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Persian Gulf exercise Unified Trident wraps up
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Persian Gulf exercise Unified Trident wraps up

Navy ships from Australia, Great Britain, France and the U.S. concluded their participation in the multi-national exercise Unified Trident that was held in the Persian Gulf. More than 15 ships, plus numerous aircraft from the four navies completed many different evolutions from January 31 to Februar

about 9 years ago
Strategic Marine, ADSB join forces to engage Middle East market
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Strategic Marine, ADSB join forces to engage Middle East market

Strategic Marine announced it has teamed up with Abu Dhabi Ship Building PJSC (ADSB) to develop the Middle East’s growing market of aluminium vessels. Strategic and ADSB have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to create tenders for a variety of aluminium vessels using Strategic Marine’s desi

about 9 years ago
Thales lands Australian Armidale class patrol boat service deal
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Thales lands Australian Armidale class patrol boat service deal

Thales Australia has been awarded a contract for in service support of Royal Australian Navy’s Armidale-class patrol boats. The contract is potentially worth over AU$55 million per annum and will start on July 1, 2017. The five-year contract contains possible rolling-wave term extensions out to at l

about 9 years ago
Ultra Electronics to work on early warning tech for Australia
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Ultra Electronics to work on early warning tech for Australia

Ultra Electronics Avalon Systems will receive $1.7 million of Australian government funding to develop and demonstrate new ship-defense technologies, Australian minister for defense industry Christopher Pyne announced on Thursday. Minister Pyne said this innovation project would develop techniques t

about 9 years ago
ESPS Relampago crew train with Seychellois forces
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ESPS Relampago crew train with Seychellois forces

The crew of Spanish Navy’s offshore patrol vessel ESPS Relampago took part in a range of maritime training exercises with the Seychelles Maritime Police, Coastguard and Air force during their visit to the Seychelles. The first day of training focused on briefings about search and rescue (SAR) proced

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy nominates ‘First Lady of the Fleet’
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Australian Navy nominates ‘First Lady of the Fleet’

The Royal Australian Navy honored HMAS Darwin as its most senior commissioned ship with a newly created perpetual trophy dubbed the ‘First Lady of the Fleet’. The idea for the trophy was developed by Fleet Command Warrant Officer Stephen Downey. He said with new ships coming online, the award recogn

about 9 years ago
EU starts second phase of Libyan Navy and Coast Guard maritime training
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EU starts second phase of Libyan Navy and Coast Guard maritime training

Maritime law and operations training that EU and Libyan Navy and Coast Guard started in October 2016 entered the second phase on January 30, EUNAVFOR announced. Delivered by EUNAVFOR’s Mediterranean Sea mission called operation called Sophia, the training will continue in a maritime training centre

about 9 years ago
Australia’s first air warfare destroyer starts acceptance trials
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Australia’s first air warfare destroyer starts acceptance trials

Royal Australian Navy’s future air warfare destroyer (AWD) Hobart departed the wharf at Techport Australia Monday morning to begin a second round of more advanced sea trials off the coast of South Australia. Known as ‘sea acceptance trials’ they follow the completion of ‘builder sea trials’ in Septe

about 9 years ago
Russian Kilo-class submarine rejoins navy after 14 years of repairs
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Russian Kilo-class submarine rejoins navy after 14 years of repairs

After spending 14 years in the shipyard for repairs and modernization, Russian Navy’s Project 877 B-187 diesel-electric submarine Komsomolsk-on-Amur rejoined the Russian Pacific Fleet on January 27. The upgraded Kilo-class submarine returned from its builder’s sea trials in December 2016, and has no

about 9 years ago
Brisbane Navy base hosts amphibious drills
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Brisbane Navy base hosts amphibious drills

Australia’s new Brisbane Navy base, HMAS Moreton, recently became home for a 60 strong army platoon taking part in a three-week small-craft operations course. Situated on the Brisbane River at Bulimba, the base welcomed 30 Army Assault Pioneer Platoon trainees and 30 support staff from 2nd Battalion

about 9 years ago
Italian FREMM frigate arrives in Western Australia
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Italian FREMM frigate arrives in Western Australia

Italian Navy’s FREMM frigate ITS Carabiniere arrived in Western Australia on Wednesday with Italian defense industry representatives aboard. Carabiniere docked in Fremantle where Fincantieri representatives will meet with Australian naval shipbuilding companies and the local supply chain, who are vy

about 9 years ago
HMAS Leeuwin on Bass Strait military data gathering operations
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HMAS Leeuwin on Bass Strait military data gathering operations

Royal Australian Navy’s hydrographic survey vessel HMAS Leeuwin set sail from Cairns early January to begin a transit to conduct military data gathering operations in the Bass Strait. A number of Australian Navy cadets and family members from the ship’s company joined the ship for the first day of t

about 9 years ago
Australian, Japanese Navy chiefs commemorate lives lost in Cowra Breakout
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Australian, Japanese Navy chiefs commemorate lives lost in Cowra Breakout

Moraitime forces commanders of Australia and Japan met in the Australian city of Cowra in New South Wales to commemorate the lives lost in the ‘Cowra Breakout’ during the Second World War. Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, Admiral Yutaka Murakawa, was undertaking a counterpart visit to Australia, f

about 9 years ago
Australia develops tool to identify warships’ acoustic signatures
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Australia develops tool to identify warships’ acoustic signatures

Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group (DST) invested several years into developing a tool which will allow the Australian Navy to model acoustic signatures for all classes of naval vessels. The acoustic signature is essentially the noise a vessel makes, a characteristic that could be used

about 9 years ago
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