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Australia hosts navy commanders from 14 countries for Regional Commanders’ Conference
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Australia hosts navy commanders from 14 countries for Regional Commanders’ Conference

Navy commanders from 14 countries were hosted by Commander Australian Fleet, Rear Admiral Stuart Mayer, for the inaugural Regional Commanders’ Conference to discuss maritime security and interoperability in the Asia-Pacific. The high level discussions between navies were attached to exercise Kakadu

about 10 years ago
Ocean Power Technologies gets contract to design sensor buoys for US Navy
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Ocean Power Technologies gets contract to design sensor buoys for US Navy

The U.S. Office of Naval Research (ONR) has awarded Ocean Power Technologies a contract to design a new mass-spring oscillating PowerBuoy for mission critical sensors for the U.S. Navy. Under the approx. $250,000 contract, OPT is to design a PowerBuoy which will differ from the current PB3 type in t

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy’s first Aegis destroyer starts builder’s sea trials
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Australian Navy’s first Aegis destroyer starts builder’s sea trials

HMAS Hobart, the first of three Royal Australian Navy Aegis-equipped air warfare destroyers, has started builder’s sea trials leaving ASC’s Osborne, South Australia shipyard for the first time. A number of alongside dock trials in preparation for Hobart’s first departure to sea were carried out, inc

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy formally receives final MH-60R helicopter
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Australian Navy formally receives final MH-60R helicopter

Royal Australian Navy chief Vice Admiral Tim Barrett accepted the last of Navy’s 24 MH-60R maritime combat helicopters during a ceremony at Lockheed-Martin’s Logistics and Maintenance Facility at Nowra’s Aviation Technology Park on September 12. The Commonwealth of Australia chose the Romeo in June

about 10 years ago
Australian-hosted exercise Kakadu begins in Darwin
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Australian-hosted exercise Kakadu begins in Darwin

The 13th iteration of the Australian-hosted multinational maritime exercise Kakadu 2016 began with an opening ceremony on September 12 in Darwin, Australia. Exercise Kakadu is the Royal Australian Navy’s premier exercise and provides an opportunity for regional nations to participate in multinationa

about 10 years ago
Pacific Partnership 2016 wraps up
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Pacific Partnership 2016 wraps up

The 2016 edition of the largest annual multilateral disaster relief preparedness mission Pacific Partnership concluded in the Indo-Asia-Pacific. The mission was led by Commander, Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 23, embarked aboard hospital ship USNS Mercy (T-AH 19). Approximately 1,200 military and civi

about 10 years ago
Anti-submarine drill in Arabian Sea gathers navies
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Anti-submarine drill in Arabian Sea gathers navies

In late August, the US Navy staged an anti-submarine warfare drill in the Arabian Sea which was joined by British, French and Australian Navy assets. Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Perth joined USS Nitze and USS Mason which also had MH-60R flights embarked. Also involved were the Los Angeles cla

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy of Oman receives second high speed support vessel
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Royal Navy of Oman receives second high speed support vessel

Australian shipbuilder Austal has delivered the second high speed support vessel (HSSV) RNOV Al Naasir (S12) to the Royal Navy of Oman. RNOV Al Naasir was delivered less than 4 months after the delivery of the RNOV Al Mubshir (S11), in May 2016 under a US$124.9 million design, construct and integrat

about 10 years ago
HMAS Perth first Australian frigate to deploy with embarked Seahawk Romeo
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HMAS Perth first Australian frigate to deploy with embarked Seahawk Romeo

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Perth, currently conducting security operations in the Middle East region as part of Operation Manitou is joined by the new MH-60R or ‘Romeo’ Seahawk helicopter. This is the Navy’s 63rd Middle East rotation and the first time an Australian warship has deployed with

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy shares anti ship missile defence upgrade milestone
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Australian Navy shares anti ship missile defence upgrade milestone

The Royal Australian Navy said the Anzac-class frigate Anti Ship Missile Defence (ASMD) upgrade program reached a milestone at the BAE Systems Shipyard in Henderson, Western Australia. Navy personnel joined counterparts from the Australian Public Service, BAE Systems, CEA Technologies, SAAB Systems

about 10 years ago
Australia orders new anti-ship missile test simulator
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Australia orders new anti-ship missile test simulator

The Royal Australian Navy has awarded BAE Systems Australia a $32 million, three year contract to provide an improved anti-ship missile test capability. Under the contract, BAE Systems will deliver the Future Advanced Threat Simulator (FATS), an airborne radar system designed to closely emulate the

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy tests MAST unmanned surface vessel on the Thames
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Royal Navy tests MAST unmanned surface vessel on the Thames

The Royal Navy has put the Maritime Autonomy Surface Testbed (MAST), an unmanned surface vessel (USV) based on the Bladerunner hull shape, on sea trials in the Tidal Thames, September 5. MAST is being developed by Portchester-based ASV Ltd, under research funding from the Defence Science and Technol

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems told to refine Type 26 design for new Australian frigates
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BAE Systems told to refine Type 26 design for new Australian frigates

The Australian government has awarded BAE Systems a contract to further refine its design of the Type 26 Global Combat Ship (GCS) for the Royal Australian Navy under the SEA 5000 (Future Frigate) program. BAE Systems said that a team of the company’s Australian engineers would be deployed to the UK

about 10 years ago
HMAS Perth on task in the Middle East
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HMAS Perth on task in the Middle East

HMAS Perth has notched up more-than 10,000 nautical miles since leaving Australia on 7 June, and Commanding Officer, Captain Ivan Ingham, said his crew has now settled in to their Middle East deployment. “The first phase was getting to the Middle East region and on the way we travelled via Indonesia

about 10 years ago
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