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Asia Pacific

Video: Two mega-blocks of Australia’s 1st Arafura-class OPV joined together
Vessels

Video: Two mega-blocks of Australia’s 1st Arafura-class OPV joined together

The Royal Australian Navy’s offshore patrol vessel (OPV) program has reached another milestone with the two halves of the first Arafura class OPV coming together to form a complete hull. The milestone comes a year after the keel for the lead ship in the class was laid in Adelaide. Built by Luerssen

about 6 years ago
Australian Navy orders six Cape-class patrol boats from Austal
Authorities

Australian Navy orders six Cape-class patrol boats from Austal

Shipbuilder Austal has been awarded an A$324 million contract to design and construct six evolved Cape-class patrol boats (CCPBs) for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). It is the largest contract for an Australian vessel construction program ever awarded to Austal in the company’s 30-year history. The

about 6 years ago
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about 6 years ago
MH-60R helicopters to conduct flight trials on HMAS Adelaide
Vessels

MH-60R helicopters to conduct flight trials on HMAS Adelaide

Royal Australian Navy landing helicopter dock (LHD) HMAS Adelaide (LO1) has left its homeport in Sydney to conduct first of class flight trials for the MH-60R ‘Romeo’ helicopters off the coast of Queensland. As explained, the trials will determine the safe operating limits of the Romeo helicopters o

about 6 years ago
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about 6 years ago
Theodore Roosevelt
Authorities

USS Theodore Roosevelt: COVID-19 cases rise, evacuation of sailors underway

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases on board the US Navy’s Nimitz-class nuclear powered aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt in the Pacific has surged, according to Acting Navy Secretary Thomas B. Modly. On April 1, the Roosevelt had 93 positive cases, with 86 of those service members exhib

about 6 years ago
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Authorities

5,000 sailors aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt to be tested for COVID-19

About 5,000 crew on board the US Navy’s aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt in the Pacific will be tested for coronavirus, a navy official said. The decision comes after additional positive cases of COVID-19 have been discovered aboard the warship. “We are taking this threat very seriously and a

about 6 years ago
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about 6 years ago
Australian Attack-class submarines: Contracts for MSB design awarded
Equipment & technology

Australian Attack-class submarines: Contracts for MSB design awarded

Adelaide-based PMB Defence and Greek Sunlight have won contracts for the design of the main storage batteries (MSB) stages 1 and 2 for Royal Australian Navy’s new Attack-class submarines. The two companies have been contracted to provide design, prototyping and qualification activities for the main

about 6 years ago
JFD Australia, Royal Australian Navy extend contract for submarine rescue system supply
News

JFD Australia, Royal Australian Navy extend contract for submarine rescue system supply

James Fisher’s Perth-based business, JFD Australia, will continue to supply its submarine rescue system to the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) for at least the next four years. The company has been awarded a GBP 35 million (USD 45.2 million) contract extension with the Australian government to deliver i

about 6 years ago
Saab
Vessels

Saab signs partnership deal with Australian Department of Defence for combat management systems

Saab has signed an enterprise partnering agreement with the Australian Department of Defence to provide combat management systems across all the Royal Australian Navy’s major surface ships. However, the defence and security company has not yet received a new order. As previously announced by Saab an

about 6 years ago
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