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Ultra Electronics to work on early warning tech for Australia
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Ultra Electronics to work on early warning tech for Australia

Ultra Electronics Avalon Systems will receive $1.7 million of Australian government funding to develop and demonstrate new ship-defense technologies, Australian minister for defense industry Christopher Pyne announced on Thursday. Minister Pyne said this innovation project would develop techniques t

about 9 years ago
Australia’s first air warfare destroyer starts acceptance trials
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Australia’s first air warfare destroyer starts acceptance trials

Royal Australian Navy’s future air warfare destroyer (AWD) Hobart departed the wharf at Techport Australia Monday morning to begin a second round of more advanced sea trials off the coast of South Australia. Known as ‘sea acceptance trials’ they follow the completion of ‘builder sea trials’ in Septe

about 9 years ago
Watch as Australia’s second air warfare destroyer is built from scratch to launch
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Watch as Australia’s second air warfare destroyer is built from scratch to launch

ASC, the Australian shipbuilder in charge of constructing the Australian Navy Hobart-class air warfare destroyers, recently shared a timelapse video of the second ship in the class, NUSHIP Brisbane, being built at Techport Australia, in Adelaide. The four-minute video shows the entire process of ass

about 9 years ago
Raytheon’s SM-6 goes international with Australia, Korea and Japan as likely buyers
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Raytheon’s SM-6 goes international with Australia, Korea and Japan as likely buyers

The U.S. Department of Defense has cleared Raytheon’s Standard Missile-6 for sale to several international customers, the company announced January 10. “Many of the approved countries are seeking the multi-mission SM-6 to bolster their shipbuilding programs,” the company said without specifying whic

about 9 years ago
USS Carl Vinson carrier strike group gets underway
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USS Carl Vinson carrier strike group gets underway

U.S. Navy’s Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson and its carrier strike group left their homeport in San Diego on January 5 to begin their deployment to the western Pacific. USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70), Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 2, and embarked Destroyer Squadron (CDS) 1 deployed with Ticonderoga

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy launches second Hobart class destroyer
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Australian Navy launches second Hobart class destroyer

The second Hobart class destroyer marked a major milestone in its construction when she was officially named Brisbane and launched in Adelaide on 15th of December. Mrs Robyn Shackleton, wife of former Chief of Navy and Commanding Officer of HMAS Brisbane II, Vice Admiral David Shackleton (retired),

about 9 years ago
Australia contracts BAE Systems for air warfare destroyer maintenance
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Australia contracts BAE Systems for air warfare destroyer maintenance

Shipbuilder BAE Systems has been awarded a five year, $70 million contract to maintain the Australian Navy’s new air warfare destroyers. The announcement was made Friday by the Australian minister for defence industry Christopher Pyne. The contract will see BAE Systems manage the delivery of support

about 9 years ago
Canada takes over command of counter-piracy task force CTF 150
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Canada takes over command of counter-piracy task force CTF 150

Canada has taken command of the Combined Maritime Forces’ counter-piracy task force operating in the Middle East region. Commodore Haydn C. Edmundson of the Royal Canadian Navy assumed command on Combined Task Force (CTF) 150 after conducting a change of command ceremony with the Pakistan Navy on De

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy hydrographers test skills with offshore survey
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Australian Navy hydrographers test skills with offshore survey

Members of a hydrographic team embarked on Australian Navy hydrographic survey vessel HMAS Melville recently helped an outback community ensure safe navigation for shipping. The crew deployed on the first detached boat camp conducted for several years to test the detached Survey Motor Boat survey ca

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy depth sounder helps New Zealand in quake aftermath
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Australian Navy depth sounder helps New Zealand in quake aftermath

The Royal Australian Navy laser airborne depth sounder flight has deployed to assist in disaster relief efforts off the South Island of New Zealand. The Cairns-based flight has conducted a hydrographic survey of the sea floor in the coastal margins of the north-east coast of the South Island followi

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy submarines to get sonar upgrades
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Australian Navy submarines to get sonar upgrades

Australian Minister for Defence Industry Christopher Pyne announced that Thales Australia has been awarded a $100 million contract to design a major sonar system upgrade for Collins class submarines. The minister added that Thales Australia will engage other Australian-based companies including Sona

about 10 years ago
Australian, US Navy start diving exercise in Sydney
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Australian, US Navy start diving exercise in Sydney

Navy divers from Australia and the United States are set to start training activities in Sydney on November 8 to improve their skills and inter-operability. Exercise Dugong 16 brings together more than 50 specialist divers and support staff for two weeks of training on underwater construction techni

about 10 years ago
Australia considering joint South China Sea patrols with Indonesia
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Australia considering joint South China Sea patrols with Indonesia

Australia is considering an Indonesian invitation for joint maritime patrols in the South China Sea, Australia’s Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said Tuesday. According to Bishop, the option was discussed during last week’s meeting between her, Australian Defence Minister Marise Payne and Indonesian o

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy’s new replenishment ships to feature Saab’s combat systems
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Australian Navy’s new replenishment ships to feature Saab’s combat systems

Spanish shipbuilder Navantia has contracted Swedish defense contractor Saab to deliver an integrated combat system for the two new Royal Australian Navy replenishment ships. According to Saab, the contract is worth SEK 226 million (approx US$25 milion). Helicopter control radar and decoy system are

about 10 years ago
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