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Australia, Papua New Guinea Work on Maritime Surveillance
Amphibious & Support Ships

Australia, Papua New Guinea Work on Maritime Surveillance

Australia and Papua New Guinea are strengthening cooperation in the areas of maritime surveillance and policing, with Exercise PARADISE 2014, officially opened at a ceremony on 4 November. Armidale Class Patrol Boat HMAS Broome is in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea for the exercise and is working alo

about 12 years ago
HMAS Sirius Resupplies HMAS Anzac
Amphibious & Support Ships

HMAS Sirius Resupplies HMAS Anzac

It was the 417th replenishment at sea (RAS) for HMAS Sirius but for the ship’s company of HMAS Anzac, the successful refuelling while underway marked the first since Anzac’s recent anti-ship missile defence upgrade. The replenishment took place while Anzac was returning home to Fleet Base East from

about 12 years ago
Operation MANITOU Counters Sea Mines and Develops Partnerships
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Operation MANITOU Counters Sea Mines and Develops Partnerships

A small team of Australian mine warfare specialists recently deployed under Operation MANITOU as part of the International Mine Countermeasures Exercise (IMCMEX 14). The focus of the exercise involved countering sea mines and developing international partnerships. Commander Max Muller, the Commander

about 12 years ago
HMAS Stuart Sailors Recognised for Saving a US Navy Sailor
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HMAS Stuart Sailors Recognised for Saving a US Navy Sailor

Sailors from Australian warship HMAS Stuart were recognised for saving the life of an American sailor during Exercise BERSAMA LIMA 14. Leading Seaman Maritime Logistics – Personnel Operations Matthew Sales, Able Seaman Boatswains Mate Benjamin Ridd, Able Seaman Electronic Technician Freya Gosnell an

about 12 years ago
HMAS Stuart Marks Remembrance Day
Amphibious & Support Ships

HMAS Stuart Marks Remembrance Day

The crew from HMAS Stuart took time from providing support to the G20 to pause and remember those men and women who had gone before them in service to the nation and had made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. The 186 officers and sailors of Stuart stood silently at attention as the catafalqu

about 12 years ago
HMAS Brunei Ends Last Mission
Amphibious & Support Ships

HMAS Brunei Ends Last Mission

HMAS Brunei, has completed her last mission prior to decommissioning, finalising the last job for the landing craft in Royal Australian Navy service. In late October, Brunei embarked a team in Gove, Northern Territory, before heading to the Wessel Islands to support a search for the remains of Stoke

about 12 years ago
Vietnam People’s Army Chief of General Staff Visits Australia
Amphibious & Support Ships

Vietnam People’s Army Chief of General Staff Visits Australia

The Chief of the Defence Force, Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin, welcomed Senior Lieutenant General Do Ba Ty, Chief of General Staff of the Vietnam People’s Army to Canberra yesterday at the start of a three-day visit to Australia. ACM Binskin said defence engagement between Vietnam and Australia had

about 12 years ago
Operation RENDER SAFE 2014 Comes to an End
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Operation RENDER SAFE 2014 Comes to an End

The dangers posed by 16 tonnes of unexploded World War II ordnance have been greatly reduced for the remote community of Torokina on the Papua New Guinea island of Bougainville, following the conclusion of Operation RENDER SAFE 2014. The Australian Defence Force led mission saw Explosive Ordnance Di

about 12 years ago
USS Rodney M. Davis Takes Part in CARAT Brunei
Amphibious & Support Ships

USS Rodney M. Davis Takes Part in CARAT Brunei

The Oliver Hazard Perry-class guided-missile frigate USS Rodney M. Davis (FFG 60) arrived Nov. 9 to participate in the 20th iteration of the Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) exercise with the Royal Brunei Navy (RBN). The ship’s crew will conduct training afloat and ashore with their

about 12 years ago
Most Read News, November 03 – 09, 2014
Amphibious & Support Ships

Most Read News, November 03 – 09, 2014

USS Jimmy Carter Propulsion Deal Goes to DRS Technologies DRS Power & Control Technologies is being awarded a $17,9 million modification to a previously awarded indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for the accomplishment of the redesign of the advanced secondary propulsion unit motor con

about 12 years ago
HMAS Success Prepares for Mission (Gallery)
Amphibious & Support Ships

HMAS Success Prepares for Mission (Gallery)

HMAS Success enjoyed a welcome change of tempo on 22 October when Commodore Warfare, Commodore Peter Leavy, visited the ship during its Mission Readiness Workup in the waters off Jervis Bay. He arrived in ‘Odin’ the ship’s Seahawk helicopter whilst the ship was at action stations and engaged in a da

about 12 years ago
Australian Army’s Maritime Wing Gets VSTEP Simulator
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Australian Army’s Maritime Wing Gets VSTEP Simulator

The maritime wing of the Australian Army purchased and installed a VSTEP simulator classroom at its Townsville base in Queensland. The maritime simulators are used for landing craft operations and navigation training. The simulator purchase was made following an enquiry from the Australian Defence F

about 12 years ago
Austal Names Third-in-Series Cape Class Patrol Boat
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Austal Names Third-in-Series Cape Class Patrol Boat

Austal Limited announces the third-in-series Cape Class Patrol Boat has been officially named Cape Nelson during a ceremony today at the Company’s Australian Defence Facility in Henderson, Western Australia. Cape Nelson is the third of eight boats being provided by Austal for the Australian Customs

about 12 years ago
Operation RENDER SAFE Keeps HMAS Choules Busy
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Operation RENDER SAFE Keeps HMAS Choules Busy

At anchor two kilometres off the coast of Bougainville sits HMAS Choules, the Royal Australian Navy’s Landing Ship Dock, a 180 metre long, 16,000 tonne vessel, currently providing significant life support to almost 450 Australian and international defence force personnel deployed on Operation RENDER

about 12 years ago
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