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Australia Updates on Inappropriate Behaviour Charges
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Australia Updates on Inappropriate Behaviour Charges

Two sailors have been found not guilty of inappropriate behaviour and another two await details of their punishment after pleading guilty to some of the charges they faced for their role in incidents alleged to have occurred on board HMAS Newcastle in 2011. All sailors have been acquitted of the mos

about 12 years ago
Australia Keeps a Close Eye on Russian Vessels
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Australia Keeps a Close Eye on Russian Vessels

Australian Defence is monitoring Russian naval vessels that are currently transiting through international waters to the north of Australia. In accordance with international law, Defence have been monitoring the Russian vessels. Defence regularly undertakes maritime surveillance patrols in the appro

about 12 years ago
Australia, Papua New Guinea Work on Maritime Surveillance
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Australia, Papua New Guinea Work on Maritime Surveillance

Australia and Papua New Guinea are strengthening cooperation in the areas of maritime surveillance and policing, with Exercise PARADISE 2014, officially opened at a ceremony on 4 November. Armidale Class Patrol Boat HMAS Broome is in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea for the exercise and is working alo

about 12 years ago
HMAS Sirius Resupplies HMAS Anzac
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HMAS Sirius Resupplies HMAS Anzac

It was the 417th replenishment at sea (RAS) for HMAS Sirius but for the ship’s company of HMAS Anzac, the successful refuelling while underway marked the first since Anzac’s recent anti-ship missile defence upgrade. The replenishment took place while Anzac was returning home to Fleet Base East from

about 12 years ago
Operation MANITOU Counters Sea Mines and Develops Partnerships
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Operation MANITOU Counters Sea Mines and Develops Partnerships

A small team of Australian mine warfare specialists recently deployed under Operation MANITOU as part of the International Mine Countermeasures Exercise (IMCMEX 14). The focus of the exercise involved countering sea mines and developing international partnerships. Commander Max Muller, the Commander

about 12 years ago
HMAS Stuart Sailors Recognised for Saving a US Navy Sailor
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HMAS Stuart Sailors Recognised for Saving a US Navy Sailor

Sailors from Australian warship HMAS Stuart were recognised for saving the life of an American sailor during Exercise BERSAMA LIMA 14. Leading Seaman Maritime Logistics – Personnel Operations Matthew Sales, Able Seaman Boatswains Mate Benjamin Ridd, Able Seaman Electronic Technician Freya Gosnell an

about 12 years ago
HMAS Huon Recovers Ghost Fishing Net
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HMAS Huon Recovers Ghost Fishing Net

Australian Navy’s minehunters are designed to track sea mines and other underwater hazards but there is another man made threat that can be just as dangerous to marine life and shipping – ghost fishing nets. Recently HMAS Huon with a team of Navy’s clearance divers were tasked to locate and remove a

about 12 years ago
HMAS Stuart Marks Remembrance Day
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HMAS Stuart Marks Remembrance Day

The crew from HMAS Stuart took time from providing support to the G20 to pause and remember those men and women who had gone before them in service to the nation and had made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. The 186 officers and sailors of Stuart stood silently at attention as the catafalqu

about 12 years ago
Vietnam People’s Army Chief of General Staff Visits Australia
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Vietnam People’s Army Chief of General Staff Visits Australia

The Chief of the Defence Force, Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin, welcomed Senior Lieutenant General Do Ba Ty, Chief of General Staff of the Vietnam People’s Army to Canberra yesterday at the start of a three-day visit to Australia. ACM Binskin said defence engagement between Vietnam and Australia had

about 12 years ago
Centenary of Australian Submarines Marked
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Centenary of Australian Submarines Marked

Around 250 members of the Royal Australian Navy Submarine Force marched through the streets of Fremantle on 7 November as part of the celebrations to mark the centenary of Australian Submarines. In a tradition that dates back to ancient Rome, Fremantle City Council bestowed Freedom of Entry rights t

about 12 years ago
Blue Force Fights Red Force during BERSAMA LIMA Ex
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Blue Force Fights Red Force during BERSAMA LIMA Ex

Australia, Singapore and Malaysia conducted Exercise BERSAMA LIMA 2014 in South China Sea last month. Warships from the three nations were split into two opposing task groups. Anzac class frigate HMAS Stuart formed part of ‘Blue Force’ along with the Republic of Singaporean Navy ships RSS Formidable

about 12 years ago
Communications Systems Get Installed on Australia’s NUSHIP Canberra
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Communications Systems Get Installed on Australia’s NUSHIP Canberra

The communications and information systems department started work onboard Australian Navy’s biggest ship NUSHIP Canberra in August during sea trials and have spent a considerable amount of time since then ensuring that the ship’s communications systems are ready when the crew embarks. The ship’s Co

about 12 years ago
HMAS Sydney (I) and SMS Emden Action Commemorated
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HMAS Sydney (I) and SMS Emden Action Commemorated

The Governor-General, His Excellency General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove, His Excellency Dr Christoph Müller, Ambassador of the Republic of Germany, and Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Tim Barrett, travelled to the Cocos (Keeling) Islands to commemorate the action between HMAS Sydney (I) and the G

about 12 years ago
Operation RENDER SAFE 2014 Comes to an End
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Operation RENDER SAFE 2014 Comes to an End

The dangers posed by 16 tonnes of unexploded World War II ordnance have been greatly reduced for the remote community of Torokina on the Papua New Guinea island of Bougainville, following the conclusion of Operation RENDER SAFE 2014. The Australian Defence Force led mission saw Explosive Ordnance Di

about 12 years ago
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