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Audit: Australian multi-billion shipbuilding plan carries extreme risk
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Audit: Australian multi-billion shipbuilding plan carries extreme risk

Australian government’s $89 billion program to develop new ships and submarines carries a high to extreme level of risk, the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) warned in its recent audit. The shipbuilding program for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) encompasses new submarines, major surface comb

about 8 years ago
SNMG2 stops in Georgia after concluding Romanian-hosted Sea Shield exercise
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SNMG2 stops in Georgia after concluding Romanian-hosted Sea Shield exercise

Ships from NATO’s Standing Maritime Group Two (SNMG2) arrived in Poti, Georgia, on May 14 after concluding their participation in the Romanian-hosted Black Sea exercise Sea Shield 2018. During the four-day port call to Poti, the ships’ crews will join Georgian Border Police for drills aimed at incre

about 8 years ago
UK allocates funds for seventh Astute-class submarine ‘Agincourt’
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UK allocates funds for seventh Astute-class submarine ‘Agincourt’

The UK defense secretary is set to announce a £2.5bn investment for new Royal Navy submarines during his visit to BAE Systems’ shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness in Cumbria on Monday. According to the UK defense ministry, the investment includes £1.5bn for the construction of the seventh Astute-class sub

about 8 years ago
Navies test interoperability in Gulf of Aden
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Navies test interoperability in Gulf of Aden

As part of the mission to ensure maritime security in the Gulf of Aden, the Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) have conducted a large-scale Focused Operation in conjunction with the EU Naval Force (EU NAVFOR). The operation, known as Three Arrows, started on May 1, 2018, with warships from Japan, Spain

about 8 years ago
Australian frigate seizes heroin on deployment’s 11th drug haul
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Australian frigate seizes heroin on deployment’s 11th drug haul

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Warramunga has seized 295 kilograms of heroin from a vessel in the Arabian Sea. Following the detection of a suspect vessel in the Arabian Sea by Warramunga’s Seahawk Romeo helicopter, a boarding party search uncovered a number of packages containing heroin. After

about 8 years ago
John C. Stennis carrier strike group completes group sail
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John C. Stennis carrier strike group completes group sail

US Navy ships from Carrier Strike Group (CSG) 3 have completed a group sail maneuver, working together for the first time in over two years. Led by aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74), the CSG included Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Mobile Bay (CG 53) and ships from Destroyer

about 8 years ago
BMT Australia opens Adelaide office
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BMT Australia opens Adelaide office

Maritime engineering consultancy BMT Australia opened a new office in Adelaide, South Australia, in a ceremony on May 14. The ceremony was attended by Australian defense industry minister Christopher Pyne who formally opened the company office. Minister Pyne welcomed the company’s expansion to Adela

about 8 years ago
Austal will not take part in Australian OPV construction after all
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Austal will not take part in Australian OPV construction after all

Australian shipbuilder Austal will not be taking part in the construction of 12 offshore patrol vessels for the Royal Australian Navy, according to a May 11 statement from Luerssen – the prime contractor on the project. The announcement follows months of negotiations between the two sides. In Novemb

about 8 years ago
NATO drill Open Spirit kicks off in Estonia
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NATO drill Open Spirit kicks off in Estonia

Mine countermeasure ships and personnel from 15 navies gathered in Tallinn, Estonia, for the start of the international Baltic Sea ordnance disposal drill Open Spirit. The exercise kicks off Friday and is joined by ships from NATO’s Standing Mine Countermeasures Group 1 (SNMCMG1) among others. Open

about 8 years ago
HMAS Adelaide gears up for Indo-Pacific deployment, RIMPAC
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HMAS Adelaide gears up for Indo-Pacific deployment, RIMPAC

Royal Australian Navy landing helicopter dock HMAS Adelaide is making final preparations for a three-month deployment which will include participation in RIMPAC, the world’s largest international maritime exercise taking place off Hawaii. Adelaide’s journey across the South Pacific to Hawaii and bac

about 8 years ago
HII boosts 3-D printing application in shipbuilding
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HII boosts 3-D printing application in shipbuilding

Huntington Ingalls Industries, the sole builder of US Navy aircraft carriers, announced May 10 that its Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) division is boosting application of 3-D printing in its operations. NNS has partnered with 3D Systems to develop additive manufacturing technologies expected to acc

about 8 years ago
Unite backs Corbyn’s call for Royal Navy ships to be built in UK
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Unite backs Corbyn’s call for Royal Navy ships to be built in UK

Unite, the UK’s largest union representing defence and shipbuilding workers, backed today’s demand by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn for the three new Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessels to be built in UK shipyards. Government plans to put the £1 billion contract for building the ships out to tender in inter

about 8 years ago
US Coast Guard brings 6 tons of cocaine to Florida
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US Coast Guard brings 6 tons of cocaine to Florida

The crew of US Coast Guard cutter James offloaded approximately 6 tons of cocaine in Port Everglades on Thursday, worth an estimated $180 million. The narcotics were seized in multiple interceptions in international waters in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. The interdictions took place off the coasts of

about 8 years ago
Multi-lateral anti-submarine warfare drill starts in Norway
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Multi-lateral anti-submarine warfare drill starts in Norway

A multi-lateral anti-submarine warfare (ASW) exercise in the Norwegian Sea got underway May 9 as navy assets from five ally countries gathered in Bodo, Norway, for the pre-sail conference. The exercise is hosted by Norway and led by the US Navy. ASW forces from Canada, France, Norway, the United Kin

about 8 years ago
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