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Australia starting construction of Osborne South shipyard
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Australia starting construction of Osborne South shipyard

The Australian government announced it has selected Lendlease as the managing contractor for the construction of the Osborne South shipyard revealing the project is anticipated to create 600 jobs at its peak. Preparatory works are starting this month, while the the new shipbuilding infrastructure sh

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy ships host Philippine president in Manila
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Australian Navy ships host Philippine president in Manila

Royal Australian Navy ships Adelaide and Darwin have welcomed senior Philippine government and military officials during their visit to the country as part of their Indo-Pacific deployment. On October 11, landing helicopter dock HMAS Adelaide welcomed aboard a delegation led by Philippines president

about 9 years ago
New Zealand picks Saab communications system for future fleet tanker
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New Zealand picks Saab communications system for future fleet tanker

The Royal New Zealand Navy has contracted Saab to deliver their TactiCall communications system for New Zealand’s future fleet tanker. The new Maritime Sustainment Capability vessel, HMNZS Aotearoa, will be fitted with the integrated communications system which interconnects communication technologi

about 9 years ago
Chinese Navy task group heads for deployment’s 19th country visit
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Chinese Navy task group heads for deployment’s 19th country visit

A Chinese Navy three-ship task group has concluded a three-day visit to Brunei Darussalam and is currently en route to Cambodia. Composed of Type 052C destroyer Changchun, Type 054A frigate Jingzhou and Type 903 replenishment ship Chaohu, the task group started its deployment on April 23 and has vis

about 9 years ago
Australia to receive “digital shipyard” in Adelaide, frigate contender promises
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Australia to receive “digital shipyard” in Adelaide, frigate contender promises

One of the contenders competing for the Royal Australian Navy’s $35 billion Future Frigate project has promised to transform Adelaide into a digital shipyard should it be awarded the lucrative contract. BAE Systems Australia said it would transform Australia’s shipbuilding industry through the devel

about 9 years ago
New Zealand Navy to help bring fuel to Auckland after oil pipeline burst
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New Zealand Navy to help bring fuel to Auckland after oil pipeline burst

Royal New Zealand Navy tanker HMNZS Endeavour will join a wider defense force effort to help bring fuel around the country by sea and road after the sole supply pipeline of jet fuel in Auckland was punctured by a digger last week, triggering a jet fuel shortage. Major General Tim Gall, the Commander

about 9 years ago
Australian AUV pilots complete two-week course at HMAS Penguin
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Australian AUV pilots complete two-week course at HMAS Penguin

The Australian Maritime College recently hosted future Australian Navy autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) pilots for a two-week course in Sydney. As a first of its kind, the course was designed to prepare future AUV pilots to conduct activities as part of a new Navy counter-mine project. Conducted

about 9 years ago
US Marines from Okinawa complete Indo-Asia-Pacific deployment
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US Marines from Okinawa complete Indo-Asia-Pacific deployment

Okinawa-based marines from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit and Amphibious Squadron 11 completed their regularly-scheduled deployment to the Indo-Asia-Pacific region aboard the ships of the Bonhomme Richard Expeditionary Strike Group. The marines returned to White Beach Naval Facility, Okinawa, Ja

about 9 years ago
HMAS Adelaide, Toowoomba arrive in Darwin en route to Indo-Pacific
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HMAS Adelaide, Toowoomba arrive in Darwin en route to Indo-Pacific

Royal Australian Navy ships Adelaide and Toowoomba, currently part of the Australian joint task group Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2017, are stopping in Darwin Harbour on Friday, en route to the Indo-Pacific region. The vessels are part of a six-ship group representing the largest coordinated task group t

about 9 years ago
New Zealand Navy’s largest ship to feature Kelvin Hughes navigation systems
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New Zealand Navy’s largest ship to feature Kelvin Hughes navigation systems

British navigation and surveillance company Kelvin Hughes on Thursday announced it has been selected to deliver its navigation equipment for the largest Royal New Zealand Navy ship currently under construction in South Korea. Under a contract awarded by shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries, Kelvin H

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy MH-60R helicopters reach 10,000 hour milestone
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Australian Navy MH-60R helicopters reach 10,000 hour milestone

Royal Australian Navy’s MH-60R Seahawk Romeo helicopters reached a fleet milestone of 10,000 flying hours since December 2013 when the 725 Squadron began operating from Naval Air Station Jacksonville in the USA. Since 2013, operations and training have continued steadily with the return of the squad

about 9 years ago
US MV-22 Osprey lands on Australia’s HMAS Canberra for first time ever
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US MV-22 Osprey lands on Australia’s HMAS Canberra for first time ever

Deploying less than ten days ago with a fleet of Royal Australian Navy ships, landing helicopter dock HMAS Canberra completed the first international engagement activity of her Indo-Pacific Endeavour deployment. Training with her US Navy counterpart, USS Bonhomme Richard, Canberra reached a new mile

about 9 years ago
Deployable mine countermeasures increase
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Deployable mine countermeasures increase

The Royal Australian Navy is forging ahead with new technologies to counter the threat of sea mines to military and commercial vessels. The Head of Navy Capability, Rear Admiral Jonathan Mead, said the prevalence and increasing sophistication of sea mines means the Royal Australian Navy must continu

about 9 years ago
USS Bonhomme Richard leaves Melbourne, Australia
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USS Bonhomme Richard leaves Melbourne, Australia

The amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) departed Melbourne, Australia, Sept. 3, concluding a scheduled six-day port visit. Melbourne is Bonhomme Richard’s third Australian port visit during the current routine deployment as part of the U.S. – Australian biennial, bilateral exercise

about 9 years ago
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