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LHD Ship Prepares for Transit to Australia
Amphibious & Support Ships

LHD Ship Prepares for Transit to Australia

On Monday, Australia’s second Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) ship departed the Navantia Ferrol Dockyard in Spain for a short trip south to Vigo, where she will be loaded onto the Dockwise Heavy Lift Ship (HLS) Blue Marlin for transit to Australia. Weather permitting, Blue Marlin is scheduled to depar

about 13 years ago
Japan: GWSG Finishes 2013 Patrol
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Japan: GWSG Finishes 2013 Patrol

The USS George Washington Strike Group (GWSG) returned to its forward-operating location of Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan, Dec. 5, to conclude the second half of its 2013 patrol. The GWSG participated in three joint-training exercises with regional partners, conducted three goodwill po

about 13 years ago
Australia: Shore Force Commander Pays Visit to Navy’s Brisbane Base
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Australia: Shore Force Commander Pays Visit to Navy’s Brisbane Base

Recently, Captain John Vandyke, the Royal Australian Navy’s Commander Shore Forces (COMSHORFOR), paid a visit to the Commanding Officer Navy Headquarters – South Queensland (NHQ-SQ), Commander Peter Tedman, and his headquarters staff. It was CAPT Vandyke’s first official visit to a Navy establishmen

about 13 years ago
Harper Government Awards Contracts for Canadian Coast Guard Ships
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Harper Government Awards Contracts for Canadian Coast Guard Ships

The Honourable Gail Shea, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, and the Honourable Leona Aglukkaq, Minister of the Environment, Minister of the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency and Minister for the Arctic Council, yesterday announced the award of two contracts totaling $1.1M to Northern Tra

about 13 years ago
Solomon Islands Rendered Safer
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Solomon Islands Rendered Safer

Operation RENDER SAFE, the Australian Defence Force (ADF) Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) mission in Solomon Islands has been a “spectacular success” according to the head of the Task Force Commander, Commander Doug Griffiths. Commander Griffiths said the team located more than 10,000 items of une

about 13 years ago
Selex ES Hired for ANZAC Frigates’ Communications Upgrade
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Selex ES Hired for ANZAC Frigates’ Communications Upgrade

Australian Department of Defence has awarded two multi-million dollar contracts to Selex ES Ltd for the acquisition and support of modernised communication systems for the Royal Australian Navy’s eight ANZAC Class frigates, Defence Minister Senator David Johnston announced today. Senator Johnston sa

about 13 years ago
HMAS Melville Conducts Anti-Aircraft Drills
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HMAS Melville Conducts Anti-Aircraft Drills

HS BLUE Crew embarked in HMAS Melville recently to complete maritime skills evaluation, unit readiness evaluation and mission readiness evaluation before proceeding on survey operations near Bathurst Island, Northern Territory. During a break in surveying, HS BLUE made a detour to the military pract

about 13 years ago
HMS Daring’s Lynx Helicopter Plays Vital Role in Philippines Relief Mission
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HMS Daring’s Lynx Helicopter Plays Vital Role in Philippines Relief Mission

HMS Daring’s Lynx proved indispensable in first finding devastated remote communities in the Philippines – then delivering vital aid to them. During a hectic five days of flying, the helicopter carried more than eight tonnes of aid, ferried 150 people about and got to villages far beyond the reach o

about 13 years ago
Australia: Submarine Escape and Rescue Exercise Draws to Close
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Australia: Submarine Escape and Rescue Exercise Draws to Close

An intensive three week submarine escape and rescue exercise has drawn to a close off the east coast of Australia. During Exercise BLACK CARILLON 2013, members of Navy’s Submarine Force simulated being evacuated from HMAS Farncomb, which was bottomed in 112 metres of water, in the James Fisher Rescu

about 13 years ago
Australia: CEA Technologies Tasked with CEAFAR Radar Development
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Australia: CEA Technologies Tasked with CEAFAR Radar Development

A Standing Offer contract has been awarded to Canberra based company CEA Technologies, to develop high powered Phased Array Radar technology, Australian Minister for Defence Senator David Johnston today announced. The contract relates to development of systems based on the CEAFAR radar that would su

about 13 years ago
ASC Inks Multi-Million Dollar Contract with Defence Materiel Organisation
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ASC Inks Multi-Million Dollar Contract with Defence Materiel Organisation

ASC has signed a $57 million contract with the Defence Materiel Organisation (DMO) to update the control management and monitoring systems for the Royal Australian Navy’s Collins Class submarines. Minister for Defence, Senator David Johnston today announced the multi-million dollar contract for the

about 13 years ago
USS Freedom Delivers Supplies to Philippines
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USS Freedom Delivers Supplies to Philippines

USS Freedom (LCS 1) delivered 10 pallets of humanitarian assistance and disaster relief supplies to officials from the Armed Forces of the Philippines Nov. 24. The delivery was part of Operation Damayan and occurred in Tacloban – one of the areas hardest hit by Typhoon Haiyan/Yolanda. Supported by U

about 13 years ago
Pacific Fleet Commander Reaffirms Alliance, Rebalance in ROK
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Pacific Fleet Commander Reaffirms Alliance, Rebalance in ROK

Adm. Harry B. Harris Jr., commander of U.S. Pacific Fleet, visited South Korea Nov. 21-22, meeting with senior military and government leaders to reaffirm the U.S. Navy’s commitment to the alliance with the Republic of Korea (ROK) and the ongoing U.S. rebalance to the Pacific. During the two-day vis

about 13 years ago
USS Cowpens Flight Deck Stands Ready
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USS Cowpens Flight Deck Stands Ready

PHILIPPINE SEA -Ticonderoga guided-missile cruiser USS Cowpens (CG 63) flight deck crew have been operating non-stop during daylight hours in support of Operation Damayan. Damayan, which translates to “to help those in need” in Tagalog, has been the Cowpens’ focus in the aftermath of super Typhoon H

about 13 years ago
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