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Australian companies bag UK Type 26 contracts
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Australian companies bag UK Type 26 contracts

Two Australian companies have received contracts for work on the UK Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates, Australian defense industry minister announced November 2. Christopher Pyne said Type 26 main contractor BAE Systems chose Tasmanian-based Liferaft Systems Australia to provide the ship’s Marine Ev

about 8 years ago
US Navy increases focus on electromagnetic maneuver warfare
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US Navy increases focus on electromagnetic maneuver warfare

The US Navy is set to profit from new electromagnetic maneuver warfare (EMW) capabilities which are emerging from laboratories to make an operational impact in the fleet, US Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) leaders announced on November 1. The announcement is the result of US

about 8 years ago
Australian frigate HMAS Darwin on final visit to namesake city
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Australian frigate HMAS Darwin on final visit to namesake city

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Darwin pulled into her namesake city one last time after 33 years of service and more than a million nautical miles underway. Following a two month deployment to the Indo-Pacific region, the Royal Australian Navy’s most senior warship stopped in Darwin on November

about 8 years ago
Australia, South Korea ready for anti-submarine warfare exercise Haedoli Wallaby
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Australia, South Korea ready for anti-submarine warfare exercise Haedoli Wallaby

Naval assets from Australia and South Korea are ready to kick off the bilateral anti-submarine warfare exercise Haedoli Wallaby off the coast of South Korea. The three-day exercise starts on November 1 and is aimed at demonstrating a shared commitment by Australia and the ROK to regional security an

about 8 years ago
US Navy funds new research to tackle oxygen toxicity
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US Navy funds new research to tackle oxygen toxicity

The US Navy is funding new research aimed at tackling the threat lethal levels of oxygen present for special operations divers like Navy SEALs while they dive at depth and pressure. Oxygen toxicity stems from navy divers’ most precious asset-oxygen itself. Breathable air consists primarily of oxygen

about 8 years ago
UK reportedly mulls selling frigates and amphibious ships to Brazil and Chile
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UK reportedly mulls selling frigates and amphibious ships to Brazil and Chile

Several UK and international reports said the UK defense ministry is considering selling a number of its frigates and two amphibious ships to the navies of Brazil and Chile. Previous reports indicated that the two Albion-class landing platform docks were likely to be sold due to the UK defense minis

about 8 years ago
Indo-Pacific Endeavour: HMAS Adelaide, Darwin stop in Singapore
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Indo-Pacific Endeavour: HMAS Adelaide, Darwin stop in Singapore

Royal Australian Navy’s landing helicopter dock HMAS Adelaide and frigate HMAS Darwin made a stop in Singapore as part of their Indo-Pacific Endeavour deployment. The focus of the two ship’s visit to Singapore was to strengthen humanitarian assistance and disaster relief interoperability with the Si

about 8 years ago
US Navy christens USNS Hershel “Woody” Williams (ESB 4)
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US Navy christens USNS Hershel “Woody” Williams (ESB 4)

The US Navy christened its second expeditionary Expeditionary Sea Base, the USNS Hershel “Woody” Williams (ESB 4), in a ceremony in San Diego, California, on October 21. The ship’s namesake, Hershel Woodrow “Woody” Williams, spoke at the ceremony, and his two daughters, Travie Ross and Tracie Ross,

about 8 years ago
HMAS Choules plays dual role in exercise Southern Katipo
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HMAS Choules plays dual role in exercise Southern Katipo

While bringing soldiers and marines from Australia and Tonga to New Zealand for exercise Southern Katipo 2017, Royal Australian Navy landing ship HMAS Choules became part of the exercise scenario at Picton Harbor. Choules demonstrated her versatility when she arrived alongside at Picton in New Zeala

about 8 years ago
HMAS Hobart sets sail as commissioned warship for first time
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HMAS Hobart sets sail as commissioned warship for first time

The first of Royal Australian Navy’s new Aegis-equipped destroyers HMAS Hobart got underway on October 18, setting sail for the first time as a commissioned warship. Her departure from Fleet Base East, Garden Island, Sydney on Wednesday heralded the much anticipated return to sea for the Guided Miss

about 8 years ago
Australian Maritime Technologies returns after tkMSA buyout
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Australian Maritime Technologies returns after tkMSA buyout

The management of thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Australia (tkMSA) announced it completed the buyout of the business from its parent company. On September 1, the ownership of thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Australia transferred to its management team who renamed the company to Australian Maritime Technolo

about 8 years ago
Australia awards AUD$5.9m of Defence Innovation Hub contracts
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Australia awards AUD$5.9m of Defence Innovation Hub contracts

The Australian defense minister on October 20 announced AUD$5.9 million worth of contracts awarded to companies through the Defence Innovation Hub. The Australian government’s Defence Innovation Hub was launched in December 2016 with the aim of helping Australian companies mature and further develop

about 8 years ago
After Sasebo visit, Australian warships head for Yokosuka and exercise Nichi Gou Trident
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After Sasebo visit, Australian warships head for Yokosuka and exercise Nichi Gou Trident

Royal Australian Navy warships HMAS Melbourne and HMAS Parramatta concluded their first Japan port call in Sasebo and headed for Yokosuka where they are to take part in exercises with the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF). Adelaide-class guided-missile frigate Melbourne and Anzac-class friga

about 8 years ago
US, ROK Navy mine countermeasure exercise starts off Korea
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US, ROK Navy mine countermeasure exercise starts off Korea

Mine countermeasure ships from the US and Republic of Korea Navy kicked off the Multinational Mine Warfare Exercise (MN MIWEX) together with personnel from United Nations Command (UNC) Sending State nations off of the eastern coast of the Republic of Korea. USS Chief (MCM 14) departed Busan after a

about 8 years ago
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