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Navy to Bring ashore 73 Australia-Bound Sri Lankans
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Navy to Bring ashore 73 Australia-Bound Sri Lankans

Sri Lanka Navy has made arrangements to bring ashore the 73 Australia-bound Sri Lankans stranded in the south eastern seas of Sri Lanka. On the direction of the Navy, a merchant vessel heading for Singapore had rescued them 290 nautical miles south east of Galle close to noon yesterday (24th July 20

about 13 years ago
DCNS Refits French Navy’s Charles de Gaulle
Amphibious & Support Ships

DCNS Refits French Navy’s Charles de Gaulle

The French Navy’s Fleet Support Service (SSF) signed off on the completion of the intermediate refit of nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle after six months’ work by DCNS. From hull to combat system, without forgetting compliance tests to the latest environmental standards, communicat

about 13 years ago
HMS Echo Finds a String of Sunken Wrecks off Libya
Operations

HMS Echo Finds a String of Sunken Wrecks off Libya

The waters off Libya have provided rich pickings in one of the most fruitful periods of survey work ever carried out by the Royal Navy in recent years. In ten days’ work the Devonport-based survey ship found a string of sunken obstacles and wrecks – including what is believed to be a sunken amphibio

about 13 years ago
NRP Álvares Cabral Hosts Medal Hand-Over Ceremony
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NRP Álvares Cabral Hosts Medal Hand-Over Ceremony

During their recent port visit to Djibouti, the EU Naval Force (EU NAVFOR) flagship, NRP Álvares Cabral held a medal ceremony on board. The ceremony was presided over by the EU NAVFOR Force Commander, Commodore Jorge Novo Palma and the Commanding Officer of NRP Álvares Cabral, Captain Nuno Sobral Do

about 13 years ago
Australian CHOD Denies Claims on Advising Opposition Leader on Asylum Seeker Issues
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Australian CHOD Denies Claims on Advising Opposition Leader on Asylum Seeker Issues

Contrary to media reporting today, the Chief of the Defence Force(CHOD), General David Hurley has not provided advice or recommendations to Opposition Leader, Mr Tony Abbott with respect to Coalition policy on asylum seeker issues, the Australian Department of Defence informed. “Defence understands

about 13 years ago
Sri Lanka Conducts Health & Field Medical Clinics
Amphibious & Support Ships

Sri Lanka Conducts Health & Field Medical Clinics

As an another endeavor under the community development programme, the North Western Naval Command successfully conducted a school health clinic, a field medical clinic and a blood donation campaign under the patronage of the Commander North Western Naval Area, Rear Admiral NKD Nanayakkara. The schoo

about 13 years ago
Australian Aviation Technicians Begin Engineering Challenge
Operations

Australian Aviation Technicians Begin Engineering Challenge

Stage one of the “Engineering Challenge” kicked off for Aviation Technicians this week at the Royal Australian Navy’s 723 Squadron (CMDR Al Moore). The challenge required two teams of five personnel from 723 Squadron repair a section of simulated aircraft structure following damage that mimicked sma

about 13 years ago
HMAS Perth Ready for Action
Surface Vessels

HMAS Perth Ready for Action

The upgraded Anzac Class frigate HMAS Perth is ready for action after recently completing a successful Unit Readiness Evaluation (URE) that tested the crew’s competence across all aspects of ship operations. Navy’s Sea Training Group—a team comprised of specialists from all ship borne disciplines—em

about 13 years ago
COMSUBPAC Kicks Off Opening Ceremony of 13th Annual APSC
Defense Strategies

COMSUBPAC Kicks Off Opening Ceremony of 13th Annual APSC

The commander of Submarine Force U.S. Pacific Fleet (COMSUBPAC), kicked off the opening ceremony of the 13th annual Asia-Pacific Submarine Conference (APSC) July 22 at the Mercure Hotel in Yokosuka, Japan. The U.S. Navy and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) co-hosted the event July 21-24

about 13 years ago
HNLMS Karel Doorman Departs Romania
Amphibious & Support Ships

HNLMS Karel Doorman Departs Romania

Joint Support Ship ‘HNLMS Karel Doorman’ departed Galati, Romania, on July 22nd, and headed to the last stage of construction execution in the Netherlands. It is expected that the vessel will reach Vlissingen in 3 weeks. It has been two and a half years since the keel was laid and the works on the v

about 13 years ago
Final Aft PVLS for USS Michael Monsoor Delivered
Surface Vessels

Final Aft PVLS for USS Michael Monsoor Delivered

Huntington Ingalls Industries’ (HII) Ingalls Shipbuilding division announced yesterday that it has delivered the final aft peripheral vertical launch system (PVLS) assemblies to the U.S. Navy for the Zumwalt-class destroyer Michael Monsoor (DDG 1001). The two units for the PVLS were delivered a week

about 13 years ago
HMS Defender Impresses Japanese Sailors
Operations

HMS Defender Impresses Japanese Sailors

The Royal Navy’s newest commissioned warship played host to 36 Japanese sailors who have stopped off in Portsmouth during a round-the-world deployment. Type 45 destroyer HMS Defender opened her gangway to newly-commissioned officers from the Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force who enjoyed a tour of

about 13 years ago
Japanese Warships Pay Visit to Portsmouth
Operations

Japanese Warships Pay Visit to Portsmouth

Three Japanese warships have arrived in Portsmouth for a 4-day visit to help forge closer links with the Royal Navy. The ships belong to the Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force Training Squadron and are visiting as part of a 5-month global deployment. The squadron comprises training vessel Japanese

about 13 years ago
USS George Washington Welcomes Visitors from Australia
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USS George Washington Welcomes Visitors from Australia

Distinguished visitors from Australia visited the U.S. Navy’s forward-deployed aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73), July 23. The representatives visited the ship to receive a general orientation of an underway aircraft carrier and to better understand George Washington’s strategic missio

about 13 years ago
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