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Top News of the Week Dec 2 – 7
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Top News of the Week Dec 2 – 7

Fire aboard Indian Navy Ship Indian Navy warship INS Konkan caught fire during repair in Vizag on Wednesday, as informed by the Indian Express. INS Konkan, a Pondicherry class minesweeper acquired from Russia, was undergoing a refit at naval base Vizag when the accident occurred. Australian Warships

about 13 years ago
LHD Ship Prepares for Transit to Australia
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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
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
STS Young Endeavour Returns to Australia
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STS Young Endeavour Returns to Australia

STS Young Endeavour has returned to Australia following the Sydney Auckland Tall Ship Regatta and the ship’s New Zealand Voyage Program. It was Young Endeavour’s first overseas visit in seven years, and the young Australians on board certainly made the most of it, spending several weeks exploring th

about 13 years ago
Australia: Politics on Hold during Naval Visit
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Australia: Politics on Hold during Naval Visit

Three federal politicians were given a hands-on experience of life in the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) recently, when they visited HMAS Creswell as part of the Australian Defence Force Parliamentary Program 2013. Parliamentary Secretary for Defence, the Hon. Darren Chester MP, together with Parliamen

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
Australia: Chief of Army Reviews Parade of Navy Graduates
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Australia: Chief of Army Reviews Parade of Navy Graduates

The 49th New Entry Officers’ Course has graduated from the Royal Australian Naval College, at HMAS Creswell. It was just last week that the graduating officers were completing a four-day leadership exercise in the field, demanding fitness, decision-making and command skills, but it will seem like a

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
HMAS Waller Returns Home
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HMAS Waller Returns Home

After almost five months away, HMAS Waller graciously berthed back at her home port of Fleet Base West last week. As she arrived alongside, she was welcomed by crew member’s families and members of the Submarine Force. Her return marked the end of a series of exercise engagements and port visits in

about 13 years ago
Guided-Missile Cruiser Returns to Pearl Harbor
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Guided-Missile Cruiser Returns to Pearl Harbor

The Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Chosin (CG 65) returned to its homeport of Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Nov. 22 from a deployment to the Western Pacific. Commanded by Capt. Patrick Kelly, the ship and its crew of nearly 340 Sailors departed Hawaii on April 30th and conducted integ

about 13 years ago
Thales Australia Bags Adelaide Frigates Support Contract
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Thales Australia Bags Adelaide Frigates Support Contract

A multi-million dollar contract has been signed with Thales Australia for in-service support on four Royal Australian Navy (RAN) ships, Australian Chief Executive Officer of the Defence Materiel Organisation (DMO), Mr Warren King, announced today. Mr King said the $46 million contract provides suppo

about 13 years ago
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