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Royal Australian Navy to commemorate a number of 75th anniversaries
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Royal Australian Navy to commemorate a number of 75th anniversaries

During 2017 the Royal Australian Navy will pause to commemorate a number of significant 75th anniversaries as it focuses on what was, arguably, the Navy’s darkest year – 1942. For Australia’s population at that time, 1942 began with a growing sense of trepidation as war spread to the Asia-Pacific fo

about 9 years ago
South Korea joins anti-piracy drill in Gulf of Aden
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South Korea joins anti-piracy drill in Gulf of Aden

A South Korean Navy ship already patrolling the Horn of Africa as part of an EU-led task force was sent to participate in an international anti-piracy drill that took place in the Gulf of Aden. The Chungmugong Yi Sun-sin-class destroyer ROKS Choe Yeong joined U.S., Japanese and Royal Navy warships i

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy MATV completes sea trials
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Australian Navy MATV completes sea trials

The Australian Navy’s Multi-role Aviation Training Vessel (MATV) MV Sycamore has completed sea trials, Dutch shipbuilder Damen announced. MV Sycamore was built at Damen’s Vietnam shipyard and will now be prepared for her maiden voyage to her home port of Sydney, Australia, where she is expected to a

about 9 years ago
US Navy’s aircraft carrier is nowhere near the Korean Peninsula
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US Navy’s aircraft carrier is nowhere near the Korean Peninsula

Contrary to an official U.S. Navy statement from ten days ago, the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier strike group was not headed to waters off North Korea, officials and U.S. Navy photos have revealed. The U.S. Pacific Command announced on Saturday, April 9, that the carrier strike group was being re

about 9 years ago
Australian, Chinese Navy frigates maneuver in South China Sea
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Australian, Chinese Navy frigates maneuver in South China Sea

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Ballarat took part in exercises with People’s Liberation Army – Navy Type 054A frigate Huangshan after concluding a visit to Zhanjiang port. Conducted in the South China Sea, the activities included surface target firing, a search and rescue exercise, communication

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy survey ship completes three-year deployment
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Royal Navy survey ship completes three-year deployment

Royal Navy survey ship HMS Enterprise returned to her homeport in Plymouth on April 18 completing a three-year deployment that took her across the world. The crew served on a rotational shift basis during the three years, meaning two thirds of the 78 ship’s company have been on board at any one time

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy retires Skeletor ASW helicopter
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Australian Navy retires Skeletor ASW helicopter

The Royal Australian Navy has retired the Seahawk helicopter ‘Skeletor’ after more than 28 years of service and a career logging 6,200 airframe hours. Navy took the opportunity to retire the anti-submarine helicopter S-70B-2, serial N24-011 during HMAS Arunta’s recent maintenance period in Bahrain w

about 9 years ago
Australia could benefit from shorter warship service life, study suggests
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Australia could benefit from shorter warship service life, study suggests

Reducing the service life of major Royal Australian Navy ships from 30 to 20 years could prove beneficial both for the navy and the Australian shipbuilding industry, a study carried out by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) suggests. The study was done in light of current Australian Na

about 9 years ago
Japan plans to join US carrier group heading to North Korea
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Japan plans to join US carrier group heading to North Korea

Japan Maritime Self Defense Force ships might join the U.S. Navy’s aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson for naval drills as the group of ships centered around the aircraft carrier heads for the Korean Peninsula. Japan would dispatch its destroyers when the U.S. ships enter the East China Sea, Reuters re

about 9 years ago
Italian aircraft carrier leaves Mediterranean Sea operation
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Italian aircraft carrier leaves Mediterranean Sea operation

Italian Navy aircraft carrier ITS Giuseppe Garibaldi concluded its participation in the EU NAVFOR-led operation Sophia in the Mediterranean Sea. The carrier stepped down from its duty as flagship of the mission on April 4, some six month after joining the group. During its time spent with operation

about 9 years ago
USS Carl Vinson carrier strike group changes course, heads to North Korea
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USS Carl Vinson carrier strike group changes course, heads to North Korea

The commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific ordered the U.S. Navy’s Carl Vinson carrier strike group to change course and head towards the Korean Peninsula in response to North Korea’s advancing weapons tests. The change of direction was announced on Saturday by the U.S. Pacific Command after the sh

about 9 years ago
Royal Australian Navy frigate deploys to South East Asia
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Royal Australian Navy frigate deploys to South East Asia

Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class frigate HMAS Ballarat departed Western Australia on April 3 kicking off a deployment to the South East Asia. Upgraded with anti-ship missile defense, the frigate departed navy base HMAS Stirling under the command of Commander David Landon. During her time in South

about 9 years ago
German tender to return from Mediterranean Sea deployment
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German tender to return from Mediterranean Sea deployment

German Navy tender ‘Main’ is set to return to its homeport in Eckernförde on April 13, concluding her deployment to the Mediterranean Sea. The tender spent six-months resupplying other EU ships deployed to the EU NAVFOR led operation Sophia which fights against human smugglers in the Mediterranean S

about 9 years ago
Kongsberg, Australian Department of Defence sign JSM contract
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Kongsberg, Australian Department of Defence sign JSM contract

Kongsberg Defence Systems (KONGSBERG) has entered into a contract with the Australian Department of Defence worth 150 MNOK (1 NOK = 0.12 USD) for integration of a new capability in the Joint Strike Missile (JSM). This contract is a result of the agreement reached between the Norwegian and Australian

about 9 years ago
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