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Asia Pacific

HMAS Farncomb Incident
Operations

HMAS Farncomb Incident

There has been some sensationalist reporting relating to a minor flood in HMAS Farncomb on 25 July 2012. The following media release is the actual statement made by the Department of Defence on 25 July 2012. On Wednesday 25 July (Australian Eastern Standard Time), while participating in Exercise RIM

about 14 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s Submarine Celebrates Successful Sinking at RIMPAC
Training & Education

Royal Australian Navy’s Submarine Celebrates Successful Sinking at RIMPAC

The Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) Collins Class submarine HMAS Farncomb has successfully sunk a target ship, the 12,106-tonne former USNS (United States Navy Ship) Kilauea in Hawaii. Farncomb fired one Mark 48 Torpedo and achieved a hit just below the bridge of the ship as part of a sinking exercise

about 14 years ago
Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force, VP-8 Conduct MINEX
Training & Education

Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force, VP-8 Conduct MINEX

The “Fighting Tigers” of Patrol Squadron (VP)8 took part in a coordinated operations mining exercise (MINEX) with the Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF), July 19. The exercise took place in northern Japan’s Mutsu Bay and consisted of VP-8 and JMDSF P-3C Orion aircraft operating with the Av

about 14 years ago
Navy, Army and Air Force Women Showcased at WA Expo
Funding

Navy, Army and Air Force Women Showcased at WA Expo

Navy, Army and Air Force women in Western Australia got a chance to tell their ‘war stories’ in June, at the Perth Convention Centre’s ‘Every Woman Expo.’ The expo explored the lives of women, and featured more than 300 interactive displays and demonstrations about food, fashion, fitness, finance, i

about 14 years ago
Deputy Secretary of Defense Visits USS Blue Ridge
Amphibious & Support Ships

Deputy Secretary of Defense Visits USS Blue Ridge

The Deputy Secretary of Defense (DEPSECDEF) Ashton B. Carter visited the U.S. 7th Fleet flagship USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) to speak with Sailors and emphasize the importance of their mission in the Asia-Pacific region during a July 21 visit. Carter thanked Blue Ridge Sailors and embarked 7th Fleet sta

about 14 years ago
USS Louisville Arrives at Fleet Activities Yokosuka
Submarines

USS Louisville Arrives at Fleet Activities Yokosuka

The Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine USS Louisville (SSN 724) arrived at Fleet Activities Yokosuka as part of its deployment to the Western Pacific, July 20. With a crew of more than 145 Sailors and officers, Louisville will conduct a multitude of missions and showcase the latest capabilities

about 14 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s Ship Joins Multinational Task Group
Training & Education

Royal Australian Navy’s Ship Joins Multinational Task Group

HMAS Darwin departed Pearl Harbor on 10 July, signalling the start of high end war fighting maritime serials as part of Exercise RIMPAC 2012. Belonging to the Carrier Strike Group, Darwin will work in company with aircraft carrier USS Nimitz, as well as RSS Formidable from Singapore, HMCS Ottawa fro

about 14 years ago
ESRG Provides OstiaEdge® SM Remote Monitoring and Condition Based Maintenance to ROK Navy
Amphibious & Support Ships

ESRG Provides OstiaEdge® SM Remote Monitoring and Condition Based Maintenance to ROK Navy

ESRG is partnering exclusively with L-3 MAPPS for the Korean Naval market to deliver the OstiaEdge® SmartShip(SM) product suite. The product has already been deployed on one ship, and there are five installations in progress. A contract is in place for another 21 ships over the next 10 years. ESRG s

about 14 years ago
HMS Diamond Joins Australian Warship East of Suez
Surface Vessels

HMS Diamond Joins Australian Warship East of Suez

HMS Diamond has taken her place among the international naval effort determined to stamp out criminal activity on the seas east of Suez. The state-of-the-art destroyer has relieved her sister HMS Daring as the latest Royal Navy warship serving with the 26-nation Combined Maritime Forces, sailing in

about 14 years ago
Guided-Missile Destroyer USS Chafee Takes On Biofuel
Weapons Systems

Guided-Missile Destroyer USS Chafee Takes On Biofuel

The guided-missile destroyer USS Chafee (DDG 90) took on 250,000 gallons of alternative fuel, a 50/50 blend of advanced biofuel and traditional petroleum-based fuel, from the fleet replenishment oiler USNS Henry J. Kaiser (T-AO 187) as part of the Great Green Fleet demonstration during Rim of the Pa

about 14 years ago
USS Nimitz Receives More than 900.000 Gallons of Biofuel
Amphibious & Support Ships

USS Nimitz Receives More than 900.000 Gallons of Biofuel

USS Nimitz (CVN 68) took on more than 900,000 gallons of 50-50 biofuel in preparation for the Navy’s Great Green Fleet demonstration, July 18. The fuel will be used for aircraft and other naval surface ships to reduce U.S. dependency on foreign oil by blending traditional petroleum-based fuel and bi

about 14 years ago
Commander US Pacific Command Visits Australia
Funding

Commander US Pacific Command Visits Australia

The Chief of the Defence Force General David Hurley is hosting the annual Australia-US Military Representations with Admiral Samuel J. Locklear III, Commander US Pacific Command and other senior military officials in Canberra this week. General Hurley said the military dialogue is an important means

about 14 years ago
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