Combined Task Force 151.
The Turkish-led Combined Task Force 151 (CTF 151) held a recent engagement with the Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Ops)… READ MORE
As the Turkish-led command of CTF 151 reaches its halfway point, we take a look back at the successes and… READ MORE
Commander of CTF 151 (CCTF 151) held a video conference call with the Commander of the Royal Navy of Oman… READ MORE
Commander of CTF 151, Rear Admiral Nejat Inanir held a video conference call with Lt Cdr Chris Long, Officer in… READ MORE
Commander of the Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) Vice Admiral Samuel Paparo of the US Navy toured the CTF 151 HQ… READ MORE
The Combined Maritime Forces’ counter-piracy task force CTF 151 visited the US Coast Guard Patrol Force Southwest Asia Facility called… READ MORE
The Turkish-led Combined Task Force 151 (CTF 151) held a recent engagement with the commanders of the Djibouti Marine Nationale… READ MORE
COMBINED Maritime Forces (CMF) has led a series of Passing Exercises with warships from the UK, Pakistan and Japan, while… READ MORE
With its members ranging from New Zealand to the USA and time zones differing by 18 hours – it’s time… READ MORE
Commander CTF 151 Commodore Muhammed Shuaib SI(M) Pakistan Navy made an official visit to the Seychelles between 30 November and… READ MORE
Commander Combined Task Force 151 engages with UAE Top Brass READ MORE
Republic of Korea handover to Pakistan at CTF 151 Change of Command Ceremony Pakistan has taken command… READ MORE
Commander Combined Task Force (CCTF) 151, Rear Admiral (RAdm) Nam Dong Woo recently visited Commodore René Luyckx, CCTF 465, of… READ MORE
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The Republic of Korea (ROK) Navy has taken command of Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) Combined Task Force (CTF) 151 after… READ MORE
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CCTF 151 Rear Admiral (RAdm) Cheong visited Captain Shinichi Kawabata, the Commander of the Japanese P3 Deployment Air-force for Counter… READ MORE
Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) is a 47-nation naval partnership, which exists to promote security, stability and prosperity across approximately 3.2 million square miles of international waters, which encompass some of the world’s most important shipping lanes.