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HMAS Melbourne foils another heroin shipment
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HMAS Melbourne foils another heroin shipment

The crew of the Royal Australian Navy’s guided missile frigate HMAS Melbourne made their fifth drug seizure in Operation Manitou as they seized around 65kg of heroin from a dhow in the Indian Ocean. The hidden drugs were discovered when Melbourne’s boarding party searched a suspect vessel during Mel

about 10 years ago
Civmec acquires shipbuilding company and facilities
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Civmec acquires shipbuilding company and facilities

Australian engineering company Civmec announced February 2 that the company has completed the acquisition of one of Australia’s largest major engineering and shipbuilding companies, Forgacs. In November 2015, Civmec announced it would acquire ‘certain assets and the Forgacs name’ with the aim of exp

about 10 years ago
Middle East: Australian Change of Command
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Middle East: Australian Change of Command

A Royal Australian Navy Admiral last week transferred the command the Australian Defence Forces’ Joint Task Force 633, which operates in the Middle East to an Air Marshal. During a transfer of authority ceremony held at Camp Baird, Australia’s main operating base in the Middle East, Rear Admiral Tre

about 10 years ago
HMAS Adelaide joins Australia Day celebrations
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HMAS Adelaide joins Australia Day celebrations

Royal Australian Navy’s newest warship, HMAS Adelaide, took part in the Sydney Australia Day celebrations, hosting many of the Australian officials and prominent people. The 27,500 tonne ship dwarfed other ships in harbour as she took prime position in Circular Quay for the midday ‘Salute to Austral

about 10 years ago
On this day in history: Japanese submarine sunk in Australian waters
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On this day in history: Japanese submarine sunk in Australian waters

On this day in history, January 20, 1942, the Bathurst class corvette, HMAS Deloraine led by Lieutenant Commander DA Menlove (Royal Australian Naval Reserve) attacked and sunk the Japanese submarine I-124 north of Darwin, Australia. Another two of the overall sixty Australian minesweepers, commonly

about 10 years ago
Chinese Rear Admiral visits ITS Carabinere
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Chinese Rear Admiral visits ITS Carabinere

The Force Commander of the Chinese Escort Task Group 576, Rear Admiral Chen Qiangnan, was welcomed on board ITS Carabiniere by Rear Admiral Stefano Barbieri on January 17. Rear Admiral Qiangnan, on board the Luhu-Class destroyer CNS Qingdao, met with ITS Carabinere at sea. After a tour of the Italia

about 10 years ago
HMAS Dechaineux Returns Home
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HMAS Dechaineux Returns Home

HMAS Dechaineux returned to her home port at Fleet Base West just before Christmas, following a six month deployment to Asia and the east coast of Australia. Her return marked 176 days since leaving her home port and she steamed 24,000 miles in what was a busy period. A large number of sailors and o

about 10 years ago
USS Ronald Reagan Welcomes UK Officials Aboard
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USS Ronald Reagan Welcomes UK Officials Aboard

The U.S. Navy’s only forward-deployed aircraft carrier, USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76), hosted nine officials from the United Kingdom (U.K.), on January 8. Rear Adm. John Alexander, commander, Battle Force 7th Fleet, and Capt. Brett Crozier, Ronald Reagan’s executive officer, welcomed aboard the Right H

about 10 years ago
HMAS Darwin trains with Chinese PLA Navy
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HMAS Darwin trains with Chinese PLA Navy

Australian Navy’s Adelaide-Class frigate, HMAS Darwin, has conducted a passage exercise with the Chinese People’s Liberation Army-Navy Escort Task Group 152 off the coast of Queensland, Australia. Darwin departed Sydney on December 30 to assume duties as part of Operation MANITOU, which is the Austr

about 10 years ago
STS Young Endeavour circumnavigates the world
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STS Young Endeavour circumnavigates the world

The Royal Australian Navy’s Sail Training Ship (STS) Young Endeavour sailed into Fremantle, Australia today, completing a year-long circumnavigation of the world. During the 12-month voyage, 208 young Australians joined the Navy crew for up to 60 days onboard the 44 metre brigantine to sail across t

about 10 years ago
Australian Defence Minister visits Austal
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Australian Defence Minister visits Austal

The Australian Minister for Defence, Senator Marise Payne, paid a visit to Austal’s Western Australian shipyard on Wednesday, December 16. The minister toured the shipyard to take a look at the company’s naval vessel design, construction and sustainment capabilities. The Defence Minister’s delegatio

about 10 years ago
ThyssenKrupp, Civmec aim for Australian submarine build
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ThyssenKrupp, Civmec aim for Australian submarine build

Civmec, in collaboration with ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), unveiled December 14 a newly-built submarine hull section constructed by Civmec at their Henderson facility in Western Australia. This construction is a self-funded initiative, used by the companies to prove that they have the experti

about 10 years ago
Austal to build two more Cape Class vessels
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Austal to build two more Cape Class vessels

The Australian-based shipbuilder, Austal Limited, announced December 13 it has entered into a shipbuilding contract with the National Australia Bank to construct two further Cape Class Patrol Boats. The contract value for the two vessels is $63 million. The company said the vessels would be delivere

about 10 years ago
Image of the Day: Australian Dual-RAS
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Image of the Day: Australian Dual-RAS

HMAS Sirius rendezvoused with HMA Ships Arunta and Stuart to re-form Australian Navy’s Task Group 627.3 and conduct a replenishment at sea. HMAS Sirius exercised some vital maritime communication and safety procedures recently off Vietnam, undertaking a passage exercise with Vietnamese People’s Navy

about 11 years ago
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