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US, Korean Navies Complete SALVEX Korea 2016
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US, Korean Navies Complete SALVEX Korea 2016

U.S. Navy and Republic of Korea navy diving and salvage experts wrapped up two weeks of advanced training during Salvage Exercise (SALVEX) Korea 2016, April 21. Building on 30 years of partnership since SALVEX Korea began in 1985, U.S. and ROK navy personnel conducted a series of advanced combined s

about 10 years ago
US Navy Promotes Resiliency Afloat and Ashore for Earth Day
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US Navy Promotes Resiliency Afloat and Ashore for Earth Day

US Navy commands worldwide are observing Earth Day in April through events and activities that demonstrate good environmental stewardship among Sailors and civilian personnel. Events range from tree plantings to shoreline and neighborhood base cleanups, nature tours, school presentations and recycli

about 10 years ago
U.S. committee calls for bringing shipbuilding funding to Reagan era levels
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U.S. committee calls for bringing shipbuilding funding to Reagan era levels

The Seapower Subcommittee, an arm of the U.S. House Armed Services Committee, wants the U.S. Navy’s shipbuilding budget to be increased to $20,6 billion which, if authorized, would be the highest level of shipbuilding funding, accounting for inflation, since President Reagan was in office. The subco

about 10 years ago
EU High Representative visits Operation Sophia flagship one year after 800 drown off Italy
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EU High Representative visits Operation Sophia flagship one year after 800 drown off Italy

High Representative of the European Union and Vice President of the European Commission, Federica Mogherini, accompanied by Pedro Serrano EEAS Deputy Secretary General and General, Michail Kostarakos, Chairman of EU Military Committee (EUMC), visited the Italian Aircraft Carrier Cavour, EUNAVFOR MED

about 10 years ago
Mitsubishi Heavy opens Sydney subsidiary anticipating Aussie submarine contract
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Mitsubishi Heavy opens Sydney subsidiary anticipating Aussie submarine contract

One of three contenders for the Australian $50 billion submarine construction contract, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, has launched operations at MHI Australia in Sydney. The Japanese shipbuilder said the aim of the new subsidiary was to “strengthen ties with Australia’s governmental institutions and

about 10 years ago
Germany hosts 13th Naval War College symposium
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Germany hosts 13th Naval War College symposium

Representatives from the navies of 27 nations met at Naval War College’s latest regional alumni symposium held in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, to discuss issues facing the group and how to meet common challenges. From April 12-14, the represented nations, mostly European and North American, disc

about 10 years ago
Australian Hobart destroyer revs main engine for first time
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Australian Hobart destroyer revs main engine for first time

Australian Shipbuilding Corporation (ASC) and the Air Warfare Destroyer (AWD) Alliance marked a major milestone in the construction of the Hobart-class destroyers when one of the main engines that will drive the propellers of NUSHIP Hobart was started. The large 5650kW Bravo V16 Propulsion Diesel en

about 10 years ago
Australia starts unrolling shipbuilding plans
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Australia starts unrolling shipbuilding plans

Austal, the West Australian shipbuilding company, is the first to benefit from the Australian shipbuilding program outlined in the recently released Defence White Paper. The company said that it was awarded preferred tenderer status by the Commonwealth of Australia for the Pacific Patrol Boats Repla

about 10 years ago
Asia Pacific exercise Bersama Shield kicks off
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Asia Pacific exercise Bersama Shield kicks off

Exercise Bersama Shield, an annual Five Power Defence Arrangements (FPDA) Field Training Exercise, started April 18. The exercise is attended by the founding members of the Five Power Defence Arrangements: Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and the United Kingdom. More than 200 Australian D

about 10 years ago
Japanese submarine enters Sydney for first time since WWII
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Japanese submarine enters Sydney for first time since WWII

Royal Australian Navy and Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force ships have gathered in Sydney to conduct the bilateral Exercise Nichi Gou Trident from April 15-26. Two Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force destroyers JS Umigiri (DD158), JS Asayuki (DD132) and one submarine, JS Hakuryu (SS 503) are tak

about 10 years ago
HMAS Parramatta to undock next week
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HMAS Parramatta to undock next week

Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class frigate HMAS Parramatta (FFH 154) is to be undocked next week in Henderson, Western Australia, BAE Systems announced. Parramatta is the sixth Anzac-class frigate to undergo the anti-ship missile defense upgrade initiated by the Australian government in 2007. In to

about 10 years ago
US Navy progresses Next Generation Jammer program
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US Navy progresses Next Generation Jammer program

In a move which marked a new step in the U.S. Navy’s Next Generation Jammer electronic warfare system, the U.S. Navy has awarded Raytheon a $1 billion contract for Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) of NGJ prototypes. The contract will see Raytheon deliver 15 Engineering Development Mod

about 10 years ago
PHOTO: Oman names new support vessels in Australia
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PHOTO: Oman names new support vessels in Australia

Two high speed support vessels (HSSV) constructed by Austal for the Royal Navy of Oman have been officially named during a ceremony held at Austal’s Henderson, Australia shipyard April 15. The first vessel – RNOV Al Mubshir (S11) – is on schedule for delivery in the first half of 2016 while the seco

about 10 years ago
Danish frigates to receive air and missile defense upgrades
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Danish frigates to receive air and missile defense upgrades

Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) has signed a contract with Danish company Terma for Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD) upgrades for its Iver Huitfeld-class frigates. Under the contract Terma will provide DALO with study and advisory support within the Ballistic Mi

about 10 years ago
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