US Navy Oiler Reportedly Runs Aground Near Oman
The Big Horn is the only Navy oiler operating in the Middle East. According to MarineTraffic, an app that provides real time and approximate locations for maritime vessels worldwide, seven ships in the class currently are operating in U.S. waters, five are in the Pacific area of operations, and one is near Italy.
The U.S. Navy oiler damaged in the Arabian Sea this week is now in port in Oman, according to photos provided to USNI News on ...
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A U.S. Navy replenishment ship operating in the Middle East sustained damage after refueling ...
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USNS Big Horn grounding highlights need for naval upgradeU.S. Navy oil tanker USNS Big Horn runs aground off Oman's coast amid Middle East tensions and tanker shortages.
The fleet oiler assigned to the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group was damaged off the coast Oman in the Arabian Sea on ...
A fleet oiler assigned to the San Diego-based Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group was damaged when it apparently grounded ...
The USNS Big Horn, which resupplied the aircraft carrier earlier this month, was towed to safety and anchored off the coast ...
A US Navy replenishment ship sustained damage while operating in the Middle East, according to a Navy official, in an ...
A U.S. Navy refueling ship has been damaged during an incident in the Middle East, the Navy said Tuesday. A Navy official ...
The replenishment oiler USNS Big Horn was involved in what the latest reports say was an "allision" in the Arabian Sea on ...
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