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Australian flagship HMAS Canberra returns from six-month Asia deployment
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Australian flagship HMAS Canberra returns from six-month Asia deployment

Royal Australian Navy landing helicopter dock HMAS Canberra returned home last week, completing a six-month deployment to Asia. The 230-meter LHD sailed almost 22,000 nautical miles during the deployment, visiting Sri Lanka, India, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore and Indonesia as part of the

about 7 years ago
Japan launches second Maya-class destroyer Haguro
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Japan launches second Maya-class destroyer Haguro

The Japan Maritime Self Defense Force’s second Maya-class Aegis destroyer Haguro (DDG 180) was launched in a July 17 ceremony in Yokohama. Built by Japan Marine United (JMU) Corporation, the 170-meter destroyer is an improved version of the Atago-class ships that entered service in 2007 and 2008. Th

about 7 years ago
Australia leads its “largest amphibious assault since WWII”
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Australia leads its “largest amphibious assault since WWII”

A multinational amphibious landing and offensive assault was part of exercise Talisman Sabre.

about 7 years ago
Australian frigate home after seizing over $1B worth of drugs in Middle East
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Australian frigate home after seizing over $1B worth of drugs in Middle East

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Ballarat returned to its Perth homeport on July 14, following a nine-month deployment to the Middle East. The frigate’s 200 officers and sailors worked together with the international Combined Maritime Forces to seize nearly 20 tonnes of illicit drugs worth an esti

about 7 years ago
UK sending destroyer Duncan to Persian Gulf amid Iran tensions
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UK sending destroyer Duncan to Persian Gulf amid Iran tensions

The UK is sending Type 45 destroyer HMS Duncan to the Persian Gulf in the wake of an escalation of tensions in the region following the scrapping of the Iran nuclear deal and a spate of attacks on commercial tankers. HMS Duncan was operating in the Black Sea when the ship’s new tasking was announced

about 7 years ago
USS Ross returns from eighth forward-deployed patrol
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USS Ross returns from eighth forward-deployed patrol

US Navy destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71) returned to its Spanish homeport at Naval Station Rota on July 7, completing its eighth forward-deployed naval forces (FDNF) patrol. The Arleigh Burke-class ship departed for patrol on March 8 to carry out naval operations in the US 6th Fleet area of operations. R

about 7 years ago
Another Australian company brought in as Type 26 frigate supplier
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Another Australian company brought in as Type 26 frigate supplier

An Adelaide-based composite materials developer has become the latest Type 26 global combat ship supplier, the Australian defense minister announced during a visit to BAE Systems’ Govan shipyard in Scotland. Linda Reynolds, the Australian defense minister visited Govan to witness the build progress

about 7 years ago
UK investing in further laser weapon development
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UK investing in further laser weapon development

The MoD has earmarked £130m for three Directed Energy Weapons demonstrators.

about 7 years ago
Australian, Japanese navy leaders meet in Canberra
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Australian, Japanese navy leaders meet in Canberra

Senior leaders from the navies of Australia and Japan met in Canberra for a series of engagements as the countries seek to expand their roles in the Southwest Pacific. The Royal Australian Navy and Japan Maritime Self Defence Force (JMSDF) have been constantly developing their cooperation since they

about 7 years ago
Largest US-Australian drill kicks off aboard USS Ronald Reagan
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Largest US-Australian drill kicks off aboard USS Ronald Reagan

Exercise Talisman Sabre 2019, the largest Australian-US bilateral exercise, was held in the Port of Brisbane on July 7, on the USS Ronald Reagan. Australian defense minister Linda Reynolds CSC said the exercise was designed to enhance combat readiness and interoperability between the Australian and

about 7 years ago
Australia welcomes US Ronald Reagan Strike Group
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Australia welcomes US Ronald Reagan Strike Group

The US Navy’s Ronald Reagan Strike Group has arrived in Brisbane, Australia, for a regularly scheduled port visit. The aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) and the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Chancellorsville (CG 62) pulled into Brisbane July 5, while the Arleigh Burke Class

about 7 years ago
Royal Australian Navy retires last locally built Adelaide frigate
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Royal Australian Navy retires last locally built Adelaide frigate

HMAS Newcastle (FFG 06), the Royal Australian Navy’s last locally built Adelaide class guided missile frigate, has been decommissioned in Sydney. The decomissioning ceremony for the ship was held at Fleet Base East on June 30, 2019, the navy said. The event was a celebration of Newcastle’s dedicated

about 7 years ago
US destroyer leaves 7th Fleet after 14 years forward deployed
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US destroyer leaves 7th Fleet after 14 years forward deployed

The US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Stethem (DDG 63) returned to the US 3rd Fleet area of operations on June 30, following 14 years of forward-deployed service in the Indo-Pacific region operating from Japan. The destroyer is en route to San Diego, where she will be homepo

about 7 years ago
Australia: $535 million Osborne naval shipyard project makes progress
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Australia: $535 million Osborne naval shipyard project makes progress

The construction of the digitally-enabled shipyard infrastructure at Osborne South is on track for completion by March 2020, ahead of the commencement of production prototyping on the $35 billion Hunter-class frigate program, Australian defense ministers said. Australian Minister for Defence, Senato

about 7 years ago
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