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Australian Navy-hosted Sea Power Conference concludes in Sydney
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Australian Navy-hosted Sea Power Conference concludes in Sydney

The Royal Australian Navy-hosted Sea Power Conference concluded after three days of presentations, bilateral meetings, industry engagements and discussions on the future of naval operations and maritime capabilities. The Sea Power Conference explored the theme ‘Navy and the Nation’ and featured pres

about 9 years ago
Australia brings in Leonardo for submarine information management software upgrade
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Australia brings in Leonardo for submarine information management software upgrade

The Australian defense department has contracted Leonardo to deliver its information management software for the upgrade of the Royal Australian Navy’s Collins-class submarine fleet. The contract, called ‘Submarine Communication Information Exchange Management’ (SCIEM), is part of Australia’s Projec

about 9 years ago
CEA Technologies gets A$148m contract for Anzac radar upgrades
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CEA Technologies gets A$148m contract for Anzac radar upgrades

Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class frigates are getting upgraded air search radars which are to be delivered by CEA Technologies under a A$148 million contract. The frigates will be receiving the new CEAFAR2-L radar as part of a larger Mid-Life Capability Assurance Program (AMCAP). AMCAP will modif

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy upgrading Collins-class submarines
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Australian Navy upgrading Collins-class submarines

Royal Australian Navy’s Collins-class submarines are set to receive upgraded control and communications systems under two separate contracts announced by the Australian government on October 4. The first project addresses obsolescence in the control system to allow safe operation of the submarines,

about 9 years ago
Australia will equip its Future Frigates with Aegis combat systems
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Australia will equip its Future Frigates with Aegis combat systems

The Australian Navy’s fleet of Future Frigates are to be equipped with the Aegis combat systems, the Australian government announced on October 3. The Aegis will be coupled with a tactical interface developed by SAAB Australia. The government said this decision is aimed at maximizing the frigate’s a

about 9 years ago
Leonardo opens new Australia site for Anzac frigate communications upgrade
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Leonardo opens new Australia site for Anzac frigate communications upgrade

Italian defense contractor Leonardo has opened a new office in Australia which will have a key role in Leonardo’s delivery as prime system integrator of the Anzac-class communications upgrade. Through its subsidiary Selex ES Australia Pty Ltd, Leonardo has been earlier chosen as the prime contractor

about 9 years ago
GE signs MoU with RJE Global for Australian Navy turbine assembly
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GE signs MoU with RJE Global for Australian Navy turbine assembly

Gas turbines for the Royal Australian Navy’s Future Frigate program could be built by Australian RJE Global under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed with GE’s Marine Solutions. GE’s Marine Solutions said in an announcement on September 27 that RJE would assemble GE LM2500 gas turbine modules

about 9 years ago
Australia facing submarine capability gap, report suggests
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Australia facing submarine capability gap, report suggests

The complicated process of designing and building new submarines from scratch could leave Australia with no submarines in its fleet over a period of several years, an independent report has warned. The Insight Economics report, commissioned by Gary Johnston from Submarines for Australia, suggests th

about 9 years ago
Photo: HMAS Hobart enters service
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Photo: HMAS Hobart enters service

HMAS Hobart, the first of Royal Australian Navy’s three new guided missile destroyers joined the Royal Australian Navy fleet in a formal ceremony at Garden Island in Sydney on Saturday. The Prime Minister of Australia, the Honourable Malcolm Turnbull joined with other dignitaries, ship’s company and

about 9 years ago
Australia’s AWD Hobart is entering service this weekend
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Australia’s AWD Hobart is entering service this weekend

The Royal Australian Navy’s first Aegis-equipped air warfare destroyer HMAS Hobart is set to officially enter service in a ceremony in Sydney, on September 23. Starting construction in January 2010, Hobart is entering service seven years later as the third Australian destroyer to bear the name Hobar

about 9 years ago
Australia to receive “digital shipyard” in Adelaide, frigate contender promises
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Australia to receive “digital shipyard” in Adelaide, frigate contender promises

One of the contenders competing for the Royal Australian Navy’s $35 billion Future Frigate project has promised to transform Adelaide into a digital shipyard should it be awarded the lucrative contract. BAE Systems Australia said it would transform Australia’s shipbuilding industry through the devel

about 9 years ago
US Marines from Okinawa complete Indo-Asia-Pacific deployment
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US Marines from Okinawa complete Indo-Asia-Pacific deployment

Okinawa-based marines from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit and Amphibious Squadron 11 completed their regularly-scheduled deployment to the Indo-Asia-Pacific region aboard the ships of the Bonhomme Richard Expeditionary Strike Group. The marines returned to White Beach Naval Facility, Okinawa, Ja

about 9 years ago
HMAS Adelaide, Toowoomba arrive in Darwin en route to Indo-Pacific
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HMAS Adelaide, Toowoomba arrive in Darwin en route to Indo-Pacific

Royal Australian Navy ships Adelaide and Toowoomba, currently part of the Australian joint task group Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2017, are stopping in Darwin Harbour on Friday, en route to the Indo-Pacific region. The vessels are part of a six-ship group representing the largest coordinated task group t

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy heavy lift ship Tobruk to be scuttled by June 2018
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Australian Navy heavy lift ship Tobruk to be scuttled by June 2018

Queensland authorities on Thursday announced the award of a contract for the scuttling of former Australian Navy heavy lift ship HMAS Tobruk in the waters of Wide Bay. Maritime and disposals company Birdon Pty will be in charge of the undertaking and is, according to officials, likely to complete it

about 9 years ago
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