS Delbert D Black 119 Jacksonville Complete PSA TBA Aug 21 USNS Mercy 19 Portland OR Complete Overhaul 8-Oct-21 USS TBA TBA San Francisco Fleet Week 8-Oct-21 USCGC TBA TBA San Francisco Fleet Week 8-Oct-21 HMCS TBA TBA San Francisco Fleet Week TBA Oct 21 USS Chosin 65 Seattle Complete Modernization 25-Nov-21 RFS Kronstadt B586 St Petersburg Delivery 25-Nov-21 RFS Velikiy Novgorod B268 St Petersburg Delivery TBA Dec 21 USS Bataan 5 Norfolk Complete overhaul TBA 2021 USS Fort McHenry 43 Little Creek Decommissioned TBA 2021 USNS Sioux 171 TBA Scrapped TBA 2021 USS Shamal 13 Mayport Scrapped TBA 2021 USS Tornado 14 Mayport Scrapped TBA 2021 USS Zephyr 8 Mayport Scrapped TBA 2021 USS Fort Worth 3 San Diego Decommissioned TBA 2021 USS Freedom 1 San Diego Decommissioned TBA 2021 USS Independence 2 San Diego Decommissioned TBA 2021 USS USS Coronado 4 San Diego Decommissioned TBA Jan 22 USS Lake Erie 70 TBA Complete modernization TBA Jan 22 USS McCampbell 85 Portland OR Complete Modernization TBA Feb 23 LSV 2 Cutthroat Nil Milwaukee Complete Overhaul Copyright 2020 SeaWaves Press Inc All rights reserved.
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