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HMAS Choules plays dual role in exercise Southern Katipo
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HMAS Choules plays dual role in exercise Southern Katipo

While bringing soldiers and marines from Australia and Tonga to New Zealand for exercise Southern Katipo 2017, Royal Australian Navy landing ship HMAS Choules became part of the exercise scenario at Picton Harbor. Choules demonstrated her versatility when she arrived alongside at Picton in New Zeala

about 9 years ago
HMAS Hobart sets sail as commissioned warship for first time
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HMAS Hobart sets sail as commissioned warship for first time

The first of Royal Australian Navy’s new Aegis-equipped destroyers HMAS Hobart got underway on October 18, setting sail for the first time as a commissioned warship. Her departure from Fleet Base East, Garden Island, Sydney on Wednesday heralded the much anticipated return to sea for the Guided Miss

about 9 years ago
Australian Maritime Technologies returns after tkMSA buyout
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Australian Maritime Technologies returns after tkMSA buyout

The management of thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Australia (tkMSA) announced it completed the buyout of the business from its parent company. On September 1, the ownership of thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Australia transferred to its management team who renamed the company to Australian Maritime Technolo

about 9 years ago
Australia awards AUD$5.9m of Defence Innovation Hub contracts
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Australia awards AUD$5.9m of Defence Innovation Hub contracts

The Australian defense minister on October 20 announced AUD$5.9 million worth of contracts awarded to companies through the Defence Innovation Hub. The Australian government’s Defence Innovation Hub was launched in December 2016 with the aim of helping Australian companies mature and further develop

about 9 years ago
After Sasebo visit, Australian warships head for Yokosuka and exercise Nichi Gou Trident
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After Sasebo visit, Australian warships head for Yokosuka and exercise Nichi Gou Trident

Royal Australian Navy warships HMAS Melbourne and HMAS Parramatta concluded their first Japan port call in Sasebo and headed for Yokosuka where they are to take part in exercises with the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF). Adelaide-class guided-missile frigate Melbourne and Anzac-class friga

about 9 years ago
US Navy surges cruiser Monterey following recent collisions
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US Navy surges cruiser Monterey following recent collisions

The US Navy has deployed Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Monterey (CG 61) and will deploy another destroyer to make up lost ballistic missile defense capability after two guided missile destroyers were severely damaged in recent collisions. USS Monterey departed Naval Station Norfolk Oc

about 9 years ago
Australia, Indonesia carry out trilateral maritime patrol
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Australia, Indonesia carry out trilateral maritime patrol

The Australian Border Force worked with Indonesian Coast Guard and ministry of marine affairs and fisheries to carry out a trilateral maritime security patrol in the Timor Sea north-west of Darwin. The patrol, which targeted illegal exploitation of natural resources, concluded on October 11. Operati

about 9 years ago
Australia starting construction of Osborne South shipyard
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Australia starting construction of Osborne South shipyard

The Australian government announced it has selected Lendlease as the managing contractor for the construction of the Osborne South shipyard revealing the project is anticipated to create 600 jobs at its peak. Preparatory works are starting this month, while the the new shipbuilding infrastructure sh

about 9 years ago
Report outlines economic benefits of naval shipbuilding in South Australia
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Report outlines economic benefits of naval shipbuilding in South Australia

The Australian defense industry minister has launched the Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) Australia’s report which outlines the economic benefits naval shipbuilding is expected to have on South Australia. This report estimates some 3500 direct shipbuilding jobs and an overall 8000 new jobs would be cr

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy ships host Philippine president in Manila
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Australian Navy ships host Philippine president in Manila

Royal Australian Navy ships Adelaide and Darwin have welcomed senior Philippine government and military officials during their visit to the country as part of their Indo-Pacific deployment. On October 11, landing helicopter dock HMAS Adelaide welcomed aboard a delegation led by Philippines president

about 9 years ago
Australian frigate deploys to Middle East
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Australian frigate deploys to Middle East

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Warramunga departed Fleet Base East at Garden Island, Sydney for nine months of maritime security operations in the Middle East. The frigate and her crew of 190 were farewelled by Australian defense minister, Senator Marise Payne, and the Chief of Navy, Vice Admira

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy-hosted Sea Power Conference concludes in Sydney
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Australian Navy-hosted Sea Power Conference concludes in Sydney

The Royal Australian Navy-hosted Sea Power Conference concluded after three days of presentations, bilateral meetings, industry engagements and discussions on the future of naval operations and maritime capabilities. The Sea Power Conference explored the theme ‘Navy and the Nation’ and featured pres

about 9 years ago
Australia brings in Leonardo for submarine information management software upgrade
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Australia brings in Leonardo for submarine information management software upgrade

The Australian defense department has contracted Leonardo to deliver its information management software for the upgrade of the Royal Australian Navy’s Collins-class submarine fleet. The contract, called ‘Submarine Communication Information Exchange Management’ (SCIEM), is part of Australia’s Projec

about 9 years ago
CEA Technologies gets A$148m contract for Anzac radar upgrades
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CEA Technologies gets A$148m contract for Anzac radar upgrades

Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class frigates are getting upgraded air search radars which are to be delivered by CEA Technologies under a A$148 million contract. The frigates will be receiving the new CEAFAR2-L radar as part of a larger Mid-Life Capability Assurance Program (AMCAP). AMCAP will modif

about 9 years ago
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