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Admirals Discuss Piracy Threat
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Admirals Discuss Piracy Threat

On Friday 4 July 2014 Rear Admiral Jürgen zur Mühlen, who is the Force Commander of the EU’s counter-piracy Operation Atalanta off the coast of Somalia, met with his counterpart, Rear Admiral Cho Young-joo from the Combined Task Force 151. During the meeting, which took place on board the Republic

about 12 years ago
KBR Wins CSC Services Deal for Canberra LHD Ships
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KBR Wins CSC Services Deal for Canberra LHD Ships

KBR has been awarded an initial five-year contract (with options for four additional years) by the Australian Defence Force (ADF) to provide the Capability Support Coordinator (CSC) services for the Canberra Class Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) ships. The CSC contract will provide configuration man

about 12 years ago
SLNS Samudura Brings 41 Illegal Immigrants Ashore
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SLNS Samudura Brings 41 Illegal Immigrants Ashore

Sri Lanka Navy’s Offshore Patrol Vessel, SLNS Samudura is bringing 41 Australia-bound Sri Lankan illegal immigrants to the Galle Harbour. They were handed over to SLNS Samudura by Australia yesterday morning when it was on deep sea patrol in the southern seas of Sri Lanka. The group will be handed

about 12 years ago
The History of Naming Australian Navy Ships
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The History of Naming Australian Navy Ships

The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) has is a long history of naming assets with Indigenous names of aboriginal origin. When the British Admiralty suggested that the first three Torpedo boat destroyers built for the Commonwealth Naval Forces in 1909 be named after Australian rivers, the Prime Minister

about 12 years ago
Australian Defence Pays Respects in Pearl Harbor
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Australian Defence Pays Respects in Pearl Harbor

Members of the Australian Defence Force contingent who are deployed to Hawaii for Exercise Rim of the Pacific 2014 (RIMPAC) have paid their respects at the USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor, just ahead of U.S. Independence Day. Royal Australian Navy Captain Nick Woodley laid a wreath at the mem

about 12 years ago
Boeing Awarded 20 Mln Aircraft Deal
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Boeing Awarded 20 Mln Aircraft Deal

The Boeing Co., St. Louis, Missouri, is being awarded $20,7 million for delivery order 0201 against a previously issued Basic Ordering Agreement (N00019-11-G-0001) for non-recurring engineering and associated program management, logistics and spares for the AEA-18G aircraft in support of the governm

about 12 years ago
Australia: KBR to Provide CSC Services for New LHDs
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Australia: KBR to Provide CSC Services for New LHDs

Australian Minister for Defence Senator David Johnston recently announced that an Australian company had been awarded a multi‑million dollar contract to sustain Australia’s new Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) ships. Australian Minister for Defence Senator David Johnston recently announced that an Au

about 12 years ago
Amphibious Warfare Skills Practiced at RIMPAC
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Amphibious Warfare Skills Practiced at RIMPAC

More than 120 Army personnel from across 1 Brigade have joined forces in Hawaii to form the Australian 4th Combat Landing Team for exercise Rim of the Pacific 2014 (RIMPAC) – the world’s largest naval exercise. The soldiers, drawn from C Company – 5th Royal Australian Regiment, 8/12 Regt, RAA and

about 12 years ago
Vessels in Next RIMPAC Could Be Running on Biofuels
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Vessels in Next RIMPAC Could Be Running on Biofuels

Ships and aircraft in the next Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) Exercise could be running on biofuels, and they won’t even need to know it, according to speakers at an Alternative Fuels Overview briefing for RIMPAC 2014 participants. The briefing drew over 40 officers and officials from seven nations –

about 12 years ago
Defence Minister Tours Australia’s New LHD Ships
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Defence Minister Tours Australia’s New LHD Ships

Australian Defence Minister David Johnston visited the Williamstown dockyard where Australia’s two Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) ships are being completed and was briefed on progress of the project in the lead up to the commissioning of the first LHD, NUSHIP Canberra. During the ninety minute visi

about 12 years ago
HMAS Launceston Assists Vessel in Distress
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HMAS Launceston Assists Vessel in Distress

Three recreational fishermen are grateful for the crew of HMAS Launceston who came to their aid off the Northern Territory coast this month. The Armidale class patrol boat (crewed by Assail One) was conducting a routine maritime security patrol in the vicinity of Luxmere Head at dusk on Sunday, 22

about 12 years ago
FGS Rhön Ends Service for EU Naval Force
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FGS Rhön Ends Service for EU Naval Force

On 2 July 2014, German Auxiliary Replenishment Tanker FGS Rhön completed her time deployed as part of EU Naval Force Somalia Operation Atalanta. The ship has significantly contributed to the success of the EU’s Counter Piracy Operation off the coast of Somalia for the last three months. FGS Rhön h

about 12 years ago
Australian Navy Returns Dutch WWII Artefacts
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Australian Navy Returns Dutch WWII Artefacts

A visit to HMAS Stirling by Colonel Harold Jacobs, Defence Attaché for Australia and New Zealand at the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, provided the Royal Australian Navy with the opportunity to return some World War II Netherlands artefacts. Three of the four artefacts are ship’s Bridg

about 12 years ago
WWI Wreck Recorded and Preserved in the Sea of Marmara
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WWI Wreck Recorded and Preserved in the Sea of Marmara

More than 99 years after it was scuttled in the First World War, a project to record, preserve and tell the story of the wreck of Australian submarine AE2, laying at the bottom of Turkey’s Sea of Marmara, is underway. AE2 is one of the last untouched Gallipoli battlefield sites, and with the dedic

about 12 years ago
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