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Australian Cape-class patrol vessel in 600-kilo cocaine bust
Amphibious & Support Ships

Australian Cape-class patrol vessel in 600-kilo cocaine bust

The first of two Australian Navy Cape-class patrol boats – ADV Cape Fourcroy – helped seize approximately 600 kilograms of cocaine and arrest two men in an operation on August 1. The operation was headed by the Queensland Joint Organised Crime Taskforce (QJOCTF) in collaboration with Maritime Border

about 8 years ago
USCGC Alex Haley returns from Japan, Asia Pacific tour
Amphibious & Support Ships

USCGC Alex Haley returns from Japan, Asia Pacific tour

Following a 90-day deployment, the US Coast Guard cutter Alex Haley returned to Kodiak on August 1, patrolling more than 18,000 nautical miles throughout the Pacific Ocean, including transits through the Aleutian Islands, Tokyo Bay and the Sea of Japan. Alex Haley’s crew departed its homeport on May

about 8 years ago
Canadian frigate HMCS Calgary embarks on Asia-Pacific deployment
Amphibious & Support Ships

Canadian frigate HMCS Calgary embarks on Asia-Pacific deployment

The operation will see the frigate visit 5 countries and transit more than 16700 nautical miles.

about 8 years ago
Trinidad and Tobago to buy two Cape-class patrol boats from Austal
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Trinidad and Tobago to buy two Cape-class patrol boats from Austal

Australian shipbuilder Austal announced that the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago government intends to purchase two Austal-designed Cape-class patrol boats. The purchase would enhance the border protection capabilities of the country in conjunction with the existing Coast Guard fleet, and will join

about 8 years ago
French Jeanne D’Arc task group returns from five-month Asia-Pacific deployment
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French Jeanne D’Arc task group returns from five-month Asia-Pacific deployment

Mistral-class amphibious assault ship Dixmude and La Fayette-class frigate FS Surcouf wrapped up the French Navy’s annual Jeanne D’Arc mission returning to naval base Toulon on July 19. The two ships got underway in late February and sailed a total of 26,500 nautical miles over a period of 145 days.

about 8 years ago
HMAS Parramatta undergoes propeller maintenance while still afloat
Amphibious & Support Ships

HMAS Parramatta undergoes propeller maintenance while still afloat

HMAS Parramatta recently became the first Australian Anzac-class frigate to receive new A bracket bearings while still afloat. The one-of-a-kind operation was carried out to avoid impacting the ship’s mast upgrade schedule. The A bracket bearings support the propeller shafts between the ship’s hull

about 8 years ago
Luerssen contracts Taylor Bros Marine for Australian OPV work
Amphibious & Support Ships

Luerssen contracts Taylor Bros Marine for Australian OPV work

Luerssen Australia – the company in charge of delivering a new fleet of offshore patrol vessels (OPV) to the Royal Australian Navy – has signed a contract with Tasmanian company Taylor Bros Marine for work on the OPVs. Taylor Bros will be involved in the design, production and installation of the ac

about 8 years ago
India joins annual US-Japanese mine countermeasure drill 2JA
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India joins annual US-Japanese mine countermeasure drill 2JA

US Navy and Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) mine countermeasure (MCM) units were joined by their Indian Navy counterparts for the start of the 2JA mine countermeasure exercise 2018 near Ominato, Japan, on July 18. 2JA is an annual exercise that, in addition to the US Navy and JMSDF, this y

about 8 years ago
Australian tanker HMAS Success on final RIMPAC deployment before retiring
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Australian tanker HMAS Success on final RIMPAC deployment before retiring

Royal Australian Navy’s 32-year-old tanker HMAS Success is taking part in her 11th and final exercise Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) in Hawaii. The auxiliary oiler – also known as navy’s ‘battle tanker’ – sailed from Pearl Harbor along with HMA Ships Adelaide, Melbourne and Toowoomba for the sea phase

about 8 years ago
Royal Australian Navy welcomes new Chief of Navy
Amphibious & Support Ships

Royal Australian Navy welcomes new Chief of Navy

The Royal Australian Navy has welcomed a new Chief of Navy as Vice Admiral Tim Barrett was relieved by Vice Admiral Michael Noonan in a handover ceremony at Blamey Square in Canberra. VADM Barrett told the gathering, his time as Chief has seen significant change to the RAN, thanks to hard work and d

about 8 years ago
US 7th Fleet helps Sri Lanka Navy find missing fishermen
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US 7th Fleet helps Sri Lanka Navy find missing fishermen

A P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft assigned to US 7th Fleet helped the Sri Lanka Navy locate a missing fishing vessel July 10, after joining search efforts. The P-8A Poseidon from the “Pelicans” of Patrol Squadron (VP) 45 flew out of Naval Support Facility Diego Garcia. The 40-foot vessel and

about 8 years ago
Philippine Navy expanding Rafael Ramos base to support larger ships
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Philippine Navy expanding Rafael Ramos base to support larger ships

The Philippine Navy is set to benefit from an upgraded Rafael Ramos naval base in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, which will be upgraded under a PHP1 billion (approx. US$18.6M) project, the Philippine News Agency said in a report. Following the upgrades, which will include dredging, new wharfs, beaching ramps

about 8 years ago
US, Philippine Navy start week-long South China Sea exercise
Amphibious & Support Ships

US, Philippine Navy start week-long South China Sea exercise

The US and Philippines navies started seven days of interactions as part of maritime training activity (MTA) Sama Sama at Naval Station Ernesto Ogbinar in San Fernando City, Philippines. The week-long engagement kicked off July 9 and will focus on the full spectrum of naval capabilities. Expeditiona

about 8 years ago
Australian frigate home after seizing over 33 tons of narcotics
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Australian frigate home after seizing over 33 tons of narcotics

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Warramunga returned home on July 8, concluding a record-breaking deployment to the Middle East. Minister for defense, Senator Marise Payne, joined Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Mike Noonan, on the wharf to congratulate the crew on their record breaking deployment. Du

about 8 years ago
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