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F-35B ready USS Wasp arrives at new homeport in Sasebo, Japan
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F-35B ready USS Wasp arrives at new homeport in Sasebo, Japan

US Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Wasp (LHD 1) arrived in Sasebo, Japan, on January 14, to become the forward-deployed amphibious assault ship in 7th Fleet. USS Wasp, which has undergone significant upgrades to be able to land and launch the US Marine Corp’s F-35B Joint Strike Fighter, completed

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy frigate HMS Sutherland starts Asia Pacific deployment
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Royal Navy frigate HMS Sutherland starts Asia Pacific deployment

Royal Navy frigate HMS Sutherland and her crew started a somewhat out-of-the-ordinary deployment on January 9, getting underway from their homeport at HM Naval Base Devonport. What is special about the Type 23 frigate’s deployment is that Sutherland will be the first Royal Navy vessel to operate in

about 8 years ago
Australian frigate HMAS Warramunga on drug interception spree with third capture in two weeks
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Australian frigate HMAS Warramunga on drug interception spree with third capture in two weeks

The Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class frigate HMAS Warramunga aced her third Arabian Sea drug interception in two weeks on January 7, bringing the total value of drugs seized to an estimated value of AU$629 million. The latest operation saw the frigate’s crew seize 111 kilograms of heroin valued a

about 8 years ago
Australian frigate makes second major drug haul in a week
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Australian frigate makes second major drug haul in a week

The crew of Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Warramunga seized 3.5 tons of narcotics on January 3, days after making a record 8-ton hashish interception on December 27-29. During the latest operation, HMAS Warramunga seized illicit narcotics during a night-time operation in the Arabian Sea with he

about 8 years ago
UGL, Babcock joint venture lands AU$200m Australian Navy contract
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UGL, Babcock joint venture lands AU$200m Australian Navy contract

The joint venture team composed of UK defense contractor Babcock and Australia’s UGL has been awarded a new five year agreement for the maintenance of Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class frigates. Under a contract worth around £115 million (AU$200 million), the Naval Ship Management (NSM) joint vent

about 8 years ago
Australian frigate HMAS Warramunga seizes eight tons of hashish in Arabian Sea
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Australian frigate HMAS Warramunga seizes eight tons of hashish in Arabian Sea

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Warramunga seized almost eight tons of hashish and 69 kilograms of heroin from three separate vessels in the Arabian Sea over a course of two days. The crew of Warramunga seized the drugs in an operation spanning between December 27 and 29, 2017. According to the A

about 8 years ago
Australian Navy releases new image of submarine wreck
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Australian Navy releases new image of submarine wreck

The Royal Australian Navy has shared a new image of HMAS AE1, its first submarine which was located this week off Papua New Guinea after a 103-year search. The navy said the new image is providing researchers with “valuable new clues about the final moments of the boat and her 35 crew.” Compiled by

about 8 years ago
South Korean Coast Guard opens fire at intruding Chinese fishing vessels
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South Korean Coast Guard opens fire at intruding Chinese fishing vessels

The South Korean Coast Guard was forced to fire over 200 rounds during a confrontation with dozens of Chinese vessels fishing illegally in South Korean waters on Tuesday. Coast Guard officials said the vessels were caught in South Korean exclusive economic zone waters off the country’s west coast. O

about 8 years ago
HMAS AE1 – Royal Australian Navy’s first submarine found off Papua New Guinea
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HMAS AE1 – Royal Australian Navy’s first submarine found off Papua New Guinea

Royal Australian Navy’s first commissioned submarine, the HMAS AE1, has been located 103 years after going under during World War I. The fate of 800 ton AE1 and her 35 crew members has remained one of the persistent mysteries of Australia’s military history. It was the first loss for the Royal Austr

about 8 years ago
CEC sensor-netting system ready for Australian Navy air warfare destroyers
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CEC sensor-netting system ready for Australian Navy air warfare destroyers

US defense contractor Raytheon announced it has completed design, development and testing of its Cooperative Engagement Capability system which will provide the Australian Navy’s new Hobart-class destroyers with enhanced air warfare capabilities. The systems are yet to be certified by the US Navy, h

about 8 years ago
Naval Group issues first RFIs for Australia’s Future Submarines
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Naval Group issues first RFIs for Australia’s Future Submarines

French shipbuilder Naval Group has released first expressions of interest (EOIs) and requests for information (RFIs) for major equipment and common technologies on the Royal Australian Navy’s Future Submarine program. “We are seeking Australian companies to take part in the largest defense acquisiti

about 8 years ago
Australian government announces $20m contract for destroyer sustainment
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Australian government announces $20m contract for destroyer sustainment

The Australian government on December 13 announced a AU$20 million contract for the upkeep of Royal Australian Navy air warfare destroyers. The contract, awarded to BAE Systems and Raytheon Australia, will see the creation of 50 new jobs at Raytheon’s Macquarie Park facility in Sydney. Today’s annou

about 8 years ago
Australia bolsters naval shipbuilding workforce retention strategy
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Australia bolsters naval shipbuilding workforce retention strategy

In a bid to keep as many skilled naval shipbuilders within the industry, the Australian defense industry minister announced that shipbuilders currently working on the air warfare destroyer project would transition to support Collins-class submarine sustainment work as the destroyer project winds dow

about 8 years ago
Australian Navy frigate HMAS Darwin retires after 33 years of service
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Australian Navy frigate HMAS Darwin retires after 33 years of service

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Darwin concluded her 33 years of service and was decommissioned in a ceremony at her homeport of Garden Island, Sydney. In a ceremony on December 9, Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Tim Barrett, paid tribute to the service of the ship’s company past and present. “Darwin

about 8 years ago
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