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Australian Contingent Joins Japanese Ship Bound for Pacific Partnership
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Australian Contingent Joins Japanese Ship Bound for Pacific Partnership

Australian Defence Force medical specialists have embarked on a Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force ship, JDS Kunisaki, as part of Pacific Partnership 2014. During the multi-national program, five ADF medical staff and four support personnel will work with regional partners and agencies to run cl

about 12 years ago
Cobham Gets Survey Contract Extension for Australian Navy
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Cobham Gets Survey Contract Extension for Australian Navy

Cobham Aviation Services has been awarded a five year contract extension by Fugro LADS Corporation Pty Ltd to support the provision of hydrographic survey services for the Royal Australian Navy. Cobham will continue to support Fugro in providing this unique service which involves operating an airb

about 12 years ago
US Naval War College Strengthens Global Maritime Partnerships
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US Naval War College Strengthens Global Maritime Partnerships

More than 100 Naval War College Alumni and guests from 14 different countries discussed important Indo-Asia-Pacific issues at the NWC 10th Regional Alumni Symposium in Manila, Philippines, May 21-23. Rear Adm. Walter E. “Ted” Carter, Jr., president, U.S. Naval War College (NWC) in Newport, R.I., a

about 12 years ago
New Zealand Ministry of Defence, MBDA Ink Sea Ceptor Contract
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New Zealand Ministry of Defence, MBDA Ink Sea Ceptor Contract

The New Zealand Ministry of Defence signed a contract on 21st May with MBDA for the provision of Sea Ceptor for the Local Area Air Defence element of the Royal New Zealand Navy’s ANZAC Frigate Systems Upgrade (FSU) project. This contract confirms the selection of the system by the RNZN for its ANZAC

about 12 years ago
USS George Washington Completes Sea Trials
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USS George Washington Completes Sea Trials

The U.S. Navy’s forward-deployed aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) returned to its forward-operating location of Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan, May 23, after completing sea trials. Sea trials occur over a period of four days, allowing ships to evaluate and assess their equipment s

about 12 years ago
Top News of the Week of May 19 – 25, 2014
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Top News of the Week of May 19 – 25, 2014

More Ukrainian Ships Pull Out from Crimea The evacuation operation of the Ukrainian Navy ships from the Crimea region resumes as more ships redeploy to other naval bases. Yesterday, May 20th saw the departure of several ships and vessels under the agreed arrangements of the Joint Commission of the R

about 12 years ago
Australia: Members of NEOC 50 Embark for Their First Sea Training Deployment
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Australia: Members of NEOC 50 Embark for Their First Sea Training Deployment

More than a hundred members of Australian Navy’s New Entry Officer Course (NEOC) 50 embarked in HMAS Choules for their sea training deployment – a key milestone in their initial training to become qualified officers in the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). NEOC is the foundation course for most new off

about 12 years ago
USS Stethem Changes Command
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USS Stethem Changes Command

The officers and crew of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Stethem (DDG 63) held a change of command ceremony on the ship’s flight deck while in port Fleet Activities Yokosuka, May 20. During the ceremony, Cmdr. John Bradford assumed command of Stethem from Cmdr. Chris Adams, ma

about 12 years ago
MH370: ADV Ocean Shield Arrives Back in Search Area
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MH370: ADV Ocean Shield Arrives Back in Search Area

ADV Ocean Shield has arrived back in the search area. The Autonomous Underwater Vehicle, Bluefin-21, was deployed from the vessel around 2am this morning. It remains underwater on its search mission. Over the next week, Bluefin-21 will search the remaining areas in the vicinity of the acoustic sig

about 12 years ago
Austal Hands Over Second Cape Class Patrol Boat ahead of Schedule
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Austal Hands Over Second Cape Class Patrol Boat ahead of Schedule

Austal Limited (Austal) has delivered the second of eight Cape Class Patrol Boats being supplied to the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service under a $330 million design, build and in-service support contract. Cape Byron was delivered four weeks ahead of its original delivery date. Aust

about 12 years ago
Australian Aircraft Join Anti-Submarine Warfare Exercise
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Australian Aircraft Join Anti-Submarine Warfare Exercise

Royal Australian Air Force AP-3C Orion aircraft have joined forces with the Armed Forces of the Philippines and United States Navy in a test of anti-submarine warfare off the Philippines coast. An AP-3C Orion from No. 92 Wing flew a maritime surveillance sortie in support of a US Navy P-3C using a

about 12 years ago
Operational Tanker Drops Anchor in Sydney, Australia
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Operational Tanker Drops Anchor in Sydney, Australia

The Royal Australian Navy’s Fleet Base West based operational tanker, HMAS Sirius, entered Sydney Harbour this week as part of a visit to Garden Island on the east coast. At over 190m in length, and displacing more than 46,000 tonnes with a full load, Sirius is currently the largest ship in the Na

about 12 years ago
Chief of RAN Receives Singapore’s Prestigious Military Award
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Chief of RAN Receives Singapore’s Prestigious Military Award

The Chief of Navy of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Vice-Admiral (VADM) Ray Griggs, was conferred Singapore’s prestigious military award, the Pingat Jasa Gemilang (Tentera) [or the Meritorious Service Medal (Military)] by President Tony Tan Keng Yam. Minister for Defence Dr Ng Eng Hen presented

about 12 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s MH-60R Romeo Helicopter Gets Its First ALFS
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Royal Australian Navy’s MH-60R Romeo Helicopter Gets Its First ALFS

The Royal Australian Navy’s MH-60R Romeo helicopter has had another system added to its arsenal, with the commencement of dipping operations off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida on 13 May. After five months of flying operations from Naval Air Station (NAS) Jacksonville, NUSQN 725 received its fi

about 12 years ago
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