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Australia continues Indo-Pacific deployment after RIMPAC participation
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Australia continues Indo-Pacific deployment after RIMPAC participation

Australian Navy ships and personnel are continuing their Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2018 (IPE18) deployment after concluding exercise Rim of the Pacific off Hawaii in early August. Landing helicopter dock ship HMAS Adelaide and frigate HMAS Toowoomba – along with a platoon of Australian soldiers from 2R

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy frigate wraps up seven-month Asia Pacific deployment
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Royal Navy frigate wraps up seven-month Asia Pacific deployment

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Sutherland returned to her homeport at Her Majesty’s Naval Base Devonport on August 10, concluding a seven-month deployment to the Asia-Pacific. Sutherland and her crew got underway on January 9, becoming the first Royal Navy vessel to operate in Asia Pacific in rece

about 8 years ago
First Guardian-class Pacific Patrol Boat starts sea trials
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First Guardian-class Pacific Patrol Boat starts sea trials

Australian shipbuilder Austal announced it has started sea trials for the first Guardian-class Pacific Patrol Boat (PPB-R). The announcement was made on August 8 as part of the company’s celebration of 30 years of successfully delivering shipbuilding programs. The PPB-R program will see 21 Austal de

about 8 years ago
Former Australian frigate HMAS Darwin starting new life as dive wreck off Tasmania
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Former Australian frigate HMAS Darwin starting new life as dive wreck off Tasmania

The Royal Australian Navy’s decommissioned frigate ex-HMAS Darwin is to be scuttled in the waters off Tasmania to become a dive wreck, the Australian government announced August 9. Australian defense minister Marise Payne said she was pleased that the former Adelaide-class frigate would call Tasmani

about 8 years ago
German Naval Yards, TKMS join forces on German MKS180 warship bid
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German Naval Yards, TKMS join forces on German MKS180 warship bid

German Naval Yards and thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) – two Kiel-based shipbuilders – are joining forces to compete against a Dutch proposal for the design and construction of the German Navy’s new MKS180 ships. TKMS signed an agreement with German Naval Yards Kiel (GNYK) on August 3 under which

about 8 years ago
ESPS Castilla becomes new flagship of operation Atalanta
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ESPS Castilla becomes new flagship of operation Atalanta

The EU-led counter-piracy operation off the coast of Somalia has welcomed its new flagship from the Spanish Navy. On August 6, Spain’s Galicia-class landing platform dock ESPS Castilla joined the operation Atalanta which received a new force commander on the same day. Rear Admiral Alfonso Nanclares

about 8 years ago
In a first, Chinese PLA Navy ship to join Australian biennial drill Kakadu
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In a first, Chinese PLA Navy ship to join Australian biennial drill Kakadu

The Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy will be sending a warship to Australian waters where it will take part for the first time in the international, biennial exercise Kakadu. Australia has invited China to join the drill in an effort to ease tensions between the two countries, intensified by Ch

about 8 years ago
Denmark receives final two MH-60R Seahawk helicopters
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Denmark receives final two MH-60R Seahawk helicopters

Denmark’s defense department has received the final two of overall nine MH-60R Seahawk helicopters delivered by Sikorsky Aircraft under a $686 million contract. The aircraft arrived at the Royal Danish Air Force base Karup on August 1 aboard an American C17 aircraft. MH-60R Seahawks will be flown by

about 8 years ago
Australian Cape-class patrol vessel in 600-kilo cocaine bust
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Australian Cape-class patrol vessel in 600-kilo cocaine bust

The first of two Australian Navy Cape-class patrol boats – ADV Cape Fourcroy – helped seize approximately 600 kilograms of cocaine and arrest two men in an operation on August 1. The operation was headed by the Queensland Joint Organised Crime Taskforce (QJOCTF) in collaboration with Maritime Border

about 8 years ago
Operation Sophia welcomes new flagship
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Operation Sophia welcomes new flagship

Italian Navy amphibious ship ITS San Marco has become a flagship of the EUNAVFOR Med operation Sophia Task Force. San Marco has replaced landing platform dock (LPD) San Giusto which completed six months of deployment in the operation, from February 1 to August 1, 2018. This was the vessel’s second i

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy eyeing cost savings with new failure forecasting neural network
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Royal Navy eyeing cost savings with new failure forecasting neural network

Engineers could be able to view the status and predicted health of ships’ systems.

about 8 years ago
Canadian frigate HMCS Calgary embarks on Asia-Pacific deployment
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Canadian frigate HMCS Calgary embarks on Asia-Pacific deployment

The operation will see the frigate visit 5 countries and transit more than 16700 nautical miles.

about 8 years ago
Australian SEA1180 OPVs to feature Terma’s air and surface surveillance radars
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Australian SEA1180 OPVs to feature Terma’s air and surface surveillance radars

Saab Australia has awarded Danish defense technology company Terma a contract for the delivery of its Scanter 6002 radars for the Royal Australian Navy’s new SEA1180 offshore patrol vessels. Terma Singapore is set to deliver air and surface surveillance radars for all 12 OPVs over a period of 10 yea

about 8 years ago
Trinidad and Tobago to buy two Cape-class patrol boats from Austal
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Trinidad and Tobago to buy two Cape-class patrol boats from Austal

Australian shipbuilder Austal announced that the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago government intends to purchase two Austal-designed Cape-class patrol boats. The purchase would enhance the border protection capabilities of the country in conjunction with the existing Coast Guard fleet, and will join

about 8 years ago
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