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NAC News – Edition K677 HMCS Royalmount

NAC News – Edition K677 HMCS Royalmount

Your weekly national and international naval news for the week of July 24, 2026

Edition K677 HMCS Royalmount (Editor – River Class)  Quote: “Europe today is a powder keg and the leaders are like men smoking in an arsenal…A single spark will set off an explosion that will consume us all.  I cannot tell you when that explosion will occur, but I can tell you where.  Some damned foolish thing in the Balkans will set it off.”  Attributed to Otto Von Bismarck at the Congress in Berlin, 1878.

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NEW 27 October 2026 07:30-18:00 (Ottawa time) at the National Arts Centre, Ottawa.  Vanguard’s Deep Blue 2026: Registration is open.  With the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project advancing, attention is turning to procurement, sustainment, infrastructure, training and Canadian industrial participation.

THIS WEEK’S SIGNIFICANT ARTICLE

Canada’s next defence fight won’t be over spending. It’ll be over trust

Le Canada va diversifier le commerce et doubler ses exportations grâce à la Stratégie sur la porte d’entrée du port de Vancouver & Canada to diversify trade and double exports through the Port of Vancouver Gateway Strategy

CANADA

Le NCSM Ville de Québec déployé pour l’Opération REASSURANCE & HMCS Ville de Québec deploys for Operation REASSURANCE with NATO ships strengthen transatlantic partnership during Halifax port visit

TKMS Type 212CD: Technical Specifications & Program Background (Editor – 12:48 min video)

Canada extends Babcock contract as it awaits new German submarines

Canada’s quiet and non-magnetic submarines

The Arctic Stealth Race: Why Canada Bought German Submarines (And Rejected VLS) (Editor – summary in a 12:40 min video)

Canada’s conversation about new submarines is failing to ask the most important question: Rob Huebert in The Globe and Mail

ADM(Mat) Provides New Update on the CU179 Peregrine

Les Forces armées canadiennes rééquilibrent les opérations en vue de renforcer leur empreinte mondiale & Canadian Armed Forces rebalances operations to strengthen global footprint

L’ASFC saisit 300 kg de méthamphétamine dans un conteneur d’expédition à destination des Philippines & CBSA seizes 300 kg of methamphetamine in shipping container destined for the Philippines

Canadian Armed Forces rebalances operations to strengthen global footprint

Canadian Navy frigate fires torpedo during major Pacific naval exercise an RCN first The FIRST firing of a Mark 54 TORPEDO! (Editor – 2:29 min video) & PREMIER tir d’une TORPILLE Mark 54! (Éditeur – MRC 2 :29 min vidéo) and info Mark 54 lightweight torpedo and Northrop Grumman Taps Karman for US Navy MK 54 Torpedo Training Program

Davie Autonomous Launched in Ontario

CANADIAN ARMED FORCES: Reviewing the New Submarine Purchase (Editor -Esprit de Corps 5:18 min video)

CANADIAN ARMED FORCES: The Recruiting Illusion (Editor – Esprit de Corps 6:25 min video)

Plus de 100 ans à DÉFENDRE le Canada en MER! L’histoire de la Réserve navale du Canada (Éditeur – MRC 9 :10 min vidéo) Over 100 Years DEFENDING Canada at SEA! The History of Canada’s Naval Reserve (Editor – RCN 9:10 min video)

Gov. Gen. Arbour pays tribute to the Royal Canadian Legion on its 100th birthday plus Minister of Veterans Affairs congratulates The Royal Canadian Legion on its 100th anniversary & La ministre des Anciens Combattants félicite la Légion royale canadienne à l’occasion de son 100e anniversaire

Work on new housing complex at CFB Esquimalt to start this month

First Nation Challenges Vancouver Port Dredging Approval Over Tanker Expansion Concerns

Port of Québec advances shore power project for cruise vessels

Over a century after these ships set sail for the South Pole, their wrecks are inspiring new exploration

Lookout: 13 July 2026 Volume 71, Issue 14 & 13 juillet volume 71, numéro 14

Trident: Monday 13vJuly 2026 Volume 60, Issue 14 & Lundi 13 juillet 2026 Volume 60, édition 14

NAC Naval Affairs: Niobe Papers, No. 26 Sustaining Sovereignty – Logistics, Presence and Operational Effectiveness in Canada’s Arctic  Editor – NAC Naval Affairs Papers, Briefing Notes, Niobe Papers, and much more.  Please share with people you think may benefit from the knowledge, after all, that’s what your naval affairs programme is all about; enlightening Canadians about maritime affairs and the need for the RCN.

ARCTIC, 7 marginal seas and Canada’s archipelago

Les Forces armées canadiennes mènent l’opération LATITUDE pour renforcer les opérations multi-domaines alliées dans les eaux nordiques

Canadian Armed Forces conduct Operation LATITUDE to strengthen Allied multi-domain operations in northern waters

Royal Navy carrier strike group spearheads NATO Arctic deterrence mission with Cat-and-mouse games at sea

CDAI: Why Canada Turned to Australia for Arctic Surveillance (Editor – 47:34 min podcast)

CIMSEC: Polar Primer: Arctic and Antarctic Governance

EU’s Next Russia Sanctions Package Adrift Following Greek Veto to Protect Arctic LNG Shipping Interests

South Korea Dispatches Icebreaker ‘Araon’ to Assess Arctic Shipping Potential

U.S. Coast Guard Tracks Chinese Icebreakers as They Transit U.S. Arctic Waters then Coast Guard Secures The U.S. Arctic As Chinese Research Vessels Arrive In The Bering Sea

Small reactor, big mission: Feds fund CSMC’s Arctic nuclear plan

Arctic power networks: Domestic institutions, corporate actors, and ideological drivers in Russia’s High North strategy

Nuclear icebreaker escorts North Pole platform from Greenland Sea

Construction of Arctic LNG platforms resumes as China-made modules arrive in Belokamenka

Luxury yachts crowd around Svalbard; among them is Oleg Tinkov’s La Datcha (Editor – not something you see every day!)

USA & AMERICAS and the Caribbean Sea

USNI News Fleet and Marine Tracker: July 13, 2026 and USNI News Fleet and Marine Tracker: July 20, 2026

CIMSEC: The Curious Rise of Military Bullshit

Republican Senators Introduce Bill to Create Service Secretary for the Coast Guard

Pete Hegseth puts cost of Iran war at $37.5 billion as the Pentagon seeks more money from Congress

U.S. Navy Tripoli Group Shifts F-35B Fighters From Pacific Drills to Middle East Combat Operations

US Navy moving forward on West Coast dock for aircraft carriers

USS Zumwalt will return to service without its planned hypersonic missiles despite major modernization

The US Shipbuilding Industry Is Not Ready for a War

U.S. Polar Security Cutter Delayed to 2033 as Costs Top $6 Billion, GAO Warns

US Coast Guard Opens Tender for Next-Generation Light Icebreakers

CIMSEC: Congress Needs to Fix Navy Posture Statements (Editor – the USN is not alone in this)

CIMSEC: Toward a Navy Fatigue Management Program (Editor – ditto)

USS Abraham Lincoln Sets Record of Over 210 Consecutive Days at Sea

Oiler USNS Kanawha Receives Presidential Unit Citation for Unprecedented Middle East Deployment

USS Fort Lauderdale Returns from 11-month Deployment to the Caribbean

Northrop Grumman wins $1.2bn US Navy contract for new E-2D Block II aircraft

ABS Grants AIP for Nuclear-Powered 15,000 TEU Containership Concept

US Navy christens newest Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyer

Inside the NEW Expeditionary Sea Base — The Last One Ever Built (Editor – 10:04 min video)

Why Submarines STOPPED Firing Torpedoes From The Nose (Editor – 0:47 sec video)

US Navy 2 years behind on hypersonic missile installation on Zumwalt destroyers

U.S. Air Force Increases Stealthy Cruise, Anti-ship Missile Production

US Advances Golden Dome With $2B Missile Tracking Ship Program

Falklands guard ship HMS Medway at the centre of a diplomatic storm with Argentina FUMES as British Warship Enters Its Territorial Waters (Editor – 0:56 min video)

Joint Venture Brings Ukraine’s Magura Attack USVs to the United States

Saronic picks Texas for $3B next-generation autonomous shipyard

American Mariners Protest Chinese Tanker as Jones Act Waiver Faces Growing Scrutiny

27 bodies recovered, dozens feared dead after passenger ferry sinks off coast of Guyana

Port of Los Angeles Tops 1 Million TEUs in Record June

NOAA Warns El Niño Could Rank Among Strongest on Record, Raising Shipping Concerns

Court Gives Peru Oversight of Chinese-Built Port in Geopolitical Battle

INDO-PACIFIC

Pacific Ocean and 22+ marginal seas:

South China Sea Rivalry Looms Over ASEAN Meeting

Philippine Sailor Injured in Violent Clash with China Coast Guard off Second Thomas Shoal eventually China permits humanitarian transfer of injured Philippine personnel from illegally grounded warship at Ren’ai Jiao: CCG then Video: Chinese Again Use Water Cannons on Philippine Coast Guard Vessel

China drives away Philippine vessels intruding into Huangyan Dao waters: spokesperson (Editor – Chinese perspective)

South Korea Confirms Detaining Vessel Smuggling for North Korea

Multinational Crews Fly on U.S. Navy Poseidons for RIMPAC

What China’s carrier recruitment drive says about PLA Navy’s long-term ambitions

Why navies still matter in the age of drones

Japan, other countries backing illegal South China Sea ‘arbitral award’ should consider if their own rights would be undermined: Chinese expert

India Reaffirms Support For UNCLOS In South China Sea Disputes with India’s BrahMos Missile Arc Redefines South China Sea Deterrence

Someone is showing a lot of underwater interest in Indonesia’s straits

CIMSEC: Performance Is Not Endurance: Sustaining Combat Power in Contested Operations

PLA Navy task force sets sail for far-sea exercise with over 900 cadets, foreign officers, ‘showing openness and boosting mutual trust’: expert

Coast Guard Ends Middle East Mission, Moves Cutter Squadron to Western Pacific

CIMSEC: Guam’s Logistics Capacity Must Be Increased

Indonesia Set to Receive Ex-Italian Aircraft Carrier Garibaldion 20 September

USNI News Western Pacific Pulse: July 10, 2026

China’s upgraded Y-9 submarine hunter enters military drills with new radar systems

Typhoon USV Completes First-Ever At-Sea Resupply with USS Essex

New Australian-designed stern landing vessel completes beach trials

Indian Ocean and 4 major marginal seas:

More Than 500 Feared Dead After Reported Shipwrecks Off Myanmar’s Coast, UN Says

Pacific Partnership 2026, HMAS Choules Arrive In Indonesia with Canadian leadership shines at Pacific Partnership 2026 & Le leadership canadien à l’honneur lors de Pacific Partnership 2026

Navy Charts ₹1 Lakh Crore Warship Build-Up With Projects 15C, 17B And 18A

India Commissions Indigenous Stealth Frigate INS Mahendragiri Armed With BrahMos Missiles

RAFALE-M Touchdown: Deck Trials on INS Vikrant Before Navy Induction

India Is Building a Dam Across the Sea (Editor – extraordinary project – 9:28 min video)

EUROPE

Black, Azov, and Caspian Seas:

Michael Clarke: Why has Zelenskyy sacked Ukraine’s most senior defence figures? (Editor – not a maritime article but a intriguing assessment in a 19:17 min video)

India Summons Russian Envoy After Four Sailors Killed in Ukraine with Russian Attack on Corn Ship Off Ukraine’s Odesa Kills 10

How to Fight the US Navy on the Cheap (Editor – one to ponder…finding the balance)

Ukraine’s Naval Blitz – The Azov Sea Escalation, Russian Retaliation & Export Economics (Editor – long but worth it 56:37 min video)

48 Ships in 120 Hours: Ukraine’s Campaign to Cut Off Crimea (+28 more on July 11: A Total of 76) (Editor – 23:26 min video) and Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, July 12, 2026 eventually Ukraine’s Tally of Russian Shipping Strikes Rises to 147

Ukraine ‘cuts off’ Crimea from Russia, plunging it into an energy crisis

Caspian Pipeline Consortium Oil Loadings Suspended After Drone Attacks On Tankers

Why are Ukraine’s military recruiters facing violence in their own country? (Editor – 1:05 min video – what an awful situation after 4 years of war) and background Rethinking Ukraine’s Manpower Challenge

CIMSEC: Covert Maritime Intelligence and Russia’s Shadow Fleet

Russia and Ukraine Strikes Hit Key Grain Sea Export Ports with Fuel crisis and drone attacks on ships stall Russian grain

What Ukraine is bringing to the war against Iran | About That (Editor – CBC 2:58 min video)

Baltic Sea:

Defence Team News | Removing explosive threats from the Baltic Sea (Editor – RCN 1:53 min video) & Nouvelles de l’Équipe de la Défense | Élimination de menaces explosives dans la mer Baltique (Éditeur – MRC 1:53 min vidéo)

New concept explores converting commercial ships into drone carriers

Torpedo tube-launched USV wraps up acceptance tests

Mediterranean Sea and its 15 marginal seas:

New era for Gibraltar with removal of 118-year-old border controls with Spain

Syrians Outline Future Russian Port Presence in Tartus

General:

NATO’s Maritime Standing Groups: What Are They All About? (Editor – useful summary in a 10:06 min video)

Spanish Navy to Lead NATO’s Atlantic Task Force Until June 2027

France’s Plan to Build a Mini NATO Explained (Editor – 8:52 min video)

UK buys strategic energy site to support future naval operations

NAVANTIA lays the keel of the F113 frigate at the Ferrol shipyard seven months ahead of schedule (Editor – another ship using the SPY-7 radar)

The German Navy can’t get enough P-8 patrol aircraft

Why Britain Sent Its Largest Aircraft Carrier to Hunt Russian Subs | WSJ (Editor – 9:36 min video)

The German Navy downsizes its frigate ambitions

UK River-class Batch 1 patrol ships still to bow out in 2028

Royal Navy’s last Hunt-class minehunter to go by 2031

Long-Deployed Russian Frigate Leaves English Channel

Belgium Eyes ASWF Alternatives as Damen Timeline and Costs Soar

UK outlines thinking behind binning plans for new destroyers and Uncrewed missile ship prototype to join British fleet by 2030

UK injects £26 billion into three naval bases under decade-long modernization plan

Sea Breeze 2026: the Royal Navy hosts Ukraine and allies to build mine warfare expertise

UK to buy three mine hunting motherships

How the US Navy Blinds Russia’s “Unsinkable” Fortress (Editor – 16:38 min video)

Type 45 Destroyer may get life extension after all

Allied EOD Units Strengthen Underwater Interoperability At Sea Breeze 2026

XV Excalibur – Royal Navy learning to fight with autonomous submarines

Saab Receives $8.7B SEK Order for German Navy MEKO Frigates

HYDIS project advances with selection of European counter-hypersonic interceptor concept

EU Paid Nearly €6 Billion for Russian Arctic LNG in First Half of 2026 Despite Phase-Out Plan (Editor – 136 cargoes!) and EU Lawmakers Urge Denmark’s Fayard to Halt Servicing of Russian Arctic LNG Fleet

Near-Record Low Water Levels Leave Cruise Vessels Stranded and Danube Water Levels Reach Lowest in 30 Years, Hampering Farming and Shipping

MIDDLE EAST

Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire Over as U.S. Unveils New Sanctions then Trump says U.S. is reimposing shipping blockade amid renewed Iranian attacks eventually Trump threatens to bomb bridges and power plants unless Iran resumes talks and follows through as U.S. hits Iranian bridges, tower following Trump’s threats against infrastructure

Shipping Insurance Costs for Red Sea Voyages Surge After Houthi Attacks

U.S. has Moved up to 500 Million Barrels of Oil Through Gulf of Oman, Hegseth says however Second Tanker Abandoned in 24 Hours After Latest Strait of Hormuz Attack

Iran Warns More Seaways Could Close as US Reimposes Naval Blockade then Yemen’s Houthis attack Saudi tanker as US launches more Iran strikes and 2 tankers carrying Saudi oil reverse course in Red Sea after Houthi threat, amid widening U.S.-Iran war

Two oil tankers hit mines near Strait of Hormuz — IRGC

Stricken Greek Product Tanker Appears to Be in Iranian Custody

France Pulls Back Carrier and Reshuffles Arabian Sea Flotilla

Countries Must Reject Iran Efforts to Control Hormuz, UN Agency Document Says

VIDEO: 3 Lethal U.S. Drones Attack Iranian Sub, Port Facility

Iran, U.S. strikes ramp up as Tehran declares peace deal abandoned with Iran Tells Houthis to Close Red Sea Gateway if U.S. Hits Power Network

Iranian Submarine Force Consigned to History with CENTCOM Deploys Saronic Corsair USV Against Iranian Submarine At Bandar Abbas and US drone boat attack on Iran (Editor – useful 1:50 min video)

Iranian Missile Attacks Hit Three More Tankers as U.S. Expands Strikes, Seafarer Death Toll Rises

Red Sea Shipping Faces Renewed Risk as Iran Signals Pressure Beyond Hormuz with Suspected Pirates Seize Tanker Off Yemen Coast in Gulf of Aden, Sources Say

CENTCOM Confirms US Marines Seize Ship In Gulf of Oman; Three Vessels Turned Back As Blockade Enforcement Escalates

US Aircraft Disables Curacao‑Flagged Tanker Amid Renewed Blockade On Iran

Dubai and DP World Confirm Plans to Expand Fujairah Port to Bypass Hormuz

GLOBAL INTERESTS

Chinese navy hospital ship sets sail for humanitarian medical mission in Africa, South Asia

Ocean Surface Temperatures Are Setting New Records Again and El Niño is here, and it’s already looking like it could be ‘mind-blowing’

Fluorine-Free Firefighting Foam: Choosing a Shipboard AFFF Replacement Before the Deadline

SCUTTLEBUTT

British Salvers Horrifying Discovery of Locked and Loaded Torpedoes! (Editor – 0:54 sec video)

Which Country Has The Best Navy Autocannon? (Editor – 0:59 sec video)

Lloyd’s of London – Insuring Success at Sea (Editor – 32:13 min video)

The German Battleship Turret Reused for Coastal Defense : Austrått Fort (Editor – 1:22 min video)

THIS WEEK IN RCN/MARITIME HISTORY

27 July 1953   The Korean Armistice is signed, ending three years of war.  The war is technically still ongoing today.  The first Canadian military response was made by the RCN less than two weeks after the outbreak of hostilities when three destroyers, HMC Ships Cayuga, Athabaskan, and Sioux set sail for the Far East.  They arrived in the theatre of operations later that summer, ready to take part in the battle for the Pusan bridgehead in Korea.  Five other tribal class destroyers, HMCS Crusader, Huron, Iroquois, Nootka, and Haida, served with the “Canadian Destroyer Division, Far East” as part of the United Nations (UN) fleet halfway around the world in the waters off Korea during the war.  Overall, some 26,000 Canadians served, 516 died and more than 1,200 were wounded.  On 8 June 2010, the Senate of Canada unanimously adopted a motion to acknowledge and endorse July 27 each year as National Korean War Veterans Day.

29 July 1948  HMCS Royal Roads is transformed into a Canadian Service College, Royal Roads and begins training flight cadets, as well as naval cadets.

29 July 1972  HMCS Iroquois, the first of the four DDH 280 class destroyers, is commissioned.  HMC Ships Huron, Athabaskan, and Algonquin were to follow.  They were paid off on 1 May 2015, 31 May 2005, 10 Mar 2017, and 11 June 2015 respectively.

29 July 2008  HMCS St. John’s, with one Sea King aboard, deploys for drug patrols in the Caribbean.  During her deployment, St. John’s is diverted to provide humanitarian assistance in Haiti, which had been hit by four hurricanes.

31 July 1940  HMCS Prince Robert, after conversion from a merchant vessel, is commissioned as an armed merchant cruiser.

31 July 1942  HMCS Skeena commanded by A/LCdr Kenneth L. Dyer, RCN with HMCS Wetaskiwin commanded by LCdr Guy S. Windeyer, RCN sank U-588 in the North Atlantic.

31 July 1942  RCAF Hudson 625 of 113 (BR) Squadron flown by Squadron Leader N.E. Small DFC, AFC and his crew while on patrol sank U-754 north of Boston near Yarmouth Nova Scotia.  Squadron Leader Small was a former Trans-Canada Airway pilot before the war was killed in action during a crash in Newfoundland in 1943.

31 July 1942  The Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Service (WRCNS and popularly referred to as “Wrens” after their WRNS colleagues) is authorized, achieving a WW2 peak of 5,893 and while the service existed 6,783 women in total serving in the WRCNS.  1000 served overseas and 11 died on active service from sickness or accidents.  “Wrens” served in 39 trades, including administrative and clerical work, signalling, coding, and wireless telegraphy.  HMCS Conestoga, formerly Bytown II, was established for the basic training establishment for the WRCNS.  This was a volunteer service composed of women and was separate from the Volunteer Reserve.  HMCS Conestoga was in the former Grandview School for Girls, a detention centre for ‘wayward’ girls in Galt, ON.  That past quickly became a running joke, but the facility, with existing residences, teaching space, an administration building, and cafeteria, was perfectly suited to its new purpose, and the Wrens quickly made it their home.  Basic training at Conestoga lasted three weeks, after which the women would move on to specialist training at other facilities.

Significant RCN Dates – If you notice any omissions or errors please inform me.  Pointing out any more modern significant dates is encouraged.  The list draws primarily from the Directory of History and Heritage’s comprehensive “Significant Dates in Canadian Military History”, the now defunct “Canada Channel”, “Legion Magazine”, The Naval Service of Canada, Its Official History Vol 1-3, NAC member Roger Litwiller’s excellent web site, encyclopedic guidance from NAC member Fraser McKee, the Uboat.net site, and anywhere else I can find credible information.  Recently “Guardians of the North” written by NAC members Rich Gimblett & Karl Gagnon.  For the merchant ship history, a special thanks to NAC member Bill Dziadyk for his able assistance and detailed work.  The RCN lost 1,965 men and 24 ships during the War, most of them in the Atlantic.  A comprehensive list of the staggering merchant losses – sunk, damaged, or lost – Canadian Merchant Ship Losses of the Second World War, 1939-1945 by Rob Fisher {Revised June 2001}, and for the loss of individual personnel RCN Ship Histories, Convoy Escort Movements, Casualty Lists 1939-1947)  Last and far from least Garry Weir’s For Prosperity’s Sake RCN historical project site.

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