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Australian Navy, police in active shooter drills at HMAS Stirling
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Australian Navy, police in active shooter drills at HMAS Stirling

Western Australia Police and the Australian Navy recently took part in ‘active shooter’ threat drills at HMAS Stirling to boost their security response capabilities. Working with the Rockingham Local Area Command, Naval Police Coxswains and Boatswains were equipped with practical strategies to quick

about 9 years ago
NSAG gets $2.8M contract for Asutralian AOR IPMS
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NSAG gets $2.8M contract for Asutralian AOR IPMS

NSAG, a Navantia Australia and SAGE Automation joint venture, has received a $2.8 million purchase order which will see NSAG supply the integrated platform management system (IPMS) to the Royal Australian Navy’s AOR (auxiliary oil replenishment) The order for the ships, currently under construction

about 9 years ago
Japanese destroyers join Pacific Partnership for second Vietnam mission stop
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Japanese destroyers join Pacific Partnership for second Vietnam mission stop

Pacific Partnership arrived in Khanh Hoa province, Vietnam, on May 19, to start the final mission of this year’s exercise. Sailors and crew from the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force’s destroyers JS Izumo and JS Sazanami will also join mission personnel for the Khanh Hoa mission stop. This is the ei

about 9 years ago
Retired Australian frigate leaves Sydney for scrapping
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Retired Australian frigate leaves Sydney for scrapping

Ex-HMAS Sydney, a former Royal Australian Navy Adelaide-class frigate, left Sydney Harbour today to be towed to Western Australia for recycling. Minister for Defence Personnel Dan Tehan said the frigate will be recycled by Australian company Birdon Pty Ltd. “Ex-HMAS Sydney had an illustrious career

about 9 years ago
First responders tackle fires, oil spill during exercise Pacific Partnership
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First responders tackle fires, oil spill during exercise Pacific Partnership

Participants of this year’s multinational exercise Pacific Partnership had an opportunity to respond to a simulated collision of a cruise ship and a tanker during an emergency response drill. Conducted in Da Nang, Vietnam, as part of the exercise, the activity was led by the Vietnam People’s Armed F

about 9 years ago
USS Ronald Reagan gets underway after short delay
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USS Ronald Reagan gets underway after short delay

The U.S. Navy’s forward-deployed aircraft carrier, USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76), set sail from the naval base Yokosuka, Japan, on Tuesday, starting her 2017 Asia patrol. The carrier was initially scheduled to deploy yesterday, May 15, but was delayed after a material issue that needed repair was disco

about 9 years ago
Australia’s shipbuilding plan confirms need for skilled workers, infrastructure investment
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Australia’s shipbuilding plan confirms need for skilled workers, infrastructure investment

Building the Australian Navy’s new fleet of submarines, frigates and offshore patrol vessels will be a complex task and involve up to 15,000 new workers, according to the Naval Shipbuilding Plan released by the department of defense on Tuesday. The shipbuilding workforce is expected to grow to aroun

about 9 years ago
Singapore Navy hosts its first international maritime review
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Singapore Navy hosts its first international maritime review

Over 40 ships and 44 nations attended the Republic of Singapore Navy’s first ever international maritime review to May 15. The event took place at RSS Singapura, Changi Naval Base and was attended by more than 30 navy chiefs, vice navy chiefs and directors-general of coast guards, and more than 40 f

about 9 years ago
Australia marks anti-ship missile decoy milestone
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Australia marks anti-ship missile decoy milestone

Australian minister for defense industry announced on Monday that the final Nulka anti-ship missile decoy to be produced under a contract with BAE Systems Australia has been delivered. Christopher Pyne said the Nulka, a joint Australian/United States development program, began from an original conce

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy frigate seizes heroin off the coast of Africa
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Australian Navy frigate seizes heroin off the coast of Africa

Royal Australia Navy frigate HMAS Arunta seized some 250 kilograms of heroin from a vessel off the coast of Africa. The interdiction took place on May 10 in the waters of the Indian Ocean. This is also Arunta’s second narcotic interdiction since she joined counter-terrorism operations in December la

about 9 years ago
Australia acquires land for naval shipbuilding projects
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Australia acquires land for naval shipbuilding projects

The Australian federal government announced it is acquiring additional land property to increase the size of the ship and submarine building facility at Osborne, Adelaide. The land is being acquired from the South Australian government for $230 million. Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne sai

about 9 years ago
Australia holds fourth Future Submarine industry information event
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Australia holds fourth Future Submarine industry information event

DCNS and Lockheed Martin, together with the Australian Department of Defence, hosted the fourth Future Submarine information event on May 11 in Brisbane. “The purpose of today’s briefing is to provide an update on the future submarine program and how we want to maximise Australian involvement for ex

about 9 years ago
Bersama Shield 2017 concludes in Malaysia
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Bersama Shield 2017 concludes in Malaysia

Five Power Defence Arrangements exercise Bersama Shield concluded on May 9 in Malaysia. Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, New Zealand and the United Kingdom wrapped up two weeks of drills in international waters, off the coast of Malaysia as part of the longest standing multilateral arrangement in Sou

about 9 years ago
Pacific Partnership 2017 reaches Vietnam
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Pacific Partnership 2017 reaches Vietnam

After visiting Sri Lanka and Malaysia, the U.S.-led mission Pacific Partnership 2017 arrived in Da Nang, Vietnam, on May 8. Pacific Partnership is an annual multilateral humanitarian assistance and disaster relief preparedness mission conducted in the Indo-Asia-Pacific. This year, the mission is sta

about 9 years ago
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