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Australian Navy, US Coast Guard to secure APEC 2018 summit in PNG
Aviation

Australian Navy, US Coast Guard to secure APEC 2018 summit in PNG

The Royal Australian Navy and US Coast Guard will be helping Papua New Guinea authorities provide safety for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leader’s Summit which takes place from Nov. 12-18 in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea (PNG). Australian Navy landing helicopter dock HMAS A

about 7 years ago
EMSA contracts Israel’s Elbit for unmanned aerial patrol services
Aviation

EMSA contracts Israel’s Elbit for unmanned aerial patrol services

The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) has awarded Israeli unmanned systems specialist Elbit for unmanned aircraft system patrol services. As announced by the company, two-year contract has two single year option periods with a total value of €59 million (approximately $68 million) if all option

about 7 years ago
Australian shipbuilder Austal hit by cyber attack, extortion attempt
Funding

Australian shipbuilder Austal hit by cyber attack, extortion attempt

Australian shipbuilder Austal became a victim of a cyber attack and an extortion attempt, the company said Thursday. Austal said its Australian branch had its data management system compromised by an unknown offender. The company noted that the data breach had had no impact on its operations, adding

about 7 years ago
Los Angeles-class sub joins exercise Keen Sword
Submarines

Los Angeles-class sub joins exercise Keen Sword

The US-Japanese exercise Keen Sword is joined by the staff of Commander, Submarine Group 7 (CSG7) and crew of a Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine are participating in Exercise Keen Sword 2019. Keen Sword, which began October 29, is the latest in a series of joint/bilateral field training exerc

about 7 years ago
Malaysia lays keel for fourth littoral combat ship
Surface Vessels

Malaysia lays keel for fourth littoral combat ship

Malaysian Boustead Naval Shipyard laid the keel for the Royal Malaysian Navy’s fourth Maharaja Lela-class littoral combat ship in a ceremony on October 31. The keel-laying ceremony for the 111-meter ship was held at Boustead’s shipyard in Lumut, Perak. The yet-unnamed LCS is the fourth of overall si

about 7 years ago
Babcock announces decision to close Appledore shipyard

Babcock announces decision to close Appledore shipyard

UK-based engineering services company Babcock on Thursday announced its decision to exit operations at its Appledore facility in Devon, ending its site lease in March 2019. The decision comes after the company failed to secure a contract for the construction of a vessel for the Armed Forces of Malta

about 7 years ago
Australian Naval Shipbuilding College officially opens
Funding

Australian Naval Shipbuilding College officially opens

Australia’s Naval Shipbuilding College which will deliver a coordinated, national approach to workforce development has been officially opened. Australian defense minister Christopher Pyne opened the College at Osborne in South Australia on November 1. The minister said it’s an integral interface wi

about 7 years ago
HMS Tyne escorts Russian frigate months after returning to service
Surface Vessels

HMS Tyne escorts Russian frigate months after returning to service

Royal Navy’s previously-retired offshore patrol vessel HMS Tyne monitored a Russian frigate as it passed through the English Channel last week. The Portsmouth-based warship escorted the Yaroslav Mudry, a Russian Neustrashimy-class frigate. Tyne was paid off in May this year, but issues with the firs

about 7 years ago
US Navy concludes Southern Partnership Station 2018
Operations

US Navy concludes Southern Partnership Station 2018

US Navy’s Commander Task Force (CTF) 48 has completed this year’s iteration of the Southern Partnership Station (SPS) 2018 deployment to Central and South America. SPS is an annual series of US Navy deployments focused on subject matter expert exchanges (SMEE) with regional partner nation militaries

about 7 years ago
NATO’s SNMCMG1 destroys 2 WWII mines during Trident Juncture
Defense Strategies

NATO’s SNMCMG1 destroys 2 WWII mines during Trident Juncture

Ships from NATO’s Standing Mine Counter Measures Group One (SNMCMG1) located and destroyed two mines from World War II while conducting training as a part of Trident Juncture 2018. While the group was practicing clearing sea routes for an amphibious assault, Norwegian minehunter HNoMS Maaloey detect

about 7 years ago
US, Indian Navy share P-8 MPA expertise
Aviation

US, Indian Navy share P-8 MPA expertise

Representatives from the US Navy’s Patrol squadron (VP) 16 met with counterparts from Indian Naval Air Squadron (INAS) 312 for a subject matter expert exchange (SMEE) in Goa, Oct. 22-24. Members of VP-16’s combat aircrew conducted training and shared their technical knowledge with the Indian Navy P-

about 7 years ago
German procurement office contracts Leonardo for K130 corvette Super Rapid deliveries
Surface Vessels

German procurement office contracts Leonardo for K130 corvette Super Rapid deliveries

Germany’s defense procurement agency BAAINBw has awarded Italian defense technology company Leonardo a contract to provide seven OTO 76/62 Super Rapid gun systems for the navy’s five new K130 corvettes. Leonardo says the contract also includes training and spare parts supply. The company also delive

about 7 years ago
Pacific Fleet divers set Russian Navy record with 416-meter dive
Research & Development

Pacific Fleet divers set Russian Navy record with 416-meter dive

Divers from the Russian Navy’s Pacific Fleet set a navy record as they dove to a depth of 416 meters during underwater rescue exercises in the Sea of Japan. According to the Russian defense ministry, the dive was carried out with the help of the GVK-450 deep-water diving rescue system which was deve

about 7 years ago
Lockheed gets $365m deal to integrate new Aegis systems on ROK Navy destroyers
Sensors & Combat Systems

Lockheed gets $365m deal to integrate new Aegis systems on ROK Navy destroyers

Defense technology contractor Lockheed Martin Corp., Rotary and Mission Systems, has received a $365.7 million contract for the development and integration of Baseline K2 Aegis weapon systems for the Republic of Korea Navy. Under a foreign military sales contract awarded by the US Naval Sea Systems

about 7 years ago
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