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Australian frigate concludes half-year deployment to Pacific
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Australian frigate concludes half-year deployment to Pacific

Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class frigate HMAS Ballarat has recently returned home to Fleet Base West following a six-month Pacific deployment. Commanding Officer, Commander David Landon said the deployment had a number of highlights, including acting as consort to one of Navy’s newest ships HMAS

about 10 years ago
KAKADU participants engage in final battle
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KAKADU participants engage in final battle

Just three days into the sea phase of Exercise KAKADU, a task group of six international warships has been locked in a steady battle of anti-air, anti-surface and anti-submarine warfare. The ‘Red Force’ task group is made up of a Japanese destroyer, an American destroyer, an Indonesian corvette and

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy cadets embark HMAS Leeuwin for hydrographic experience
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Australian Navy cadets embark HMAS Leeuwin for hydrographic experience

Royal Australian Navy cadets had an opportunity to witness hydrographic operations at sea when they embarked in HMAS Leeuwin with Hydrographic Survey Red Crew for a 10 week survey task off Western Australia’s North West Shelf. When Leeuwin sailed from Cairns for trials, the ship’s company took the o

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy minehunters head for Solomon Islands and Render Safe 2016
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Australian Navy minehunters head for Solomon Islands and Render Safe 2016

Two Royal Australian Navy minehunters, HMAS Huon and HMAS Diamantina, spent the past four weeks training together before they set sail for their south-west Pacific deployment and support to operation Render Safe 16. This year’s iteration of Render Safe will be taking place in the vicinity of the Sol

about 10 years ago
Finnish Navy signs LOI for Squadron 2020 ice-going OPVs
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Finnish Navy signs LOI for Squadron 2020 ice-going OPVs

Following a request for information (RFI) for its Squadron 2020 project to construct four ice-going offshore patrol vessels, the Finnish Navy has now signed a letter of intent (LOI) with the Rauma-based shipbuilding company Rauma Marine Constructions. If the LOI is realized, the company will build f

about 10 years ago
European Border and Coast Guard gets final green light
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European Border and Coast Guard gets final green light

The European Union Council gave its final approval to the European Border and Coast Guard on September 14 and the EU now estimates the body will start its activities in mid-October. The main role of the European Border and Coast Guard is to help provide integrated border management at the external b

about 10 years ago
US Navy awards Huntington Ingalls $19 million to accelerate LX(R) design
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US Navy awards Huntington Ingalls $19 million to accelerate LX(R) design

The U.S. Navy has awarded Huntington Ingalls Industries a $19.1 million contract modification to accelerate design work on the U.S. Navy’s amphibious warfare ship replacement, known as LX(R). In the original announcement on June 30, Ingalls was selected to perform the majority of the contract design

about 10 years ago
Australia hosts navy commanders from 14 countries for Regional Commanders’ Conference
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Australia hosts navy commanders from 14 countries for Regional Commanders’ Conference

Navy commanders from 14 countries were hosted by Commander Australian Fleet, Rear Admiral Stuart Mayer, for the inaugural Regional Commanders’ Conference to discuss maritime security and interoperability in the Asia-Pacific. The high level discussions between navies were attached to exercise Kakadu

about 10 years ago
Ocean Power Technologies gets contract to design sensor buoys for US Navy
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Ocean Power Technologies gets contract to design sensor buoys for US Navy

The U.S. Office of Naval Research (ONR) has awarded Ocean Power Technologies a contract to design a new mass-spring oscillating PowerBuoy for mission critical sensors for the U.S. Navy. Under the approx. $250,000 contract, OPT is to design a PowerBuoy which will differ from the current PB3 type in t

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy’s first Aegis destroyer starts builder’s sea trials
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Australian Navy’s first Aegis destroyer starts builder’s sea trials

HMAS Hobart, the first of three Royal Australian Navy Aegis-equipped air warfare destroyers, has started builder’s sea trials leaving ASC’s Osborne, South Australia shipyard for the first time. A number of alongside dock trials in preparation for Hobart’s first departure to sea were carried out, inc

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy formally receives final MH-60R helicopter
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Australian Navy formally receives final MH-60R helicopter

Royal Australian Navy chief Vice Admiral Tim Barrett accepted the last of Navy’s 24 MH-60R maritime combat helicopters during a ceremony at Lockheed-Martin’s Logistics and Maintenance Facility at Nowra’s Aviation Technology Park on September 12. The Commonwealth of Australia chose the Romeo in June

about 10 years ago
Australian-hosted exercise Kakadu begins in Darwin
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Australian-hosted exercise Kakadu begins in Darwin

The 13th iteration of the Australian-hosted multinational maritime exercise Kakadu 2016 began with an opening ceremony on September 12 in Darwin, Australia. Exercise Kakadu is the Royal Australian Navy’s premier exercise and provides an opportunity for regional nations to participate in multinationa

about 10 years ago
Pacific Partnership 2016 wraps up
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Pacific Partnership 2016 wraps up

The 2016 edition of the largest annual multilateral disaster relief preparedness mission Pacific Partnership concluded in the Indo-Asia-Pacific. The mission was led by Commander, Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 23, embarked aboard hospital ship USNS Mercy (T-AH 19). Approximately 1,200 military and civi

about 10 years ago
Anti-submarine drill in Arabian Sea gathers navies
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Anti-submarine drill in Arabian Sea gathers navies

In late August, the US Navy staged an anti-submarine warfare drill in the Arabian Sea which was joined by British, French and Australian Navy assets. Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Perth joined USS Nitze and USS Mason which also had MH-60R flights embarked. Also involved were the Los Angeles cla

about 10 years ago
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