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Pacific Reach tests JFD’s submarine rescue system
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Pacific Reach tests JFD’s submarine rescue system

JFD has successfully demonstrated its fully-integrated submarine rescue system during exercises off the coast of Western Australia. In a range of weather conditions, JFD’s system was used in the triennial Pacific Reach, a multi-lateral series of exercises. In 2019, the Pacific Reach was hosted by Au

about 6 years ago
Bangladesh Navy receives patrol boats from the US
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Bangladesh Navy receives patrol boats from the US

The Bangladesh Navy received five Metal Shark-built patrol boats from the US in a ceremony at the Special Warfare Diving and Salvage (SWADS) Headquarters in Chittagong April 25. Rear Admiral Joey Tynch, commander, Logistics Group Western Pacific, presented the patrol boats. Tynch, Joel Reifman, US D

about 7 years ago
USS John S. McCain re-floated in major post-collision milestone
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USS John S. McCain re-floated in major post-collision milestone

US Navy destroyer USS John S. McCain (DDG 56) was floated out from dry dock on November 27 and moored pierside at Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka, where the ship is undergoing repairs after colliding with a merchant ship in August 2017. McCain’s launch is an important step in the ongoing effort

about 7 years ago
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 8 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 8 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 8 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 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
Australia’s ASC starts digital transformation program
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Australia’s ASC starts digital transformation program

Australian submarine and warship builder ASC has announced the launch of a digital transformation program which will help apply new technology and innovation to the state-owned shipbuilder’s defense programs. ASC expect the transformation program to have flow-on effects for Australian and overseas s

about 8 years ago
Australia launches “Defence Industrial Capability Plan”
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Australia launches “Defence Industrial Capability Plan”

The Australian government on April 23 released its Defence Industrial Capability Plan which is aimed at developing a “robust, resilient and internationally competitive Australian defence industry base.” The plan is designed to maximize the involvement of competitive Australian companies in the acqui

about 8 years ago
‘Up-gunned’ Wasp ARG ships stop in Okinawa after concluding amphibious, F-35B certifications
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‘Up-gunned’ Wasp ARG ships stop in Okinawa after concluding amphibious, F-35B certifications

Ships from the US Navy’s Wasp amphibious ready group made a stop in Okinawa, Japan, on March 15 following two weeks of certifications. Amphibious assault ship USS Wasp (LHD 1) and amphibious dock landing ship USS Ashland (LSD 48) arrived at White Beach, Okinawa, to embark the 31st Marine Expeditiona

about 8 years ago
HMS Sutherland to join major Australian Navy fleet exercise Ocean Explorer
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HMS Sutherland to join major Australian Navy fleet exercise Ocean Explorer

A fleet of Royal Australian Navy ships departed Fleet Base East in Garden Island, Sydney, on Tuesday to start exercise Ocean Explorer. Ocean Explorer will see two submarines, ten ships and embarked aircraft take part in war games off the east coast of Australia. They will be joined briefly by Royal

about 8 years ago
RINA teams up with Fincantieri on SEA 5000 Future Frigate program
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RINA teams up with Fincantieri on SEA 5000 Future Frigate program

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has appointed RINA as technical partner in the risk reduction and design study (RRDS) and prospect classification society for the Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN’s) next generation frigates – SEA 5000 program. “We are delighted to extend our naval portfolio and increase

about 8 years ago
HMAS Hobart starts MH-60R Seahawk helicopter trials
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HMAS Hobart starts MH-60R Seahawk helicopter trials

The Royal Australian Navy’s recently-commissioned destroyer HMAS Hobart recently added an MH-60R Seahawk helicopter to the list of her capabilities, certifying its deck for helicopter handling. The deck handling trial took place at the Oiler Wharf, Garden Island, Sydney, on November 7. At the center

about 8 years ago
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