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HMAS Yarra Takes Place at International Fleet Review
Surface Vessels

HMAS Yarra Takes Place at International Fleet Review

While a last-minute minor defect prevented HMAS Yarra from joining the Fleet Entry procession, nothing could deny her crew’s feelings of immense pride during the International Fleet Review. Yarra was moored near Fort Denison throughout the celebration, which gave her crew of 42 plenty of time to ref

about 13 years ago
F35 Lightning II Trials Aboard USS Wasp Provide Vital Information

F35 Lightning II Trials Aboard USS Wasp Provide Vital Information

Eighteen days of trials involving Britain’s next-generation stealth fighter aboard the USS Wasp provided vital information – and not just for pilots. A joint Royal Navy-RAF engineering team were on hand to test maintaining and arming the F35 Lightning II, which will provide the striking power of HMS

about 13 years ago
French Navy to Modernize Atlantique 2 Aircraft Fleet
Sensors & Combat Systems

French Navy to Modernize Atlantique 2 Aircraft Fleet

The French Ministry of Defence awarded the contract to modernise the French Navy’s fleet of Atlantique 2 (ATL2) maritime patrol aircraft to Dassault Aviation and Thales. Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian signed the contract at a ceremony to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Thales facility in

about 13 years ago
ESPS Meteoro, EUCAP Nestor Conduct Diving Training with Djiboutian Navy, CG
Funding

ESPS Meteoro, EUCAP Nestor Conduct Diving Training with Djiboutian Navy, CG

On Friday 4 October, during their recent visit to the Port of Djibouti, EU Naval Force warship ESPS Meteoro conducted a diving exercise with the Djiboutian Navy and Coastguard, organised in cooperation with EUCAP Nestor. The Djiboutian Forces and EUCAP Nestor team were welcomed on board by the Comma

about 13 years ago
Navy Ship Represents UK Defence to Australian Public
Surface Vessels

Navy Ship Represents UK Defence to Australian Public

HMS Daring’s sailors say their participation in the Royal Australian Navy’s 100th birthday celebrations has been a ‘once-in-a-lifetime experience’. The Portsmouth-based Type 45 destroyer has been open to the Australian public for the past two days, with 50,000 people packing the wharves at Barangaro

about 13 years ago
MU90 Torpedo Enters Active Service with Australian Navy
Weapons Systems

MU90 Torpedo Enters Active Service with Australian Navy

The MU90 lightweight torpedo has entered active service with the Royal Australian Navy, having achieved Operational Release Status after a recent final test firing. The entry into service has been achieved as a result of close collaboration between the Djimindi Alliance (comprising the Defence Mater

about 13 years ago
Construction of USCG’s Sixth NSC Begins at Ingalls Shipbuilding
Surface Vessels

Construction of USCG’s Sixth NSC Begins at Ingalls Shipbuilding

Huntington Ingalls Industries’ (HII) Ingalls Shipbuilding division has started fabrication on the U.S. Coast Guard’s sixth National Security Cutter (NSC), Munro (WMSL 755). “Our shipbuilders have a great jump start on the construction of this ship as we have already cut and processed more than 400 t

about 13 years ago
Royal Navy of Oman Welcomes AL SHAMIKH
Contracts

Royal Navy of Oman Welcomes AL SHAMIKH

The Royal Navy of Oman has organised a reception at Said bin Sultan Naval Base to welcome AL SHAMIKH, the first of the three Khareef class warships built by BAE Systems under the sultanate’s Project Khareef His Excellency Sayyid Badr bin Saud al Busaidi, Minister Responsible for Defence Affairs gree

about 13 years ago
HMAS Albany Assists Stricken Yacht

HMAS Albany Assists Stricken Yacht

Three Australian occupants of a disabled sailing vessel, 105 nautical miles north west of Darwin are back on terra firma this week thanks to assistance by Armidale Class Patrol Boat HMAS Albany. Albany detected a distress beacon from the sailing vessel Su Ying on Monday and arrived at the vessel’s l

about 13 years ago
Seaspan Builds 10 Additional Ships for Canadian CG
Defense Strategies

Seaspan Builds 10 Additional Ships for Canadian CG

The Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Public Works and Government Services, joined by the Honourable James Moore, Minister of Industry and Regional Minister for British Columbia, yesterday announced that Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyards will be building up to 10 additional large non-combat ships for

about 13 years ago
RFA Fort Victoria to Help Australians Fight Pirates
Amphibious & Support Ships

RFA Fort Victoria to Help Australians Fight Pirates

Delivering enough fuel in an hour to fill the tanks of over 5,400 family cars, support ship RFA Fort Victoria tops up frigate HMAS Melbourne to sustain the ongoing fight against piracy and terrorism. Fort Vic can pump 700,000 litres of fuel an hour during a replenishment at sea – enough to fill the

about 13 years ago
USS Higgins Returns to San Diego
Weapons Systems

USS Higgins Returns to San Diego

The guided-missile destroyer USS Higgins (DDG 76) returned to its homeport of San Diego following the completion of a scheduled deployment to the U.S. 5th and 7th Fleet areas of operation, Oct. 7. Deployed since Jan. 14, the ship and its crew of more than 250 Sailors conducted operations with the US

about 13 years ago
USA: Numerous Lockheed Martin’s Employees Affected by Govt Shutdown
Defense Strategies

USA: Numerous Lockheed Martin’s Employees Affected by Govt Shutdown

As a result of U.S. Defence Secretary’s announcement that most of the nearly 400,000 civilian Department of Defense (DOD) employees have been deemed essential for national security, Lockheed Martin decided to reduce the number of employees who will be affected by government shutdown. “The Department

about 13 years ago
Royal Navy’s Minehunters Join American Counterparts in Major Minehunting Exercise
Training & Education

Royal Navy’s Minehunters Join American Counterparts in Major Minehunting Exercise

Six Royal Navy and RFA ships, plus specialist dive teams and Fleet Air Arm squadrons joined their American counterparts in a major minehunting exercise in the Gulf. The joint workout – billed as the most extensive of its kind in several years – saw the two allies work together to clear a path throug

about 13 years ago
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