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BAE Systems told to refine Type 26 design for new Australian frigates
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BAE Systems told to refine Type 26 design for new Australian frigates

The Australian government has awarded BAE Systems a contract to further refine its design of the Type 26 Global Combat Ship (GCS) for the Royal Australian Navy under the SEA 5000 (Future Frigate) program. BAE Systems said that a team of the company’s Australian engineers would be deployed to the UK

about 10 years ago
Fincantieri to participate in Competitive Evaluation Process
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Fincantieri to participate in Competitive Evaluation Process

Fincantieri has signed a contract with the Australian Government to participate in the Competitive Evaluation Process, conducted by the Department of Defence, to deliver 9 Future Frigates – to be built in Adelaide, South Australia – for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) under the SEA 5000 programme. F

about 10 years ago
Destroyer combat systems training enhanced
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Destroyer combat systems training enhanced

With destroyer NUSHIP Hobart set to commence contractor sea trials next month before being delivered to the Royal Australian Navy next year, many of the growing number of the ship’s company have already undertaken AEGIS combat system training in the United States. Some of them were able to hone thes

about 10 years ago
Australian survey motor launches to receive new navigation sonars
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Australian survey motor launches to receive new navigation sonars

U.S. sonar system company FarSounder has been awarded a contract to upgrade Royal Australian Navy’s four Paluma class hydrographic survey motor launches with FarSounder-1000 navigation sonars. According to FarSounder, BAE Systems is the prime contractor while Seismic Asia Pacific of Salisbury, Austr

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy frigate crews take training ashore
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Australian Navy frigate crews take training ashore

Royal Australian Navy sailors recently took part in a simulated portion of a unit readiness exercise at Fleet Base West in Western Australia and HMAS Watson in Sydney. Exercise Strongback Sim introduced a new era of training for the Australian Navy when part of HMAS Arunta’s work-up and HMAS Newcast

about 10 years ago
Philippine Coast Guard receives first Japan-built multi-role response vessel
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Philippine Coast Guard receives first Japan-built multi-role response vessel

The Philippine Coast Guard has formally received the first multi-role response vessel BRP Tubbataha from the Japan government today after it arrived at South Harbor in Manila. The 44-meter vessel was named after lighthouse Tubbataha which is located in Tubbataha Marine National Park, Palawan. She de

about 10 years ago
HMAS Toowoomba forms new crew
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HMAS Toowoomba forms new crew

Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class frigate HMAS Toowoomba has formed a new crew, for the first time since 2010, thereby achieving a significant milestone, the navy said. Personnel formed up to crew HMAS Toowoomba, currently undergoing an Anti-Ship Missile Defence upgrade at Henderson Shipyard, West

about 10 years ago
Exercise Paradise kicks off in Papua New Guinea
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Exercise Paradise kicks off in Papua New Guinea

Exercise Paradise, the bilateral maritime engagement between Royal Australian and Papua New Guinean navies, got underway in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. One of Australia’s Armidale class patrol boats, HMAS Wollongong, is taking part alongside the local Pacific class patrol boats, HMPNG Ships Seea

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy ship sets sail for exercise Paradise
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Australian Navy ship sets sail for exercise Paradise

Royal Australian Navy’s Armidale class patrol boat HMAS Wollongong set sail for Port Moresby this month to take part in Exercise Paradise off Papua New Guinea. The annual event aimed at strengthening ties between the Royal Australian and Papua New Guinean navies. Commanding Officer of the patrol boa

about 10 years ago
Singapore Navy littoral mission vessels to be equipped with SharpeEye radars
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Singapore Navy littoral mission vessels to be equipped with SharpeEye radars

Republic of Singapore Navy’s Littoral Mission Vessel (LMV) program is to be equipped with SharpeEye navigation radars, Kelvin Hughes, a British manufacturer of navigation systems, announced August 8. The lead ship of the fleet, Independence, was delivered in May of this year equipped with two I-Band

about 10 years ago
US Navy’s Oceanographer signs MoA with ROKN
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US Navy’s Oceanographer signs MoA with ROKN

Oceanographer of the Navy and Commander, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command Rear Adm. Tim Gallaudet signed an amendment extending a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Republic of Korea navy (ROKN), July 25, shortly following a meeting with ROKN CNO Adm. Jung, Ho-sub. The agreement allows

about 10 years ago
US Navy destroyers wrap up visit to Darwin
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US Navy destroyers wrap up visit to Darwin

Two of the three U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyers that form the 3rd Fleet Pacific Surface Action Group (PAC SAG) departed Darwin, Australia, July 20 after a routine port visit. Prior to pulling into port, guided-missile destroyers USS Spruance (DDG 111) and USS Momsen (DDG 92), along with se

about 10 years ago
New Zealand’s littoral warfare unit hosts US Third Fleet Commander during RIMPAC
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New Zealand’s littoral warfare unit hosts US Third Fleet Commander during RIMPAC

The New Zealand Defence Force’s Littoral Warfare Unit (LWU) hosted the Commander of the US 3rd Fleet, Vice Admiral (VADM) Nora Tyson, at Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam, Hawaii on July 13. The LWU is the Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) specialist unit comprising divers, hydrographers and mine counter m

about 10 years ago
Saab receives order for Anzac frigate upgrade services
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Saab receives order for Anzac frigate upgrade services

The Australian government has contracted the Swedish aerospace and defense company Saab for work on the sustainment of the combat system on Australia’s Anzac class frigates. The order value amounts to AUD 37 million (approximately 248 million Swedish krona) and covers services from July 2016 until D

about 10 years ago
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