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Asia Pacific

Australia fast-tracks Romeo helicopter upgrade for third air warfare destroyer
Funding

Australia fast-tracks Romeo helicopter upgrade for third air warfare destroyer

The Royal Australian Navy’s third Hobart-class air warfare destroyer Sydney is set to enter operations a year earlier than originally planned following an accelerated capability upgrade. As explained, the defense ministry was able to streamline a technical upgrade to the ship during its build at the

about 7 years ago
Australia awards second contract for Garden Island upgrades
Funding

Australia awards second contract for Garden Island upgrades

The Australian government has awarded a contract for the second stage of upgrades at the Royal Australian Navy’s Garden Island base in Sydney. The latest contract represents “stage two” of the Critical Infrastructure Recovery Program which is valued at AUD 286 million. The works represent the govern

about 7 years ago
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about 7 years ago
Safran lands Australian Navy infrared search and track systems upkeep deal
Amphibious & Support Ships

Safran lands Australian Navy infrared search and track systems upkeep deal

The Australian government has awarded Safran Electronics & Defense Australasia (SEDA) a contract for in-service support to the Royal Australian Navy’s infrared search and track systems. Australian defense minister Christopher Pyne said as the prime contractor, SEDA would provide maintenance and supp

about 7 years ago
Japan-based US Navy ships complete their “most demanding tactical drills ever”
Weapons Systems

Japan-based US Navy ships complete their “most demanding tactical drills ever”

US Navy ships from the Japan-based US 7th Fleet took part in what the navy termed the most advanced tactical training necessary for blue water combat. For the first time ever, three guided missile destroyers, a guided missile cruiser, and two amphibious ships of the Forward-Deployed Naval Forces com

about 7 years ago
ASC readies keel for first Australian Navy Arafura-class OPV
Surface Vessels

ASC readies keel for first Australian Navy Arafura-class OPV

The keel for the lead ship in the new class of Royal Australian Navy Arafura-class offshore patrol vessel has officially been constructed, Australia’s defense minister has announced. More than 50 tonnes of Australian steel has been assembled at Osborne Naval Shipyard, satisfying the contractual requ

about 7 years ago
US Coast Guard joins North Korea sanctions enforcement in East China Sea
Surface Vessels

US Coast Guard joins North Korea sanctions enforcement in East China Sea

US Coast Guard Cutter Bertholf pulled into Sasebo, Japan, earlier this month after supporting the enforcement of United Nations Security Council Resolutions (UNSCR) sanctions on North Korea. Bertholf was tasked with preventing illicit ship-to-ship transfers that violate North Korea sanctions. The pa

about 7 years ago
Japan commissions tenth Soryu-class submarine JS Shoryu
Propulsion

Japan commissions tenth Soryu-class submarine JS Shoryu

The Japan Maritime Self Defense Force welcomed its tenth Soryu-class submarine into service in a delivery and commissioning ceremony in Kobe on March 18. The submarine was delivered by Japanese shipbuilder Kawasaki Heavy Industries, sixteen months after it was launched in November 2017. In addition

about 7 years ago
Last Week’s Most Read

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about 7 years ago
Second New Zealand Navy frigate arrives in Canada for combat system upgrades
Surface Vessels

Second New Zealand Navy frigate arrives in Canada for combat system upgrades

Royal New Zealand Navy frigate HMNZS Te Mana has arrived in Canada to start her combat management system upgrades. The ship pulled into Canadian forces base Esquimalt on March 12 and will be modernized at Seaspan’s shipyard in Victoria, British Columbia. Te Mana is starting the upgrade after complet

about 7 years ago
US 7th Fleet flagship trains with Philippine Navy ahead of first visit to country in three years
Operations

US 7th Fleet flagship trains with Philippine Navy ahead of first visit to country in three years

Command and control ship USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19), the US 7th Fleet flagship, arrived in Manila, the Philippines, on March 13, for the ship’s first port visit to the Philippines in three years. The Blue Ridge and 7th Fleet team carried out a cooperative deployment with Philippine Navy (PN) frigate Da

about 7 years ago
Thales UK sends first Collins-class replacement bow to Australia
Submarines

Thales UK sends first Collins-class replacement bow to Australia

Thales UK announced it has recently completed the first of six new replacement bow sonar arrays for the upgrade of the Royal Australian Navy’s Collins-class submarines. The company says that the bow sonar array was delivered in time to meet the Royal Australian Navy’s accelerated upgrade of HMAS Wal

about 7 years ago
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