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Australian Navy Joins Ocsober
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Australian Navy Joins Ocsober

The Royal Australian Navy’s participation in Ocsober was officially launched today with a 24-hour swimming event in Canberra. Ocsober is an initiative of Life Education Australia, which provides drug and health education to Australian children. Rear Admiral Mark Campbell, CSC, RAN, representing Ch

about 12 years ago
OSI Expands in Canberra, Australia
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OSI Expands in Canberra, Australia

OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) has officially opened its newest office in Canberra, Australia. Located in the suburb of Fyshwick, the Canberra office will accommodate OSI’s business development, technical, service, and training staff that will be dedicated to the development of the company’s Asia Paci

about 12 years ago
HMAS Sirius Returns to the Water
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HMAS Sirius Returns to the Water

On September 16, HMAS Sirius celebrated her 8th birthday by returning to the water and concluding her longest and most extensive maintenance period so far. After 6 months of contractor work, Sirius is ship shape and ready to hit the high seas to support the fleet and keep the fuel flowing. Her shi

about 12 years ago
Top News of the Week of Sep 15 – 21, 2014
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Top News of the Week of Sep 15 – 21, 2014

VIDEO: US Navy Hires Kongsberg for NSM Testing Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace AS (KONGSBERG) is contracted by the US Navy to test fire KONGSBERG’s Naval Strike Missile (NSM) from the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) under the Foreign Comparative Testing program. SINKEX Units Sink Former USS Fresno Ships

about 12 years ago
Australian Air Force Assists in Pacific Maritime Surveillance
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Australian Air Force Assists in Pacific Maritime Surveillance

Personnel from the Royal Australian Air Force’s No. 11 Squadron (11 SQN) have contributed to maritime surveillance in the Pacific as part of Operation Island Chief 2014. A RAAF AP-3C Orion with 13 members of 11 SQN’s Crew Five flew to Honiara in Solomon Islands to participate in the activity, whic

about 12 years ago
HMAS Toowoomba Joins Operation MANITOU
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HMAS Toowoomba Joins Operation MANITOU

HMAS Toowoomba arrived in the Middle East Region (MER) on 10 August 2014 on Operation MANITOU for tasking within the Combined Maritime Forces (CMF). Operation MANITOU is the Australian Government’s contribution to the international effort to promote maritime security, stability and prosperity in t

about 12 years ago
Australian Navy Delivers Supplies to Solomon Islands
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Australian Navy Delivers Supplies to Solomon Islands

Two Royal Australian Navy landing craft have delivered vital supplies to remote communities in Solomon Islands as part of Australia’s commitment to provide support to the region. HMA Ships Labuan and Tarakan transported education, medical and flood relief supplies from the capital Honiara to coast

about 12 years ago
Four Charged in HMAS Newcastle Investigation
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Four Charged in HMAS Newcastle Investigation

After serious allegations of inappropriate behaviour that occurred in HMAS Newcastle in 2011 were raised, and following investigation by the Australian Defence Force Investigative Service, the Directorate of Military Prosecutions determined to charge four sailors with a range of offences under the D

about 12 years ago
Australia Receives Third Cape Class Patrol Boat
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Australia Receives Third Cape Class Patrol Boat

Austal Limited (Austal) has delivered Cape Nelson, the third of eight Cape Class Patrol Boats to the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service under a $330 million design, build and in-service support contract. Austal Chief Executive Officer Andrew Bellamy said it further demonstrated Austa

about 12 years ago
NUSHIP Canberra Ends Final Sea Trials
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NUSHIP Canberra Ends Final Sea Trials

With final contractor sea trials now completed, plans are well underway for the majority of NUSHIP Canberra’s ship’s company to move down to the ship, which is currently berthed at Williamstown, Victoria. Two-hundred out of the 380 strong Canberra team will move from Sydney to Williamstown on a RA

about 12 years ago
Top News of the Week of Sep 08 – 14, 2014
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Top News of the Week of Sep 08 – 14, 2014

Abbott Government to Spend $20 Bln on Japanese Submarines The next generation of Australian submarines could be the Japanese-built Soryu Class submarines which will replace the Collins Class vessels. Keel Laying Held for Singapore Navy’s First Littoral Mission Vessel The keel laying ceremony for t

about 12 years ago
KAKADU Ends After Week of War Games
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KAKADU Ends After Week of War Games

The Royal Australian Navy’s largest maritime warfare exercise has ended after a final week of war games off the coast of Darwin. Exercise KAKADU, held from 25 August to 12 September 2014, involved eight ships, 26 aircraft and more than 1200 people from 15 Asia Pacific and Indian Ocean navies. The

about 12 years ago
HMAS Sydney, PNS Nasr Conduct RAS
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HMAS Sydney, PNS Nasr Conduct RAS

An overnight battle at sea with the fictional ‘Redland’ fleet during Exercise KAKADU 2014 saw victory by the ‘Blueland’ forces. During the battle, the Blueland fleet of HMAS Sydney and JS Hatakaze, supported by a Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) AP3C Orion and Royal Australian Navy (RAN) S-70-B S

about 12 years ago
Australian Navy Sailor Charged with Manslaughter
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Australian Navy Sailor Charged with Manslaughter

A Cairns-based Royal Australian Navy sailor was arrested by the Northern Territory Police (NTPOL) today in relation to a serious assault in Darwin last month. He will answer a charge of manslaughter. The alleged offence is reported to have occurred on 9 August 2014. Defence is assisting NTPOL with

about 12 years ago
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