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Lockheed Martin lands $357M international Aegis upkeep contract
Amphibious & Support Ships

Lockheed Martin lands $357M international Aegis upkeep contract

Lockheed Martin Mission Systems & Sensors has been awarded a $357 million contract for in-service work on the Advanced Electronic Guidance and Instrumentation System (AEGIS) for Japan’s Maritime Self Defense Force and the Norwegian Navy. Under the U.S. Navy-awarded contract, Lockheed will carry out

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy arrests two foreign fishing vessels in territorial waters
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Australian Navy arrests two foreign fishing vessels in territorial waters

Royal Australian Navy patrol boat HMAS Wollongong helped seize two foreign fishing vessels, believed to be Vietnamese, in waters off far North Queensland for suspected illegal fishing. Maritime Border Command within the Australian Border Force, made the apprehensions on June 21 near Dianne Bank in a

about 10 years ago
HMAS Adelaide opens up to public in namesake city
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HMAS Adelaide opens up to public in namesake city

HMAS Adelaide, the second of two Royal Australian Navy’s Canberra class amphibious ships and the largest ever built for the Royal Australian Navy has opened her doors to the Adelaide public for the first time. Commissioned in December 2015, Adelaide, also known as a Landing Helicopter Dock, provides

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

More than 300 Australian Defence Force members assigned to HMAS Adelaide have marched through the City of Adelaide, exercising their Freedom of Entry. The time honoured tradition coincides with the first port visit to Adelaide by the Navy’s latest and largest warship, the amphibious ship, HMAS Adela

about 10 years ago
Human factors scientists design Australian Future Frigate operation room
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Human factors scientists design Australian Future Frigate operation room

The SEA 5000 Phase 1 (Future Frigate Design and Construction) project brought on board two human factor scientists to make sure that the Royal Australian Navy’s Future Frigate operations room support effective and efficient RAN operations. Defence scientists Susan Cockshell and Kingsley Fletcher are

about 10 years ago
HMAS Adelaide on first ever visit to namesake town ahead of army exercise
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HMAS Adelaide on first ever visit to namesake town ahead of army exercise

Royal Australian Navy’s landing helicopter dock HMAS Adelaide III has marked her first visit to the city of Adelaide by delivering vehicles and personnel for the Australian Army’s Exercise Hamel 2016. Over 600 personnel from four military services have joined the Royal Australian Navy’s amphibious s

about 10 years ago
HMAS Adelaide displays amphibious readiness during Sea Explorer
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HMAS Adelaide displays amphibious readiness during Sea Explorer

HMAS Adelaide has completed Exercise Sea Explorer off the North Queensland coast, continuing her integration into the Amphibious Ready Element. Adelaide embarked an additional 800 personnel at the beginning of the exercise, including Townsville-based 2nd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment and

about 10 years ago
US Navy’s Guam submarine squadron 15 changes command
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US Navy’s Guam submarine squadron 15 changes command

Submarine Squadron 15 held a change of command ceremony at the U.S. Naval Base Guam on Polaris Point, June 20. Capt. David Schappert relieved Capt. Jeffrey Grimes as commander, Submarine Squadron (COMSUBRON) 15. Commander, Submarine Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet (COMSUBPAC) Rear Adm. Frederick Roegge wa

about 10 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s HMAS Adelaide welcomes US Marines
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Royal Australian Navy’s HMAS Adelaide welcomes US Marines

Royal Australian Navy’s landing helicopter dock HMAS Adelaide embarked U.S. Marines and Australian and U.S. Army forces from the 2016 Marine Rotational Force – Darwin (MRF-D) to transit from Brisbane to Adelaide to join Exercise Hamel. The transit on HMAS Adelaide from 15-23 June provides an opportu

about 10 years ago
US, India and Japan kick off Malabar 2016
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US, India and Japan kick off Malabar 2016

Naval ships, aircraft and personnel from India, Japan and the United States started the annual exercise Malabar 2016, June 9 in Sasebo, Japan. The harbour phase will be taking place in Sasebo until June 13 and the sea phase will have participants conducting drills in the Philippine Sea from June 14

about 10 years ago
New Zealand’s Defence White Paper outlines $20B modernization plan
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New Zealand’s Defence White Paper outlines $20B modernization plan

New Zealand’s Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee launched the Defence White Paper 2016 on June 8, announcing a 15-year modernisation plan worth nearly $20 billion. While the paper announces that several Navy assets would be replaced or enhanced, it does not provide details on the options considered or

about 10 years ago
Vietnamese fishing vessels caught in Australian waters
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Vietnamese fishing vessels caught in Australian waters

Royal Australian Navy patrol boat HMAS Wollongong recently intercepted what the navy believes are two Vietnamese fishing vessels. Two foreign fishing vessels were apprehended on June 2, in waters off north Queensland for suspected illegal fishing in Australian waters. Maritime Border Command within

about 10 years ago
DCNS and Quickstep sign MOU for Australia’s future submarines collaboration
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DCNS and Quickstep sign MOU for Australia’s future submarines collaboration

French shipbuilder DCNS has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Australian manufacturer of advanced composite technologies Quickstep as a first step for cooperation in the field of components and assemblies for Australia’s Future submarines. The MoU was signed in Canberra by Marie-Pi

about 10 years ago
US Navy moves to next stage of CARAT with the Armed Forces of the Philippines
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US Navy moves to next stage of CARAT with the Armed Forces of the Philippines

Following drills with the Malaysian Armed Forces, the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps will join the Armed Forces of the Philippines for the next stage in this year’s CARAT exercises. CARAT Philippines is taking place June 6-10 in multiple locations across the Philippines and in waters near Subic Bay and

about 10 years ago
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