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Asia Pacific

Australia, Indonesia Combine Forces to Tackle Illegal Fishing
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Australia, Indonesia Combine Forces to Tackle Illegal Fishing

Illegal fishing has been the focus of a combined Australian Defence Force (ADF) and Indonesian armed forces operation, concluding in Kupang, West Timor this week. The fourth annual Australian and Indonesian coordinated maritime security patrol (AUSINDO CORPAT) started in Darwin on 2 September and wa

about 13 years ago
Australian Ambassador Visits NUSQN 725 in Jacksonville
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Australian Ambassador Visits NUSQN 725 in Jacksonville

The Australian Ambassador to the United States, the Honourable Kim Beazley, AC travelled to Jacksonville Florida on Monday to meet the officers and sailors of NUSQN 725 and see the benefits of Australia’s close relationship with the United States first hand. The Ambassador’s first port of call was H

about 13 years ago
HMAS Newcastle, RJNF Hold Joint Training Exercise
Training & Education

HMAS Newcastle, RJNF Hold Joint Training Exercise

HMAS Newcastle’s Ship’s Company participated in joint training exercises in both Boarding Party, diving and damage control with the Royal Jordanian Naval Force (RJNF) alongside Aqaba, Jordan. Able Seaman Marine Technician (ABMT) Blake Wade, one of Newcastle’s boarding party and a role player in the

about 13 years ago
US Commanders, ROK Navy to Commemorate 63rd Anniversary of Inchon Landing
Amphibious & Support Ships

US Commanders, ROK Navy to Commemorate 63rd Anniversary of Inchon Landing

Vice Adm. Robert L. Thomas, commander, U.S. 7th Fleet, and Rear Adm. Lisa Franchetti, commander, U.S. Naval Forces Korea, joined the Republic of Korea Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Choi Yoon-Hee in commemorating the 63rd anniversary of the Inchon amphibious landing, Sept 15. The Inchon landing comm

about 13 years ago
Navantia Shipyard Sets First Landing Craft for Australia Afloat
Amphibious & Support Ships

Navantia Shipyard Sets First Landing Craft for Australia Afloat

Navantia set afloat, yesterday at 12:00, the first of the series of twelve fast landing crafts that the shipyard is building for the Royal Australian Navy. The design of these ships is based on the ones built by Navantia for the Spanish Navy and commissioned from 2006 to 2008. The contract, signed i

about 13 years ago
‘Professionalism and Skill’ Displayed by Australian Navy Crew
Propulsion

‘Professionalism and Skill’ Displayed by Australian Navy Crew

An Australian Transport Safety Bureau report into the sinking of a merchant ship at Christmas Island in January 2012 has found that two Royal Australian Navy crews embarked in HMA Ships Leeuwin and Maryborough displayed ‘professionalism and skill’ while helping the merchant sailors abandon their str

about 13 years ago
USS George Washington Continues 2013 Patrol
Surface Vessels

USS George Washington Continues 2013 Patrol

The forward-deployed aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) departed Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan, Sept. 13, to continue its 2013 patrol of the 7th Fleet area of operations. George Washington has spent the last three weeks in port to conduct a scheduled maintenance period after two mont

about 13 years ago
HMAS Melbourne Enters Magnetic Treatment Facility
Operations

HMAS Melbourne Enters Magnetic Treatment Facility

The next Royal Australian Navy ship to see service in the Middle East Area of Operations has undergone an important treatment in Western Australia before sailing for foreign seas. HMAS Melbourne entered the Magnetic Treatment Facility at Fleet Base West in order to undertake deperming in the first w

about 13 years ago
HMAS Waller Remembers Crew of AE1
Propulsion

HMAS Waller Remembers Crew of AE1

At the end of August, HMAS Waller conducted a ceremony in St Georges Channel, Papua New Guinea, to honour and remember the crew of AE1; the Royal Australian Navy’s first Submarine. The ceremony was led by Waller’s Commanding Officer, Commander Micheal Jacobson, CSM, and was attended by all off-watch

about 13 years ago
Australian Navy Welcomes Malaysian Warship KD Jebat
Defense Strategies

Australian Navy Welcomes Malaysian Warship KD Jebat

The Royal Australian Navy welcomed Malaysian warship, KD Jebat into Darwin today, as the Navy’s International Fleet Review draws closer. KD Jebat is in Darwin for an operational port visit, before she will proceed towards Sydney to participate in the International Fleet Review during 3-11 October. K

about 13 years ago
Australian Navy Personnel Get Honours from Governor General
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Australian Navy Personnel Get Honours from Governor General

The Royal Australian Navy would like to congratulate the following personnel who were awarded honours by Her Excellency the Governor-General the Honourable Quentin Bryce AC CVO, during a series of Investiture Ceremonies held at Government House, Canberra, last week: Appointed a Member of the Order o

about 13 years ago
Chief of New Zealand Navy Pays Visit to HMS Collingwood
Weapons Systems

Chief of New Zealand Navy Pays Visit to HMS Collingwood

Rear Admiral Jack Steer, ONZM, Chief Of New Zealand Navy visited the MWS recently as part of a wider visit to the UK. During his time at HMS Collingwood the Admiral visited the Maritime Composite Training System, the Bridge Simulator, the Phalanx Maintainer and the Radar Laboratory. The Admiral then

about 13 years ago
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