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Australian Navy Gets First Pair of MH-60R Helicopters
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Australian Navy Gets First Pair of MH-60R Helicopters

Aircrew, maintainers and support personnel of Royal Australian Navy (RAN) 725 Squadron marked another milestone Dec. 12 when their first pair of MH-60R Seahawk helicopters touched down at Naval Air Station (NAS) Jacksonville, after a two-day flight from the Lockheed Martin facility in Owego, N.Y. Pi

about 12 years ago
GALLERY: HMAS Tobruk’s Crew Return after Assisting Philippines
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GALLERY: HMAS Tobruk’s Crew Return after Assisting Philippines

“We have very hard working people in the ADF. They have worked tirelessly to assist in the multi-national response and we can be very proud of what they have achieved.” Royal Australian Navy ship HMAS Tobruk has returned to Townsville to disembark 35 Army personnel and unload equipment following Aus

about 12 years ago
Australian Navy Personnel Return from Training in Spain
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Australian Navy Personnel Return from Training in Spain

Fifteen Navy personnel returned from Spain yesterday after completing a seven week course to learn how to drive and operate the Navy’s new Landing Craft Mechanical 1E (LCM1E). The Spanish Armada LCM1E School based in Cadiz ran the course for 11 members of NUSHIP Canberra along with external agency t

about 12 years ago
Top News of the Week Dec 9 – 14
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Top News of the Week Dec 9 – 14

First 125 Class German Navy Frigate Christened The first of a total of four 125 Class frigates for the German Navy was today christened “Baden-Württemberg” at a ceremony at the Hamburg site of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems – a company of ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions. This is an important mileston

about 12 years ago
UK Warship Completes Aid Mission in the Philippines
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UK Warship Completes Aid Mission in the Philippines

Royal Navy amphibious helicopter carrier, HMS Illustrious, has been thanked by senior members of the Philippine government in Manila as the ship completes her task of supporting the disaster relief mission following Typhoon Haiyan. HMS Illustrious has been in the Philippines since 25 November delive

about 13 years ago
HMAS Tobruk Completes Mission in the Philippines
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HMAS Tobruk Completes Mission in the Philippines

HMAS Tobruk has completed its mission in the Philippines and is returning to Australia with a load of Army engineer machinery, vehicles and 35 Army personnel. A small Recovery Support Force of 65 combat engineers, tradesmen and support personnel, mostly from Townsville’s 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment

about 13 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s DGST Sails for Important Antarctic Mission
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Royal Australian Navy’s DGST Sails for Important Antarctic Mission

Cold weather gear, check. Survey equipment, check. Nine metre survey launch built specifically for hydrographic survey duties in Antarctica, check. The Royal Australian Navy’s Deployable Geospatial Support Team (DGST) moved into their new home the RSV Aurora Australis this week to embark on an excit

about 13 years ago
UK Warship Stops for Gas
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UK Warship Stops for Gas

HMS Illustrious took a short break from delivering humanitarian aid in the Philippines. “Lusty” met up with the US tanker USNS Richard E Byrd in the Sulu Sea just to the west of the central Philippines island of Panay to top up fuel. During the three hour encounter, around 1200 cubic metres of fuel

about 13 years ago
D+I Conference Scheduled for End of July in Adelaide, Australia
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D+I Conference Scheduled for End of July in Adelaide, Australia

Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Defence Materiel Organisation Mr Warren King today announced that the Defence and Industry (D+I) Conference will be held in Adelaide from 29 to 30 July 2014. “The Conference will bring together Defence officials and representatives of Defence Industry from a

about 13 years ago
Australian Navy Takes Delivery of First MH-60R Helicopters from US
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Australian Navy Takes Delivery of First MH-60R Helicopters from US

The Royal Australian Navy accepted the first two MH-60R helicopters from the U.S. Navy in a ceremony yesterday at the Lockheed Martin facility in Owego, N.Y. “The advanced anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare capabilities of the MH-60 Romeo are a game-changer in shifting the advantage from the su

about 13 years ago
Australia to Present LCH to Papua New Guinea
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Australia to Present LCH to Papua New Guinea

Australian Minister for Defence Senator David Johnston today met with Dr Fabian Pok, Papua New Guinea’s Minister for Defence, for the inaugural Australia-Papua New Guinea Defence Ministers’ Meeting. “This was my first meeting with Dr Pok, and we had valuable discussions on how Australia and Papua Ne

about 13 years ago
HMAS Tobruk Bound Home after Relief Mission in Philippines
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HMAS Tobruk Bound Home after Relief Mission in Philippines

HMAS Tobruk has completed its mission in the Philippines and is returning to Australia with a load of Army engineer machinery, vehicles and 35 Army personnel. A small Recovery Support Force of 65 combat engineers, tradesmen and support personnel, mostly from Townsville’s 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment

about 13 years ago
HMAS Penguin Redeveloped Facilities Open
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HMAS Penguin Redeveloped Facilities Open

After two years of construction, the upgraded Royal Australian Navy Diving School and the Submarine and Underwater Medicine Unit (SUMU) were officially opened at a ceremony at HMAS Penguin today. Deputy Chief of Navy Rear Admiral Michael van Balen, was joined by current and former members of the Nav

about 13 years ago
USS Shiloh to Participate in Trilateral Naval Exercise with UK and ROK
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USS Shiloh to Participate in Trilateral Naval Exercise with UK and ROK

The Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Shiloh (CG 67) will join ships from the United Kingdom and the Republic of Korea navy Dec. 8-9 for a trilateral naval exercise in waters to the south of the Korean Peninsula. The naval exercise is aimed at improving teamwork and interoperability betwe

about 13 years ago
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