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Retired US Navy Seahawk helicopter to help Australia with fatigue testing tech
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Retired US Navy Seahawk helicopter to help Australia with fatigue testing tech

Australian scientists will be using a retired US Navy Seahawk helicopter for the development of fatigue testing technologies, the Australian defense ministry has announced. The technology on which the scientists will work could transform how military helicopters are managed with the potential to red

about 8 years ago
Navantia opens Naval Design and Engineering Centre in Australia
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Navantia opens Naval Design and Engineering Centre in Australia

Navantia Australia announced it has formally opened its Naval Design and Engineering Centre in Melbourne’s Docklands precinct. The opening ceremony took place on April 24, with Victorian defense industry advocate, Greg Combet, Navantia’s global chairman Esteban Vilasanchez and Navantia Australia cha

about 8 years ago
GMB: UK shipyards need to get £1bn order for new RFA ships
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GMB: UK shipyards need to get £1bn order for new RFA ships

The UK government should reverse its decision to put a £1 billion order for three new military support ships out to non-UK bidders, the country’s union for shipbuilding workers GMB said. As explained, the New Fleet Solid Support ships are needed to service the UK’s £6.3 billion Queen Elizabeth-class

about 8 years ago
Pacific Partnership 2018 arrives in Sri Lanka
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Pacific Partnership 2018 arrives in Sri Lanka

The humanitarian aid and disaster response exercise Pacific Partnership 2018 arrived in Sri Lanka on April 25. US and partner nation service members participating in the exercise arrived in Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, aboard the US Navy hospital ship USNS Mercy (T-AH 19). The mission in Trincomalee will

about 8 years ago
Check out new video footage of Australia’s HMAS AE1
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Check out new video footage of Australia’s HMAS AE1

A joint US and Australian expedition to survey Australia’s first submarine HMAS AE1 has provided detailed images of the 103-year old shipwreck, which lies on the seafloor off the Duke of York Islands in Papua New Guinea. The Royal Australian Navy’s HMAS AE1 was lost at sea with all hands on Septembe

about 8 years ago
Australia’s ASC cuts jobs as AWD work winds down
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Australia’s ASC cuts jobs as AWD work winds down

Australian shipbuilder Australian Submarine Corporation (ASC) is likely to lay off more than 200 workers as work on the Air Warfare Destroyers (AWD) winds down. A total of 197 jobs, which the Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union says are “permament, highly-skilled jobs”, will reportedly be cut. W

about 8 years ago
Australia launches “Defence Industrial Capability Plan”
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Australia launches “Defence Industrial Capability Plan”

The Australian government on April 23 released its Defence Industrial Capability Plan which is aimed at developing a “robust, resilient and internationally competitive Australian defence industry base.” The plan is designed to maximize the involvement of competitive Australian companies in the acqui

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy’s HMS Albion set for Indonesia visit
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Royal Navy’s HMS Albion set for Indonesia visit

Royal Navy landing platform dock HMS Albion is scheduled to arrive in Indonesia on April 22, for the ship’s first port call in Southeast Asia as part of her Asia Pacific tasking. Albion will arrive in Jakarta on April 22 for a three day visit during which the ship’s crew will conduct bilateral talks

about 8 years ago
Saab contracted for Australian OPV systems deliveries
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Saab contracted for Australian OPV systems deliveries

Luerssen Australia, the shipbuilder in charge of delivering of 12 new offshore patrol vessels to the Royal Australian Navy, has contracted Saab for the delivery of its systems for the new ships. Under the contract, Saab will be responsible for delivering its Situational Awareness System (SAS) and th

about 8 years ago
BAE Systems picks Future Frigate steel suppliers
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BAE Systems picks Future Frigate steel suppliers

BAE Systems Australia will partner separately with each of BlueScope and Liberty OneSteel for the supply of more than 48,000 tons of Australian steel, should the company be selected to build nine Future Frigates as part of the Federal Government’s SEA 5000 program. BAE Systems is offering its Global

about 8 years ago
Australian destroyers demonstrate Cooperative Engagement Capability
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Australian destroyers demonstrate Cooperative Engagement Capability

Royal Australian Navy air warfare destroyers recently became the first non-US assets to successfully demonstrate the new Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) which expands the ships’ battlespace awareness by sharing sensor data among a network of CEC-equipped ships and aircraft. Over the past few

about 8 years ago
Australian OPVs to feature L3 Technologies’ systems
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Australian OPVs to feature L3 Technologies’ systems

Luerssen Australia has granted a contract to L3 Technologies for the Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) SEA 1180 Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs). L3 Communications Australia is to provide the integrated communications, bridge, navigation and platform management systems for all twelve OPV platforms. “L3’s

about 8 years ago
Civmec, Luerssen finalize Australian OPV contract
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Civmec, Luerssen finalize Australian OPV contract

Civmec has been awarded a contract from Luerssen Australia in relation to the SEA1180 Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) project. As informed, the awarded scope includes the supply and processing of steel for all twelve vessels to be built for the Royal Australian Navy. The construction of the first vesse

about 8 years ago
German Navy tender Mosel to join operation Sophia
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German Navy tender Mosel to join operation Sophia

On April 18, 2018, the German Navy’s tender Mosel will depart its homeport Kiel, heading to the Mediterranean Sea, the navy said. Under the command of Frigate Captain Jens Röder, the tender will participate in the EUNAVFOR MED operation Sophia. Crewed by 106 members, Mosel will replace the air defen

about 8 years ago
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