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Australia: HMAS Ararat Helps Sailing Vessel
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Australia: HMAS Ararat Helps Sailing Vessel

HMAS Ararat (LCDR M O’Loughlin) recently came to the aid of a 35 foot sailing vessel while patrolling Australia’s maritime borders. The Lady Amber (Captain Peter Madigan), a South African flagged oceanographic research vessel requested assistance during a routine hail on VHF. The schooner indicated

about 14 years ago
Japanese Ministry of Defense Buys REMUS 600 System
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Japanese Ministry of Defense Buys REMUS 600 System

Hydroid, Inc., a subsidiary of Kongsberg Maritime and the leading manufacturer of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs), announced that the Japanese Ministry of Defense (MOD) has purchased one REMUS 600 system for mine countermeasure operations. The new purchase brings the Japanese MOD AUV fleet to

about 14 years ago
Future Submarine Project the Biggest Endeavour of Australian Defence
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Future Submarine Project the Biggest Endeavour of Australian Defence

Minister for Defence Materiel Jason Clare announced that the first meeting of the Future Submarine Industry Skills Plan Expert Industry Panel was held yesterday. “The Future Submarine Project is the biggest and most complex Defence project Australia has ever embarked upon,” Mr Clare said. “Hundreds

about 14 years ago
Japanese MOD Gets Four REMUS 100 Systems from Hydroid
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Japanese MOD Gets Four REMUS 100 Systems from Hydroid

Hydroid, Inc., a subsidiary of Kongsberg Maritime and the leading manufacturer of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs), today announced that it has shipped four REMUS 100 systems to the Japanese Ministry of Defense (MOD). The AUVs will be used for mine countermeasure operations as well as investiga

about 14 years ago
US Navy’s Research Vessel ROGER REVELLE Arrives in Henderson, WA
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US Navy’s Research Vessel ROGER REVELLE Arrives in Henderson, WA

Austal has announced the mooring of the US Navy’s Research Vessel ROGER REVELLE (AGOR 24) at its Marine Support Base in Henderson, Western Australia. Owned by the US Office of Naval Research and operated by the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, the 274 foot (84 meter) ship is pierside for maintenan

about 14 years ago
AMC Graduate Receives Prestigious Award
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AMC Graduate Receives Prestigious Award

A former AMC student has been awarded a prestigious international prize by the Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA) Tristan Andrewartha graduated from the AMC in 2007 with a Bachelor of Engineering (Naval Architect) with 1st class honours. He is now working for leading Danish Naval Architect

about 14 years ago
USA: Chief of Naval Personnel Visits Center for Information Dominance Corry Station
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USA: Chief of Naval Personnel Visits Center for Information Dominance Corry Station

The Chief of Naval Personnel (CNP) visited the Center for Information Dominance (CID) Corry Station, Jan. 19. CID is the Navy’s Learning Center that leads, manages and delivers Navy and joint force training in information operations, information technology, cryptology and intelligence. With a staff

about 14 years ago
Australia: Marine Rescue NSW Conducts Commissioning Ceremony for Steber 38
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Australia: Marine Rescue NSW Conducts Commissioning Ceremony for Steber 38

Marine Rescue Iluka Yamba NSW conducted the commissioning ceremony for their new Steber 38 rescue vessel on the 9 September. The vessel IY30 was proudly commissioned in the presence of volunteers and general public. Chris Elford of Steber International was present during the ceremony. Kay Cottee AO

about 15 years ago
Government Agrees to Removal of Gender Restrictions from ADF Combat Roles
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Government Agrees to Removal of Gender Restrictions from ADF Combat Roles

Minister for Defence Stephen Smith and Minister for Defence Science and Personnel Warren Snowdon today announced that the Government has formally agreed to the removal of gender restrictions from Australian Defence Force (ADF) combat roles. Women will now be able to work in any position in the ADF,

about 15 years ago
Australia: Piracy Hampers Climate Change Research
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Australia: Piracy Hampers Climate Change Research

Piracy in the Indian Ocean is hampering the efforts of climate change researchers to the point where they have had to call in the Australian… (markacadey) [mappress] Source: markacadey, July 15, 2011;

about 15 years ago
Australia: Defence Ministers Announce New Naval Combat Helicopters
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Australia: Defence Ministers Announce New Naval Combat Helicopters

Minister for Defence Stephen Smith and Minister for Defence Materiel Jason Clare announced that the Australian Government had approved the acquisition of 24 MH-60R Seahawk ‘Romeo’ naval combat helicopters at a cost of over $3 billion. The 2009 Defence White Paper committed the Government to equippin

about 15 years ago
South Korea Still Divided Over Deadly Cheonan Warship Sinking
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South Korea Still Divided Over Deadly Cheonan Warship Sinking

A year after an explosion ripped apart the 1,200-ton Cheonan warship, killing 46 sailors and horrifying Seoul and its allies, the sinking st… (sudanvisiondaily) [mappress] Source: sudanvisiondaily,March 28, 2011; A year after an explosion ripped apart the 1,200-ton Cheonan warship, killing 46 sailor

about 15 years ago
Fishing Boat Seized by the South Korean Navy
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Fishing Boat Seized by the South Korean Navy

A fishing boat carrying 31 North Koreans has been seized by the South Korean navy after it drifted across a disputed sea border near the sce… [mappress] Source: telegraph , February 7, 2011;

about 15 years ago
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