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Asia Pacific

Australia’s HMAS Stuart returns from Asian deployment
Funding

Australia’s HMAS Stuart returns from Asian deployment

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Stuart returned to her home port of Fleet Base West following a three-month deployment to North East Asia. While deployed, Stuart took part in a number of exercises conducted in the North East Asia region in company with HMAS Melbourne and Sirius. The commanding of

about 7 years ago
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about 7 years ago
Australian frigate HMAS Melbourne returns from six-month deployment
Surface Vessels

Australian frigate HMAS Melbourne returns from six-month deployment

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Melbourne has wrapped up six months of operations in the Pacific and Nort East Asian regions and has returned to her homeport at Garden Island Sydney. According to the ship’s commanding officer, Commander Marcus Buttler, the deployment was a great success as the sh

about 8 years ago
Construction begins on new Australian Navy Arafura-class offshore patrol vessels
Surface Vessels

Construction begins on new Australian Navy Arafura-class offshore patrol vessels

A new class of Royal Australian Navy offshore patrol vessels (OPV) officially started construction in a ceremony in Adelaide on November 15. Deputy Chief of Navy, Rear Admiral Mark Hammond, joined staff from Navy’s Construction Branch in Adelaide today to see the welding of the first two component b

about 8 years ago
Australian minehunters joining US-Japanese mine warfare exercise
Training & Education

Australian minehunters joining US-Japanese mine warfare exercise

Mine countermeasure ships from the navies of the US and Japan will be joined by their Australian counterparts for a mine warfare exercise off the coast of southern Japan which kicks off November 17. The drill is called Mine Warfare Exercise 3JA 2018 and is part of an annual exercise series organized

about 8 years ago
USS Ronald Reagan, USS John C. Stennis begin dual carrier operations in Philippine Sea
Submarines

USS Ronald Reagan, USS John C. Stennis begin dual carrier operations in Philippine Sea

US Navy aircraft carriers USS Ronald Reagan and USS John C. Stennis have kicked off high-end dual carrier operations in the Philippine Sea. Approximately 150 aircraft, 10 ships and 12,600 personnel from the two carrier strike groups will execute complex air, surface and anti-submarine warfare operat

about 8 years ago
SEA teams up with Daronmont Technologies for SEA 1000, SEA 5000 work
Surface Vessels

SEA teams up with Daronmont Technologies for SEA 1000, SEA 5000 work

UK defense contractor SEA announced it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Australian-defense company Daronmont Technologies to address Royal Australian Navy requirements outlined in the Future Submarine (SEA 1000) and Hunter-class Frigate (SEA 5000) programs. Daronmont Technolog

about 8 years ago
DSME gets funds to build 5th and 6th South Korean FFX II Daegu-class frigate
Surface Vessels

DSME gets funds to build 5th and 6th South Korean FFX II Daegu-class frigate

South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding and Engineering (DSME) announced on November 14 it has been awarded a contract to build the fifth and sixth second-batch Daegu-class frigates for the Republic of Korea Navy. Also referred to as FFX II, the frigates are an improved version of the Incheon-c

about 8 years ago
CARAT kicks off in Brunei
Training & Education

CARAT kicks off in Brunei

The US Navy’s annual Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) maritime exercise kicked off at Muara Naval Base, Brunei, November 12. The CARAT exercise series is conducted every year by the US Navy. The evolution in Brunei started after similar engagements concluded in Indonesia, Malaysia a

about 8 years ago
US, Japanese Navy test landing craft interoperability in Sasebo
Amphibious & Support Ships

US, Japanese Navy test landing craft interoperability in Sasebo

US Navy’s forward-deployed Naval Beach Unit (NBU) 7 conducted landing craft, air cushion (LCAC) interoperability drills with the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force in Sasebo, Japan on November 8. US Navy sailors departed the Yokose LCAC facility in LCAC 09, transited the Sasebo Outer Harbor, and then

about 8 years ago
Pilots eject as F/A-18 from USS Ronald Reagan crashes into Philippine Sea
Surface Vessels

Pilots eject as F/A-18 from USS Ronald Reagan crashes into Philippine Sea

An F/A-18 Hornet flying from US Navy aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) crashed into the Philippine Sea during routine operations on November 12. The F/A-18 from Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5 experienced a mechanical issue that forced the crew to eject, the US Navy said. The crew was recovered b

about 8 years ago
Australian Navy kicks off exercise Autonomous Warrior
Training & Education

Australian Navy kicks off exercise Autonomous Warrior

Autonomous Warrior 2018, an exercise designed to explore the potential of robotic, autonomous and uninhabited systems, in support of defense operations in coastal environments, has kicked off on the New South Wales South Coast. Commodore Steve Hughes is the director of navy’s littoral operations and

about 8 years ago
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