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US armed forces largest helicopter lands on Australian Navy’s largest ship
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US armed forces largest helicopter lands on Australian Navy’s largest ship

Royal Australian Navy’s landing helicopter dock got another opportunity to shine at the International Rim of the Pacific exercise in Hawaii as the largest and heaviest U.S. armed forces helicopter landed on it deck for the first time. The United States Marine Corps (USMC) CH-53E Super Stallion flew

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy submarine returns from record deployment
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Australian Navy submarine returns from record deployment

Royal Australian Navy submarine HMAS Rankin completed a record deployment as she returned to HMAS Stirling base after being deployed for nine months. Commander Submarine Force Captain Matt Buckley described the event as “the longest single deployment for a Collins Class Submarine”. During her deploy

about 10 years ago
New Zealand awards contract for construction of new fleet tanker
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New Zealand awards contract for construction of new fleet tanker

New Zealand has awarded a NZD$493 million contract to the South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries for the construction of an ice-going tanker for the Royal New Zealand Navy. According to the defense minister Gerry Brownlee, the new ship will be ice-strengthened and winterised for operation

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy frigate HMAS Darwin returns from Middle East deployment
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Australian Navy frigate HMAS Darwin returns from Middle East deployment

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Darwin was welcomed home at Garden Island in Sydney as she returned from a seven month deployment to the Middle East. Darwin seized a large amount of drugs and weapons while deployed on Operation Manitou, disrupting the ability of international terrorist groups to

about 10 years ago
RIMPAC 2016: MV-22 Osprey landing first ever for HMAS Canberra
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RIMPAC 2016: MV-22 Osprey landing first ever for HMAS Canberra

Royal Australian Navy’s Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) HMAS Canberra has successfully landed a United States Marine Corps (USMC) MV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft on its flight deck for the very first time. The trial was conducted as part of the sea phase for exercise Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2016 o

about 10 years ago
Timelapse: Watch as ships get underway from Pearl Harbor for RIMPAC 2016
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Timelapse: Watch as ships get underway from Pearl Harbor for RIMPAC 2016

The U.S. Navy has shared a time lapse video of ships getting underway from Pearl Harbor earlier this week for the sea phase of the international Rim of the Pacific exercise 2016. From submarines through destroyers to large aircraft carriers, Naval Station Pearl Harbor tug operators show how it’s don

about 10 years ago
HMAS Success bolsters Timor-Leste Defence Force cooperation
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HMAS Success bolsters Timor-Leste Defence Force cooperation

Royal Australian Navy’s battle tanker HMAS Success has recently welcomed aboard the vice chief of the Timor-Leste Defence Force during a visit to the nation’s capital, Dili. Commanding Officer of Success, Commander Michael Letts, showed Brigadier General Filomeno da Paixão de Jesus around the warshi

about 10 years ago
Australia awards Anzac frigate maintenance contracts
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Australia awards Anzac frigate maintenance contracts

A new sustainment agreement between the Australian Government and defence industry to support the Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) Anzac class frigate fleet signed in April, came into effect on 1 July, with the first order worth approximately $200 million to BAE Systems. Valued at over $2 billion over

about 10 years ago
Navantia signs platform design services contract with Australia
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Navantia signs platform design services contract with Australia

Spanish shipbuilder Navantia signed a new contract with the Australian Capabilty and Sustainement Group (CASG) to provide platform design services for Australian Navy vessels. This contract will allow Navantia’s Australian division to provide engineering and technical assistance for the Australian a

about 10 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s “borrowed” aircraft carrier
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Royal Australian Navy’s “borrowed” aircraft carrier

There was a period in Royal Australian Navy history when the service operated two aircraft carriers simultaneously, Sgt Dave Morley explains as he outlines the history of HMAS Vengeance. The Navy’s intended second light fleet aircraft carrier, HMAS Melbourne II, suffered delays in England in the ear

about 10 years ago
RIMPAC 2016 first major international drill for largest Australian Navy ship
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RIMPAC 2016 first major international drill for largest Australian Navy ship

Three Royal Australian Navy ships, three helicopters and more than 1,000 personnel are in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii for Exercise Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2016. Flagship of the Australian fleet, HMAS Canberra, led the Australian task group into harbor followed closely by Anzac class frigates HMA Ships

about 10 years ago
HMAS Darwin sailors exercise Freedom of Entry
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HMAS Darwin sailors exercise Freedom of Entry

Proudly bearing the name “Darwin”, more than 200 officers and sailors from the Royal Australian Navy have marched through the City of Darwin, exercising their Freedom of Entry. The time honoured tradition coincides with the first port visit in Australia after a six month deployment to the Middle-Eas

about 10 years ago
Saab receives order for Anzac frigate upgrade services
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Saab receives order for Anzac frigate upgrade services

The Australian government has contracted the Swedish aerospace and defense company Saab for work on the sustainment of the combat system on Australia’s Anzac class frigates. The order value amounts to AUD 37 million (approximately 248 million Swedish krona) and covers services from July 2016 until D

about 10 years ago
RIMPAC 2016: Australia sends 3 ships, 1,650 personnel to Hawaii
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RIMPAC 2016: Australia sends 3 ships, 1,650 personnel to Hawaii

More than 1,650 Australian Defence Force personnel have arrived in the United States ahead of a month of focused military training activities with 26 nations from across the globe for Exercise Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2016. Australia has deployed three ships and diving personnel including HMA Shi

about 10 years ago
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