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Abbott Government to Spend $20 Bln on Japanese Submarines
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Abbott Government to Spend $20 Bln on Japanese Submarines

The next generation of Australian submarines could be the Japanese-built Soryu Class submarines which will replace the Collins Class vessels. The Abbott Government’s contract worth more than $20 billion for up to 10 submarines will be announced before the end of the year and, according to news.com

about 12 years ago
‘Free-Play’ Exercise Kicks Off Final Week of KAKADU
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‘Free-Play’ Exercise Kicks Off Final Week of KAKADU

The final week of Exercise KAKADU 2014 has commenced with ‘free-play’ that provides participants with the opportunity to test their naval warfare capabilities, with the ships and aircraft divided into opposing fictional ‘Blue’ and ‘Red’ forces. The ‘Blueland’ forces, lead by the Royal Australian N

about 12 years ago
KAKADU Starts War Games
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KAKADU Starts War Games

The participants of the KAKADU exercise from the Asia Pacific and Indian Ocean regions have completed the first sea phase of the Royal Australian Navy’s largest maritime warfare exercise. Occurring off the coast of Darwin from 25 August to 12 September 2014, eight ships and 26 aircraft from Austra

about 12 years ago
KAKADU: Opportunity for Knowledge Exchange
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KAKADU: Opportunity for Knowledge Exchange

As Australia’s largest naval warfare exercise for 2014, KAKADU is providing an important opportunity to hone and exchange knowledge for Australia and fourteen coalition nations working together on a variety of air defence, anti-submarine and surface warfare serials. Five of the participating natio

about 12 years ago
KAKADU 2014 Fleet Sails to North Australian Exercise Area
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KAKADU 2014 Fleet Sails to North Australian Exercise Area

The KAKADU 2014 fleet has sailed from Darwin to conduct major maritime warfare serials in the North Australian Exercise Area including gunnery, air defence, flying operations and more. The eight-strong fleet of warships includes the Royal Australian Navy’s HMA Ships Sydney, Stuart, Arunta and Newc

about 12 years ago
KAKADU 2014: Navies Conduct Warfare Planning
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KAKADU 2014: Navies Conduct Warfare Planning

Over 1,200 military personnel from the Asia Pacific and Indian Ocean regions have completed collaborative, tactical warfare planning during the first week of the Royal Australian Navy’s largest maritime exercise, KAKADU 2014. From 25 – 29 August 2014, the Harbour Phase of KAKADU 2014 saw regional

about 12 years ago
Australia to Receive P-8A Poseidon Aircraft
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Australia to Receive P-8A Poseidon Aircraft

Australian Minister for Defence Senator David Johnston announced the United States Navy has executed an Advanced Acquisition Contract for Australia’s P-8A Poseidon aircraft. Senator Johnston said this key Defence procurement would allow the withdrawal of the ageing AP-3C Orion fleet, and enable Bo

about 12 years ago
KAKADU Coalition Observers Tour HMAS Stuart
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KAKADU Coalition Observers Tour HMAS Stuart

On Tuesday 26 August 2014, HMAS Stuart held a tour for the coalition observers participating in Exercise KAKADU 2014 to familiarise themselves with the ship while it was alongside Fort Hill Wharf, Darwin. Stuart’s Commanding Officer, Commander Aaron Nye and the ship’s company welcomed the represen

about 12 years ago
Australian Navy: LADS Takes Hydrography to the Sky
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Australian Navy: LADS Takes Hydrography to the Sky

Taking hydrography to the sky is the unique task of the Laser Airborne Depth Sounder (LADS) flight is and one of the lesser known capabilities of the Royal Australian Navy’s Australian Hydrographic Service. The Navy’s hydrographic fleet is most visible through the fleet of two Hydrographic Survey

about 12 years ago
HMAS Coonawarra Hosts Australian Navy’s Kakadu Exercise
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HMAS Coonawarra Hosts Australian Navy’s Kakadu Exercise

Known as the homeport for most of the Armidale Class Patrol Boat fleet of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Darwin’s HMAS Coonawarra is currently playing host to the Navy’s largest multinational warfare exercise, Exercise Kakadu. Coonawarra’s Executive Officer, Lieutenant Commander Mick Doncaster,

about 12 years ago
723 Squadron Visits Darwin College as Part of Exercise Kakadu
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723 Squadron Visits Darwin College as Part of Exercise Kakadu

On Monday 25th of August 2014, members of the Royal Australian Navy’s 723 Squadron visited the Good Shepherd Lutheran College in Darwin as a part of Navy’s community engagement during Exercise Kakadu 2014. Kakadu 2014 is the Royal Australian Navy’s largest maritime warfare exercise for the year, o

about 12 years ago
Australia Joins Humanitarian Relief Exercise Croix du Sud
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Australia Joins Humanitarian Relief Exercise Croix du Sud

Almost 200 members of the Australian Navy, Army and Air Force are joining forces with personnel from across the region in a major humanitarian relief exercise in the South Pacific. Exercise Croix du Sud, which is French for “Southern Cross’, is being hosted by France in New Caledonia. The scenario

about 12 years ago
Navies Gather in Darwin for KAKADU 2014
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Navies Gather in Darwin for KAKADU 2014

More than 1,200 people, eight warships and 26 aircraft from 15 coalition nations are arriving in Darwin today for the Royal Australian Navy’s largest maritime warfare exercise, KAKADU 2014, to be held from 25 August to 12 September, 2014. Participants will conduct tactical warfare planning and cul

about 12 years ago
Update: Environmental Assessment Finished at HMAS Bundaberg Fire Site
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Update: Environmental Assessment Finished at HMAS Bundaberg Fire Site

As previously reported the Armidale Class Patrol Boat HMAS Bundaberg suffered significant damage due to a fire which occurred on Monday, 11 August 2014 in Brisbane. The boat was undergoing routine maintenance at the Aluminium Boats Australia commercial facility when the fire started. Since then an

about 12 years ago
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