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Japan contracts MHI for construction of new class of multirole frigates
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Japan contracts MHI for construction of new class of multirole frigates

Japan’s defense ministry has awarded Mitsubishi Heavy Industries a contract to build the first two of a new class of multirole frigates for the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF), the shipbuilder announced on November 1. The new class of 3,900-ton ships is expected to comprise a total of four

about 7 years ago
Irish Navy starts P50-class midlife overhaul assessment
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Irish Navy starts P50-class midlife overhaul assessment

The Irish Naval Service has awarded marine and naval architecture consultancy Tymor Marine a contract to carry out a vessel mid-life extension survey. The Aberdeen-headquartered company will survey the Irish Navy’s P50 class vessels to assess the condition of their structure, systems, equipment and

about 7 years ago
HMAS Canberra hosts first of class trials for ARH Tiger helicopter
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HMAS Canberra hosts first of class trials for ARH Tiger helicopter

Royal Australian Navy landing helicopter dock HMAS Canberra has hosted first of class trials (FOCT) for the army’s ARH Tiger helicopter. A team from the Aircraft Maintenance and Flight Trials Unit (AMAFTU) spent the last seven weeks embarked in HMAS Canberra evaluating the helicopters operational li

about 7 years ago
JMSDF helicopter carrier JS Kaga in India for joint ASW drill
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JMSDF helicopter carrier JS Kaga in India for joint ASW drill

Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force (JMSDF) helicopter carrier JS Kaga and guided-missile destroyer JS Inazuma arrived at Visakhapatnam, India, on October 7 as part of the Indo-Southeast Asia Deployment 2018. The JMSDF task group, commanded by Rear Admiral Tatsuya Fukada, Commander, Escort Flotilla

about 7 years ago
India contracts Germany’s TKMS for INS Shishumar upgrade
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India contracts Germany’s TKMS for INS Shishumar upgrade

Indian shipbuilder Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders (MDL) has contracted German submarine specialist thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) for work on the overhaul of the Indian Navy’s Type 209 submarine INS Shishumar. The exact value of the contract was not revealed and TKMS only said it received a “high two

about 7 years ago
US Navy’s ANTX 2018 explores “human machine interaction”
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US Navy’s ANTX 2018 explores “human machine interaction”

The 2018-edition of the US Navy’s Advanced Naval Technology Exercise (ANTX) provided a venue for industry and academia to demonstrate new navy technologies with a focus on interaction between humans and machines. Taking place at Naval Station Newport and the Narragansett Bay Test Facility (NBTF) at

about 7 years ago
Leonardo introduces new avionics for US Navy helicopter trainer contender
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Leonardo introduces new avionics for US Navy helicopter trainer contender

Leonardo’s TH-119 single-engine helicopter, which is being pitched for the US Navy’s new helicopter trainer program, now benefits from the new Genesys Aerosystems avionics, the company has announced. The new avionics and cockpit allowing IFR operations is being integrated at Leonardo’s Philadelphia

about 7 years ago
ASC teams up with AMCouncil to strengthen submarine sustainment
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ASC teams up with AMCouncil to strengthen submarine sustainment

ASC has launched a new partnership with Australian Asset Management Council (AM Council) to strengthen its life-cycle management execution of the Collins Class submarine fleet. As informed, the move follows ASC becoming the first Australian defense company recognized with international certification

about 7 years ago
India clears acquisition of 6 next generation offshore patrol vessels
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India clears acquisition of 6 next generation offshore patrol vessels

India’s Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) has approved the procurement of six next generation offshore patrol vessels (NGOPV) that are to be designed and built in India. According to a defense department announcement, the project is expected to cost Rs. 4941 crore (approx. US$706.5 million). Once in

about 8 years ago
Denmark receives final two MH-60R Seahawk helicopters
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Denmark receives final two MH-60R Seahawk helicopters

Denmark’s defense department has received the final two of overall nine MH-60R Seahawk helicopters delivered by Sikorsky Aircraft under a $686 million contract. The aircraft arrived at the Royal Danish Air Force base Karup on August 1 aboard an American C17 aircraft. MH-60R Seahawks will be flown by

about 8 years ago
Video: RIMPAC participants sink decommissioned landing ship USS Racine
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Video: RIMPAC participants sink decommissioned landing ship USS Racine

Australian, Japanese and US units joined forces on July 12 to sink the decommissioned ex-USS Racine (LST-1191) during a sinking exercise (SINKEX) as part of RIMPAC 2018. Live fire from aircraft, a submarine, and land assets sank the former landing ship in waters 15,000 feet deep 55 nautical miles no

about 8 years ago
Ballistic missile submarine USS Nebraska returns from first patrol after 41-month overhaul
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Ballistic missile submarine USS Nebraska returns from first patrol after 41-month overhaul

The Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarine USS Nebraska (SSBN 739) has returned from her first strategic deterrent mission since 2013. The submarine deployed with the Blue crew and returned to Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor on July 12. Nebraska recently completed a 41-month engineered refueling overhaul (

about 8 years ago
RIMPAC mine warfare operations kick off in SOCAL
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RIMPAC mine warfare operations kick off in SOCAL

Commander Task Force (CTF) 177 kicked off the Southern California (SOCAL) portion of the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) with mine warfare training operations which run from June 27 to August 2. CTF 177 is comprised of 26 units with approximately 1,100 personnel representing the United States, Australia

about 8 years ago
Australian Navy to test new hyperbaric gear during exercise Black Carillion
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Australian Navy to test new hyperbaric gear during exercise Black Carillion

The Royal Australian Navy is one step closer to operating their new hyperbaric equipment after the system achieved acceptance and global certification from Lloyds Register. The system, a transfer under pressure chamber and recompression treatment suite worth AU$19.7 million, can treat the whole crew

about 8 years ago
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