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Asia Pacific

US 7th Fleet flagship visits Hong Kong
Surface Vessels

US 7th Fleet flagship visits Hong Kong

The flagship of the US Navy’s Japan-based Seventh Fleet, USS Blue Ridge ,arrived in Hong Kong on April 20 for its first visit to the port in more than three years. “Hong Kong is always an incredible port visit and I’m thrilled Seventh Fleet and Blue Ridge sailors can enjoy this world-class city,” sa

about 7 years ago
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about 7 years ago
Malaysian Navy’s first Littoral Mission Ship launched in China
Defense Strategies

Malaysian Navy’s first Littoral Mission Ship launched in China

China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC), has launched the first of a new class of four Royal Malaysian Navy littoral mission ships (LMS). The vessel was launched on April 15 and was named Keris, with pennant number 111. Keris is the first LMS to be built under a RM1.17 billion (approx. US$265

about 7 years ago
Norwegian logistics and support vessel HNoMS Maud arrives home
Amphibious & Support Ships

Norwegian logistics and support vessel HNoMS Maud arrives home

HNoMS Maud, the Royal Norwegian Navy’s new logistics and support vessel, arrived to its new homeport of Haakonsvern navy base after a 14,598 nautical mile voyage from South Korea where it was built by Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME). Maud arrived in Norway in late March after visitin

about 7 years ago
Last Week’s Most Read

Last Week’s Most Read

Last Week’s Most Read

about 7 years ago
TMT contracted to deliver ROV for Australia’s new submarine rescue capability
Funding

TMT contracted to deliver ROV for Australia’s new submarine rescue capability

Perth-based Total Marine Technology has secured its first Royal Australian Navy contract as it landed a deal to design and deliver a remotely-operated vehicle (ROV) for the service’s new submarine rescue system (SRS). TMT was selected by Phoenix International, who is in charge of delivering the new

about 7 years ago
Indonesia orders additional three 1,400-ton submarines from South Korea

Indonesia orders additional three 1,400-ton submarines from South Korea

The Indonesian defense ministry ordered an additional three 1,400-ton submarines under a contract signed on the day of the launch of the country’s first locally-assembled submarine. On April 12, Indonesian shipbuilder PT PAL launched KRI Alugoro (405), the third Nagapasa-class submarine which was as

about 7 years ago
US, Philippine forces stage amphibious drill during Balikatan 2019
Amphibious & Support Ships

US, Philippine forces stage amphibious drill during Balikatan 2019

Philippine and US Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force service members on April 11 carried out an amphibious drill as part of the bilateral annual exercise Balikatan 2019. The amphibious assault took place at Naval Education and Training Command (NETC), Zambales, and involved the movement of assault amp

about 7 years ago
New Zealand Navy’s biggest vessel ready for launch in South Korea
Amphibious & Support Ships

New Zealand Navy’s biggest vessel ready for launch in South Korea

The future HMNZS Aotearoa, the biggest ever vessel to be built for the Royal New Zealand Navy, is taking shape and is ready for launch in South Korea. Aetorea is being constructed at Hyundai Heavy Shipbuilding’s Ulsan shipyard and is scheduled to be launched within the next two weeks, according to t

about 7 years ago
Australia designates eighth P-8A maritime patrol aircraft
Funding

Australia designates eighth P-8A maritime patrol aircraft

The Royal Australian Air Force has received its eighth Poseidon P-8A maritime patrol aircraft, Australia’s defense minister announced on April 9. The aircraft number eight had been identified as RAAF’s long-term fatigue management aircraft and had been fitted with a raft of diagnostic equipment, acc

about 7 years ago
Massive search underway after Japanese F-35A goes missing over the Pacific
Aviation

Massive search underway after Japanese F-35A goes missing over the Pacific

An international search is underway in the Pacific Ocean for a Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) F-35A fighter jet, which disappeared from radar at around 7:30pm local time on April 9. The F-35A lost radar contact approximately 85 miles east of Misawa Air Base. Media reports quoting Japanese mili

about 7 years ago
Australian Navy getting AUD 600 million IT upgrade
Contracts

Australian Navy getting AUD 600 million IT upgrade

The Australian government is starting a major overhaul of the Royal Australian Navy’s IT equipment. The navy’s computer networks are to be upgraded through an AUD 6000 million project which will modernize the Fleet Information Environment (FIE). “The FIE consists of both classified and unclassified

about 7 years ago
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