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Australia starts upgrade of naval base HMAS Stirling
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Australia starts upgrade of naval base HMAS Stirling

An AUD $367 million project to upgrade the Royal Australian Navy base HMAS Stirling got underway on November 10 as Australia’s defense minister Marise Payne and Western Australia senator Slade Brockman joined the sod-turning ceremony to mark the ceremonial start of the upgrade. Located on Garden Isl

about 9 years ago
Australia allocates AUD$500,000 to help find Navy’s first submarine HMAS AE1
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Australia allocates AUD$500,000 to help find Navy’s first submarine HMAS AE1

The Australian government is giving out AUD $500,000 to support an expedition aiming to find HMAS AE1, the first submarine to enter service with the Royal Australian Navy. Defense minister Marise Payne announced the government would match a private investment which would allow Find AE1 Limited to pr

about 9 years ago
UK eyeing Australian CEAFAR radar for future warships
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UK eyeing Australian CEAFAR radar for future warships

The UK defense ministry is considering the use of an Australian-developed radar on future Royal Navy ships. The announcement was made by UK under secretary of state for defense procurement, Harriet Baldwin during her visit to Adelaide on Friday. Baldwin said the UK would conduct a capability study t

about 9 years ago
Damen contracts Taylor Bros to build landing barges for Australian icebreaker RSV Nuyina
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Damen contracts Taylor Bros to build landing barges for Australian icebreaker RSV Nuyina

Dutch shipbuilder Damen has contracted Taylor Bros of Tasmania to build two Antarctic landing barges for the RSV Nuyina, Australia’s new icebreaker currently under construction in Galati, Romania. RSV Nuyina was laid down in August this year and is set to be delivered by 2020. The vessel will be ope

about 9 years ago
USS Ashland returns from five-month Indo-Asia-Pacific deployment
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USS Ashland returns from five-month Indo-Asia-Pacific deployment

US Navy’s amphibious dock landing ship USS Ashland (LSD 48) returned to her forward-deployed base in Sasebo, Japan, November 8, after completing a five-month deployment in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. Ashland departed Sasebo, May 26, and during five months at sea, completed multiple exercises, asse

about 9 years ago
Thailand hosts first ever ASEAN multilateral naval exercise AMNEX 2017
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Thailand hosts first ever ASEAN multilateral naval exercise AMNEX 2017

Thailand is set to host the navies of ASEAN countries for the first ever multilateral naval exercise AMNEX 2017 this month. Having earlier been designated as the host of the ASEAN International Fleet Review, Royal Thai Navy will also host the first iteration of AMNEX on and around Sattahip Naval Bas

about 9 years ago
HMAS Adelaide concludes Papua New Guinea visit
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HMAS Adelaide concludes Papua New Guinea visit

Royal Australian Navy’s landing helicopter dock HMAS Adelaide wrapped up a visit to Port Moresby where it welcomed Papua New Guinea’s political and defense leaders. Prior to the ship’s departure Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, Peter O’Neill visited the ship after arriving by an embarked MRH-90 m

about 9 years ago
Korean, US, Australian warships hone interdiction skills off South Korea
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Korean, US, Australian warships hone interdiction skills off South Korea

Ships from the navies of the United States, Australia and South Korea met up off the coast of South Korea for a multilateral maritime interdiction operations (MIO) exercise. US Navy destroyer USS Chafee (DDG 90) and Royal Australian Navy frigates HMAS Melbourne (FFG 05) and HMAS Parramatta joined th

about 9 years ago
Austal to build two pacific patrol boats for Timor Leste
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Austal to build two pacific patrol boats for Timor Leste

Timor Leste has agreed to have two Guardian-class pacific patrol boats (PPBs) built by Australian shipbuilder Austal. This was announced by the Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull and Timor-Leste Prime Minister, Mari Alkatiri, at the Asia Pacific conference in Perth, Australia. Timor Leste i

about 9 years ago
Australia upgrading Nulka missile decoy with AU$200m boost
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Australia upgrading Nulka missile decoy with AU$200m boost

The Australian government announced AU$200 million in funding for upgrades to the Australian-developed Nulka anti-ship missile decoy in use by the Australian and ally navies. Nulka is a rocket propelled active missile decoy designed to entice hostile radio frequency guided anti-ship missiles away fr

about 9 years ago
Australian companies bag UK Type 26 contracts
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Australian companies bag UK Type 26 contracts

Two Australian companies have received contracts for work on the UK Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates, Australian defense industry minister announced November 2. Christopher Pyne said Type 26 main contractor BAE Systems chose Tasmanian-based Liferaft Systems Australia to provide the ship’s Marine Ev

about 9 years ago
Australian frigate HMAS Darwin on final visit to namesake city
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Australian frigate HMAS Darwin on final visit to namesake city

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Darwin pulled into her namesake city one last time after 33 years of service and more than a million nautical miles underway. Following a two month deployment to the Indo-Pacific region, the Royal Australian Navy’s most senior warship stopped in Darwin on November

about 9 years ago
Australia, South Korea ready for anti-submarine warfare exercise Haedoli Wallaby
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Australia, South Korea ready for anti-submarine warfare exercise Haedoli Wallaby

Naval assets from Australia and South Korea are ready to kick off the bilateral anti-submarine warfare exercise Haedoli Wallaby off the coast of South Korea. The three-day exercise starts on November 1 and is aimed at demonstrating a shared commitment by Australia and the ROK to regional security an

about 9 years ago
Indo-Pacific Endeavour: HMAS Adelaide, Darwin stop in Singapore
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Indo-Pacific Endeavour: HMAS Adelaide, Darwin stop in Singapore

Royal Australian Navy’s landing helicopter dock HMAS Adelaide and frigate HMAS Darwin made a stop in Singapore as part of their Indo-Pacific Endeavour deployment. The focus of the two ship’s visit to Singapore was to strengthen humanitarian assistance and disaster relief interoperability with the Si

about 9 years ago
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