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MTU to deliver diesel generator rectifiers for Australian Attack-class submarines
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MTU to deliver diesel generator rectifiers for Australian Attack-class submarines

France’s Naval Group and Germany’s MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH have signed the first major equipment subcontract for the Australian Attack-class submarine program. The contract will see MTU Friedrichshafen design the diesel generator rectifier (DGR) for the submarines to turn mechanized energy into ele

about 7 years ago
North Korea sanctions: Royal Navy frigate spots illicit fuel transfer at sea
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North Korea sanctions: Royal Navy frigate spots illicit fuel transfer at sea

Royal Navy frigate HMS Montrose recently documented a North Korean ship carrying out an illegal ship-to-ship fuel transfer in the East China Sea. Working alongside Japanese partners on March 2, the British frigate spotted the North Korean-flagged tanker Saebyol, which was transmitting on ship tracki

about 7 years ago
Australia hands over Guardian-class patrol boat to Tuvalu
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Australia hands over Guardian-class patrol boat to Tuvalu

Australia handed over a Guardian-class patrol boat to the Pacific Island country Tuvalu in a ceremony in Perth, Australia, on April 5. The 39.5 meter steel hulled patrol boat was built by Australian shipbuilder Austal under an AUD 335 million program that will see 21 boats gifted to 12 Pacific Islan

about 7 years ago
Australia buys second MQ-4C Triton UAV
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Australia buys second MQ-4C Triton UAV

The Australian defense ministry announced it is buying the second of a planned fleet of six MQ-4C Triton remotely piloted aircraft. Australia is acquiring the Tritons through a cooperative program with the United States Navy. The MQ-4C is being acquired to complement Poseidon P-8A maritime patrol ai

about 7 years ago
Australian helicopter carrier, submarine arrive in India for exercise Ausindex
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Australian helicopter carrier, submarine arrive in India for exercise Ausindex

A Royal Australian Navy task group composed of a helicopter carrier, frigates, and a submarine arrived in India ahead of the start of exercise Ausindex. This is the second time India is hosting the exercise, which was first held in September 2015 at Visakhaptnam. Landing helicopter dock HMAS Canberr

about 7 years ago
UK investing £75m in autonomous naval technologies
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UK investing £75m in autonomous naval technologies

The UK defense ministry has announced an investment of £75 million into new Royal Navy robot and autonomous mine-hunting technologies. The funding boost will be spent on two new autonomous mine-hunter vessels with sonars to enable remote mine-hunting at higher range, speed and accuracy in the Persia

about 7 years ago
Australia integrates AWD destroyer with F-35A during Diamond Shield
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Australia integrates AWD destroyer with F-35A during Diamond Shield

The Royal Australian Air Force-organized exercise Diamond Shield provided an opportunity for the Australian Navy’s second air warfare destroyer HMAS Brisbane to integrate and operate with the fifth-generation F-35A fighter jet for the first time. Brisbane embarked three Fighter Controllers from the

about 7 years ago
Amphibious assault ship USS Wasp arrives in the Philippines for exercise Balikatan
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Amphibious assault ship USS Wasp arrives in the Philippines for exercise Balikatan

The US Navy’s forward-deployed amphibious assault ship USS Wasp (LHD 1) arrived in Subic Bay, on March 30, ahead of exercise Balikatan. Wasp arrived in the Philippines with embarked Marines from Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force (SPMAGTF) 4, which are led by 4th Marine Regiment. This will

about 7 years ago
Australian frigate HMAS Melbourne starts swan song deployment
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Australian frigate HMAS Melbourne starts swan song deployment

Royal Australian Navy’s Adelaide-class frigate HMAS Melbourne got underway from her Sydney homeport to start a two-month deployment to the Pacific and South East Asia. “It’s sad to think about those at home when we sail from Sydney on deployment, but I’m excited about what the ship and crew will ach

about 7 years ago
Austal gets $261m for work on US Navy EPF ships 13 and 14
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Austal gets $261m for work on US Navy EPF ships 13 and 14

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded Australia-based shipbuilder Austal a $261.7 million contract for additional work on Expeditionary Fast Transport Ships (EPF) 13 and 14. The contract award extends the EPF program to 2022, with construction of EPF 13 to commence in late 2019 and EPF 14 to

about 7 years ago
Australia fast-tracks Romeo helicopter upgrade for third air warfare destroyer
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Australia fast-tracks Romeo helicopter upgrade for third air warfare destroyer

The Royal Australian Navy’s third Hobart-class air warfare destroyer Sydney is set to enter operations a year earlier than originally planned following an accelerated capability upgrade. As explained, the defense ministry was able to streamline a technical upgrade to the ship during its build at the

about 7 years ago
Australia awards second contract for Garden Island upgrades
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Australia awards second contract for Garden Island upgrades

The Australian government has awarded a contract for the second stage of upgrades at the Royal Australian Navy’s Garden Island base in Sydney. The latest contract represents “stage two” of the Critical Infrastructure Recovery Program which is valued at AUD 286 million. The works represent the govern

about 7 years ago
Safran lands Australian Navy infrared search and track systems upkeep deal
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Safran lands Australian Navy infrared search and track systems upkeep deal

The Australian government has awarded Safran Electronics & Defense Australasia (SEDA) a contract for in-service support to the Royal Australian Navy’s infrared search and track systems. Australian defense minister Christopher Pyne said as the prime contractor, SEDA would provide maintenance and supp

about 7 years ago
Eight navies gathering for Baltic Mine Countermeasures Squadron Exercise
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Eight navies gathering for Baltic Mine Countermeasures Squadron Exercise

Mine countermeasures ships from eight NATO and ally navies are set to gather in the Baltic Sea at the end of May for the “Baltic Mine Countermeasures Squadron Exercise”. The exercise is hosted by the German Navy’s 3rd Mine Minesweeping Squadron and is in its third iteration. The two-week drill will

about 7 years ago
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