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Sri Lanka Navy Arrests 83 Australia Bound Persons
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Sri Lanka Navy Arrests 83 Australia Bound Persons

Sri Lanka Navy arrested 83 persons bound for Australia in 02 multi-day trawlers on 20th August 2012. The trawlers, one named “Kavindi” with 39 persons comprising 31 Tamils and 8 Sinhalese and the other named “Prasansani” with 44 persons comprising 35 Tamils, 6 Sinhalese and 3 Muslims on board were i

about 14 years ago
United States Military Sealift Command Exercises Charter Option on Austal WestPac Express
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United States Military Sealift Command Exercises Charter Option on Austal WestPac Express

The United States Military Sealift Command (MSC) has exercised the first of three six months options for the ongoing charter of the Austal high speed vessel “WestPac Express”. The option forms part of a 24 month contract that Austal was awarded in December 2011. Austal Chief Executive Officer, Andre

about 14 years ago
Sri Lanka: Navy Intercepts Fishing Trawler Illegally Headed for Australia
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Sri Lanka: Navy Intercepts Fishing Trawler Illegally Headed for Australia

Sri Lanka Navy intercepted a multi-day fishing trawler bearing the registered no: IMUL-A-0077-CHW 3 nautical miles off Vettilaikerni on 14th August 2012 with 4 Tamil persons who were attempting to head for Australia illegally. The midnight interception was made by a Coastguard craft on patrol from t

about 14 years ago
Hull of First of RAN’s New Amphibious Ships Departs Spain
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Hull of First of RAN’s New Amphibious Ships Departs Spain

Minister for Defence Materiel Jason Clare today announced the departure of the hull of the first of the Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN’s) new amphibious ships from Ferrol in northern Spain. Mr Clare said the Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) 01 hull will be transported to Melbourne, Australia, by the Heav

about 14 years ago
Sri Lanka Navy Arrests 57 Australia Bound Persons
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Sri Lanka Navy Arrests 57 Australia Bound Persons

Sri Lanka Navy arrested 57 persons illegally bound for Australia in a multi-day trawler on 16th August 2012. The trawler named “Pushpa Rejini” was intercepted 40 nautical miles off Pigeon Island in Trincomalee. Thirty-nine (39) men, eight (8) women and 10 children (6 boys and 4 girls) were among the

about 14 years ago
HMAS Perth, USS Houston Reforge Old Ties
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HMAS Perth, USS Houston Reforge Old Ties

On the evening of 28 February/1 March 1942, two proud ships fought together against overwhelming odds by facing the Japanese Western Java Invasion Convoy in the midst of the Sunda Strait. HMAS Perth (I) and USS Houston were both torpedoed and sank within 30 minutes of the other, consigning almost a

about 14 years ago
Royal Australian Navy Remembers Canberra (I)
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Royal Australian Navy Remembers Canberra (I)

9 August 1942 is a date that will always be remembered by the Royal Australian Navy for it was on this day that it suffered its largest warship loss at sea. 70 years later, HMA Ships Gascoyne and Huon positioned themselves over the final resting place of HMAS Canberra (I), fell silent and remembered

about 14 years ago
Navy Intercepts 43 Persons Illegally Bound for Australia
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Navy Intercepts 43 Persons Illegally Bound for Australia

Sri Lanka Navy intercepted 43 persons illegally bound for Australia in a multi-day trawler on 14th August 2012. The trawler named “Wasana” was intercepted by a Fast Naval Patrol Craft attached to the Western Naval Command 20 nautical miles west of Negombo. Among the arrested are 33 Tamils and 10 Sin

about 14 years ago
Luxembourg Maritime Patrol Aircraft Passes 4.000th Operational Flight Hour
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Luxembourg Maritime Patrol Aircraft Passes 4.000th Operational Flight Hour

On 13 August the Luxembourg Maritime Patrol Aircraft Detachment deployed in support of the EU anti-piracy operation ATALANTA passed its 4.000th operational flight hour during its 707th operational sortie in theatre. This milestone occurred when Captain SOLOMON and his crew were crossing the equator

about 14 years ago
Counter Piracy Forces Disrupt Pirated Dhows, Free Crew Taken Hostage in Gulf of Aden
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Counter Piracy Forces Disrupt Pirated Dhows, Free Crew Taken Hostage in Gulf of Aden

Counter piracy forces from the EU Naval Force Somalia (EU NAVFOR) Operation Atalanta and NATO disrupted two pirated dhows and freed the crew taken hostage in the Gulf of Aden. On 10 August, a suspicious dhow, reportedly pirated in Bosaso – Somalia, was located off the coast of Oman by the Spanish EU

about 14 years ago
HNLMS Rotterdam, FGS Sachsen Disrupt Pirated Dhow
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HNLMS Rotterdam, FGS Sachsen Disrupt Pirated Dhow

After a three day hunt by NATO and EU counter piracy forces, HNLMS Rotterdam in close cooperation with EU unit FGS Sachsen, has successfully disrupted a pirated dhow. This end game took place in the coastal waters of Somalia. The crew has been freed and is in good condition. The suspected pirates wi

about 14 years ago
First Full Month Without Pirate Attacks Since ’07
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First Full Month Without Pirate Attacks Since ’07

The surge in Somali pirate attacks has been wiped out completely based on the figures for this month, which has been the first full month without pirate attacks since 2007, The Telegraph writes. Based on the data released by the International Maritime Bureau (IMB), the last attempted boarding and fi

about 14 years ago
EU NAVFOR Welcomes Prosecution of 7 Somali Pirates
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EU NAVFOR Welcomes Prosecution of 7 Somali Pirates

On Tuesday 7 August 2012 seven Somali men were found guilty by a Kenyan court of attempting to commit an act of piracy against a French fishing vessel, MV Captain St Vincent, off the Somali Coast in October 2009. Following the terrifying attack, the pirates, operating in 2 attack skiffs, were locate

about 14 years ago
FGS Sachsen Relieves FGS Bremen in Gulf of Aden
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FGS Sachsen Relieves FGS Bremen in Gulf of Aden

This week FGS Sachsen has taken up station patrolling the Gulf of Aden, under the command of the European Union Naval Force (EUNAVFOR). She will shortly relieve fellow German frigate FGS Bremen which has served so successfully in countering-piracy with EUNAVFOR since May of this year. Bremen has mad

about 14 years ago
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