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New Papua New Guinea Pacific patrol boat completes trials
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New Papua New Guinea Pacific patrol boat completes trials

Papua New Guinea Defence Force’s new Pacific patrol boat Ted Diro has completed sea trials, one week after its delivery. The boat passed the initial sea-readiness evaluation with support from the Australian Navy’s Sea Training Unit – Defence Cooperation Program. Commander Sea Training Defence Cooper

about 7 years ago
Australia’s lead AWD destroyer returns from weapons, systems trials off US coast
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Australia’s lead AWD destroyer returns from weapons, systems trials off US coast

Air warfare destroyer HMAS Hobart, the first Royal Australian Navy Aegis-equipped ship, returned home after wrapping up weapons and systems trials with the United States Navy off the US West Coast. Hobart returned to Sydney after spending three months in the US. In addition to testing the Aegis syst

about 7 years ago
HII gets funds for two more US Coast Guard National Security Cutters
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HII gets funds for two more US Coast Guard National Security Cutters

The US Coast Guard has awarded Huntington Ingalls Industries’ Ingalls Shipbuilding division two fixed-price incentive contracts for the construction of additional two National Security Cutters. The contract values for the a 10th and 11th ships in the program are $468.75 million for NSC 10 and $462.1

about 7 years ago
Thales teams with Aquabotix for Australian autonomous MCM solution
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Thales teams with Aquabotix for Australian autonomous MCM solution

Thales and Aquabotix announced they are joining forces to design and develop a rapidly deployable mine counter measures (MCM), rapid environment assessment (REA) and military hydrographic autonomous system mission solution. The project is a collaboration with Australian Academia and SMEs including t

about 7 years ago
Corruption probe spoils German training ship’s 60th birthday celebration, threatens its return to sea
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Corruption probe spoils German training ship’s 60th birthday celebration, threatens its return to sea

A ceremony to mark 60 years of service of German Navy sail training ship Gorch Fock has been postponed indefinitely amid a corruption probe related to the ship’s €135 million refit that is currently underway. In an announcement on December 11, the German Navy said a high-profile 60th anniversary cer

about 7 years ago
Royal Navy destroyer nets largest drug haul in Combined Maritime Forces’ history
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Royal Navy destroyer nets largest drug haul in Combined Maritime Forces’ history

After making two narcotics interceptions in late November and early December, Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dragon has now carried out the largest drug haul in the history of the Bahrain-based Combined Maritime Forces (CMF). According to CMF, Dragon seized and destroyed just shy of 10,000 kg of illegal n

about 7 years ago
Australia, France, US wrap up ASW exercise in Arabian Sea
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Australia, France, US wrap up ASW exercise in Arabian Sea

The navies of Australia, France and the US concluded a four-day ‘Ship Anti-Submarine Warfare Readiness and Evaluation Measurement’ (SHAREM) 195 exercise in the Arabian Sea on December 18. Participating ships included French navy F70AA-class air defense destroyer FS Cassard (D 614), and Royal Austral

about 7 years ago
Australian Navy’s 2019 task group deployment to focus on cooperation with India
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Australian Navy’s 2019 task group deployment to focus on cooperation with India

The focus of the Royal Australian Navy’s 2019 Indo-Pacific Endeavour (IPE19) will focus on developing cooperation with the Indian Navy, Australian defense minister has announced. Engagement with India, one of Australia’s key strategic partners in the Indian Ocean region, will be the cornerstone for

about 7 years ago
Canadian ships return from worldwide operations
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Canadian ships return from worldwide operations

Royal Canadian Navy vessels ranging from coastal defense vessels through frigates to replenishment oilers returned to their Atlantic and Pacific bases from operations in European, South American, and Asia-Pacific waters. Kingston-class coastal defense vessels HMCS Edmonton and Nanaimo returned to Ca

about 7 years ago
US Navy orders additional two littoral combat ships from Austal
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US Navy orders additional two littoral combat ships from Austal

The US state department has awarded Austal USA a contract for the construction of an additional two Independence-variant littoral combat ships (LCS) for the US Navy. According to Austal, this brings the total of new LCS orders booked in calendar year 2018 to four ships. For competition reasons the U

about 7 years ago
Saab launches new Vidar laser rangefinder
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Saab launches new Vidar laser rangefinder

Swedish defense technology company Saab announced it has launched a new laser rangefinder named Vidar. Vidar is currently in production for the situational awareness system that Saab will deliver for Australia’s new Arafura class offshore patrol vessels. Luerssen Australia awarded Saab the contract

about 7 years ago
BAE Systems’ ASC Shipbuilding secures contract for Australian Hunter-class frigates
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BAE Systems’ ASC Shipbuilding secures contract for Australian Hunter-class frigates

The Australian government has awarded a contract to BAE Systems Australia’s new subsidiary ASC Shipbuilding that provides the framework for the design and build of nine Hunter-class frigates for the Royal Australian Navy. The country’s government and ASC Shipbuilding signed the contract after ASC Sh

about 7 years ago
Steel raised at Osborne Naval Shipyard
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Steel raised at Osborne Naval Shipyard

The new landscape of the Australian Osborne Naval Shipyard is taking shape with steel now being raised into place for the Hunter-class construction yard. “It’s estimated the $535 million Osborne South project will create up to 600 jobs,” Christopher Pyne, Minister for Defence, said. As informed, the

about 7 years ago
Royal Australian Navy unveils name of future submarine class
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Royal Australian Navy unveils name of future submarine class

The Royal Australian Navy’s future submarines will be named the Attack class, with the first submarine being named HMAS Attack, the navy said. Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Noonan AO RAN, said the name ‘Attack’, represents the inherent stealth, long-range endurance and lethality of a submarine. “The f

about 7 years ago
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