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Singapore, US Navy conclude inaugural exercise Pacific Griffin
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Singapore, US Navy conclude inaugural exercise Pacific Griffin

The navies of Republic of Singapore and the United States wrapped up the first iteration of a new exercise which took place between August 19 and September 2. With the training space available in the waters off Guam, exercise Pacific Griffin provided the RSN with the opportunity to join the US Navy

about 9 years ago
Austal Australia opens Adelaide office
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Austal Australia opens Adelaide office

Austal Australia on September 1st, 2017, celebrated the opening of its Adelaide office, which will support the design and production for the $3 billion Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) program. Officially welcoming Austal’s expansion into Adelaide were Martin Hamilton-Smith, Minister for Defence Industr

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy sends six-ship fleet on Indo-Pacific mission
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Australian Navy sends six-ship fleet on Indo-Pacific mission

A fleet of six Royal Australian Navy ships got underway from Sydney on September 4 for a series of drills in the Indo-Pacific region. Running through November 26, the deployment is being referred to as the Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2017 and will see the ships work together with a number of regional nav

about 9 years ago
Australian Maritime College setting up new base in Sydney
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Australian Maritime College setting up new base in Sydney

The Australian Maritime College is expanding its scope with the establishment of a new study center at Sydney’s Darling Harbour. The College will deliver two postgraduate maritime degrees from its waterfront base at the Australian National Maritime Museum (ANMM) from February 2018, with plans for a

about 9 years ago
Australian government funds Cairns Marine Precinct upgrades
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Australian government funds Cairns Marine Precinct upgrades

The Australian government is providing AUD$24 million in funds for upgrades in the Cairns Marine Precinct. Australian minister for defense industry Christopher Pyne said agreements have been signed with Norship Marine, BSE Cairns Slipways and Tropical Reef Shipyard to undertake a variety of works to

about 9 years ago
Works start on submarine construction yard as Naval Group opens Australia office
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Works start on submarine construction yard as Naval Group opens Australia office

Naval Group, the French shipbuilder picked to build Australia’s 12 new submarines has marked the official opening of its new Australian headquarters and has started master planning studies for the design and build of the Future Submarine construction yard in Adelaide. The new Naval Group office in K

about 9 years ago
USS Ashland arrives in Guam for mid-deployment repairs
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USS Ashland arrives in Guam for mid-deployment repairs

The US Navy’s amphibious dock landing ship USS Ashland (LSD 48) arrived in Guam on August 29 to undergo mid-deployment repairs. The scheduled voyage repair availability (VRAV) comes four months into Ashland’s multi-month deployment in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. The ship will undergo important upk

about 9 years ago
Australian oiler stops in New Zealand on deployment’s final port call
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Australian oiler stops in New Zealand on deployment’s final port call

Royal Australian Navy replenishment oiler HMAS Success and over 200 of her crew stopped in Wellington, New Zealand, recently for the final port call of their deployment. After spending weeks away at sea taking part in exercise Talisman Sabre 17, and participating in the 75th-anniversary events comme

about 9 years ago
USS Sterett returns from surface action group deployment
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USS Sterett returns from surface action group deployment

US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Sterett (DDG 104) returned home to San Diego on August 28 following a five-month deployment to the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. Sterett spent the majority of the deployment as part of the Sterett-Dewey surface action group (Sterett-Dewey SAG),

about 9 years ago
USS America concludes USS John S. McCain support, departs Singapore
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USS America concludes USS John S. McCain support, departs Singapore

The US Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS America (LHA 6) departed Singapore on August 27 after providing support to USS John S. McCain following the August 21 collision. While in Singapore, sailors and marines aboard America provided initial support for the McCain crew to include berthing for 155 s

about 9 years ago
USS Bonhomme Richard arrives in Melbourne for first US Navy visit in 9 years
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USS Bonhomme Richard arrives in Melbourne for first US Navy visit in 9 years

US Navy sailors and marines aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) arrived in Melbourne, Australia, for a port visit on August 28. The visit of the amphibious assault ship is also the first visit of a US Navy vessel to Melbourne since 2008. During their time in Australia, US Navy sailors will exper

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy flag placed on sunken HMS Hermes for first time in 75 years
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Royal Navy flag placed on sunken HMS Hermes for first time in 75 years

Royal Navy divers have placed a Royal Navy flag on the UK’s first purpose-built aircraft carrier HMS Hermes for the first time in 75 years. Three quarters of a century after she was sunk by Japanese bombers on April 9, 1942, a ten-strong team of Royal Navy divers paid their respects on the battered

about 9 years ago
Australia starting construction of new shipbuilding facility in Osborne
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Australia starting construction of new shipbuilding facility in Osborne

The Australian government is starting construction of a new surface shipbuilding yard in Osborne, South Australia, and has unveiled the design of the shipyard. The construction of the shipyard will be a $535 million project and is the latest in a series of significant infrastructure announcements su

about 9 years ago
Remains of some sailors found in flooded USS John S. McCain compartments
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Remains of some sailors found in flooded USS John S. McCain compartments

Remains of an unidentified number of US Navy sailors have been found in the flooded USS John S. McCain compartments, US Navy Adm. Scott Swift said Tuesday. Speaking to reporters at Singapore’s Changi Naval Base, where the US destroyer docked after a collision with an oil tanker, Swift further said t

about 9 years ago
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