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Australian Navy commissions first unmanned aircraft system squadron
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Australian Navy commissions first unmanned aircraft system squadron

The Royal Australian Navy hosted a commissioning ceremony at HMAS Albatross on Wednesday to mark the formal transition of the Naval Unmanned Aircraft Systems Unit (NUASU) to 822X Squadron. This is a major milestone in the Royal Australian Navy’s capability to operate unmanned aerial systems in the m

about 7 years ago
Australia’s HMAS Launceston wraps up drill with Royal Brunei Navy
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Australia’s HMAS Launceston wraps up drill with Royal Brunei Navy

The navies of Australia and Brunei have completed the 18th series of bilateral exercise Penguin which took place off Brunei. The four-day exercise concluded October 22. Exercise Penguin was joined by Royal Brunei Navy’s Darussalam-class OPV KD Darulaman and Itjihad-class inshore patrol vessel KD Ber

about 7 years ago
Former experimental Royal Navy trimaran on sale in UK
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Former experimental Royal Navy trimaran on sale in UK

A 98-meter experimental trimaran built for the Royal Navy in 2000 is currently being offered for sale by yacht brokerage Ocean Independence. The RV Triton spent over 15 years in service as a prototype demonstrator in the UK and later as a customs border protection vessel in Australia. It was designe

about 8 years ago
Papua New Guinea patrol boat Rabaul retires after 31 years of service
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Papua New Guinea patrol boat Rabaul retires after 31 years of service

HMPNGS Rabaul, a Papua New Guinea Defence Force patrol boat which was gifted to the island country by Australia, has completed its final voyage to Port Macquarie from Lombrum Naval Base on Manus Island after 31 years of service. The patrol boat was gifted to Papua New Guinea in May 1987 under the Pa

about 8 years ago
Canada picks BAE’s Type 26 frigate for its Canadian Surface Combatants
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Canada picks BAE’s Type 26 frigate for its Canadian Surface Combatants

The Canadian government and Irving Shipbuilding Inc. have selected the BAE Systems’ Type 26 frigate design for the Royal Canadian Navy’s future Canadian Surface Combatants. In an announcement on Friday, the government said it would now enter a “due diligence process” with Lockheed Martin Canada Inc.

about 8 years ago
Thai Navy contracts BMT for work on new midget submarine
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Thai Navy contracts BMT for work on new midget submarine

The Royal Thai Navy has contracted engineering and risk management consultancy company BMT a contract to support the Royal Thai Navy’s (RTN) new midget submarine program. From its offices in Bath, UK, BMT will recommend submarine-specific engineering management best practice to help the RTN minimize

about 8 years ago
EUNAVFOR trains with Chinese Navy in Djibouti
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EUNAVFOR trains with Chinese Navy in Djibouti

EU NAVFOR personnel joined the Chinese PLA(N) (Peoples Liberation Army) Navy for the first combined exercise at China’s new military base in Djibouti. The crew of ITS Federico Martinengo and members of the Chinese PLA(N) based in Djibouti conducted a medical evacuation exercise after EUNAVFOR person

about 8 years ago
Australia’s ASC announces further job cuts as AWD destroyer project wraps up
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Australia’s ASC announces further job cuts as AWD destroyer project wraps up

Australian shipbuilder ASC said it is cutting up to 63 jobs as work on the Royal Australian Navy’s Air Warfare Destroyers comes to a close. ASC is currently in the process of delivering ‘Sydney’ – the final of three destroyers in the class and the company said it was reducing the shipbuilding workfo

about 8 years ago
Canadian ships to join US-Japanese drill Keen Sword for first time ever
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Canadian ships to join US-Japanese drill Keen Sword for first time ever

Two Royal Canadian Navy ships will be joining US and Japan Self Defense Force units for exercise Keen Sword which is scheduled to start on October 29. According to the US Navy, this will be the first time Canadian Navy ships are taking part in the maritime portion of the exercise. While the US Navy

about 8 years ago
US Navy divers remove oil from German WWII cruiser in Marshall Islands
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US Navy divers remove oil from German WWII cruiser in Marshall Islands

US Navy divers have completed the removal of fuel oil from the capsized World War II German cruiser, Prinz Eugen, at Enubuj Island in Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands. Working from aboard US naval ship Salvor, divers from Mobile Diving Salvage Unit 1 completed the undertaking on October 15, after 4

about 8 years ago
Industry team submits proposal for Australian LHD maintenance
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Industry team submits proposal for Australian LHD maintenance

An industry team composed of BAE Systems, Atlantic & Peninsula Australia, Saab Australia and Navantia Australia has submitted a bid to the Australian government to provide sustainment and support for the Canberra-class landing helicopter dock ships (LHD). Also included in the bid are support for the

about 8 years ago
Australian Navy starts trials of new corrosion-resistant coating
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Australian Navy starts trials of new corrosion-resistant coating

The Royal Australian Navy has begun trials of a new corrosion-resistant coating that reduces the build-up of algae and barnacles on ship hydraulic components. HMAS Canberra, one of the Royal Australian Navy landing helicopter dock ships, is now testing the coating. Researchers from Swinburne Univers

about 8 years ago
Op Sophia: Libyan Navy, Coast Guard start new training phase in Italy
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Op Sophia: Libyan Navy, Coast Guard start new training phase in Italy

Libyan Navy and Coast Guard personnel started a new phase of training, dubbed “Package 2”, with the Italian Navy in La Maddalena, Italy, on October 8. The training is conducted as part of the EU-led Mediterranean Sea migrant-response operation Sophia. A total of 69 personnel will be trained in this

about 8 years ago
Australian Navy tests explosive detector prototype at Coonawarra base
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Australian Navy tests explosive detector prototype at Coonawarra base

The Royal Australian Navy tested a maritime version of the Portable Raman Improvised Explosive Detector (PRIED) prototype at HMAS Coonawarra in Darwin on October 10. The technology was developed through a partnership between Queensland-based EPE and the Defence Innovation Hub. EPE signed a $1 millio

about 8 years ago
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