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Indra to Equip Two New ROKN Submarines
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Indra to Equip Two New ROKN Submarines

Indra will equip two new submarines of the Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN) with its electronic defense system PEGASO. These submarines are part of the third phase of the submarine acquisition program started by the ROKN in the 90’s. New submarines will be designed and developed in South Korea and wi

about 12 years ago
BLUElink Project Helps Australian Navy
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BLUElink Project Helps Australian Navy

A decade long project involving the Royal Australian Navy, CSIRO and Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) has delivered an Australian first and world class ocean forecasting system. Project BLUElink was introduced in 2003 to better understand Australia’s marine environment assisting in defence operations a

about 12 years ago
MH370: Bluefin-21 Completes Its Latest Mission
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MH370: Bluefin-21 Completes Its Latest Mission

Yesterday afternoon, Bluefin-21 completed its last mission searching the remaining areas in the vicinity of the acoustic signals detected in early April by the Towed Pinger Locator deployed from ADV Ocean Shield, within its depth operating limits. The data collected on yesterday’s mission has been

about 12 years ago
Thales Australia Acquires IMARCS
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Thales Australia Acquires IMARCS

Thales has expanded its product portfolio by acquiring the Integrated Maritime Coordination and Surveillance System (IMARCS) from Austal. IMARCS is a maritime command and control system which integrates Automatic Identification Systems (AIS), GPS and radar into a single picture of the operational

about 12 years ago
US Naval War College Strengthens Global Maritime Partnerships
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US Naval War College Strengthens Global Maritime Partnerships

More than 100 Naval War College Alumni and guests from 14 different countries discussed important Indo-Asia-Pacific issues at the NWC 10th Regional Alumni Symposium in Manila, Philippines, May 21-23. Rear Adm. Walter E. “Ted” Carter, Jr., president, U.S. Naval War College (NWC) in Newport, R.I., a

about 12 years ago
MH370: ADV Ocean Shield Arrives Back in Search Area
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MH370: ADV Ocean Shield Arrives Back in Search Area

ADV Ocean Shield has arrived back in the search area. The Autonomous Underwater Vehicle, Bluefin-21, was deployed from the vessel around 2am this morning. It remains underwater on its search mission. Over the next week, Bluefin-21 will search the remaining areas in the vicinity of the acoustic sig

about 12 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s MH-60R Romeo Helicopter Gets Its First ALFS
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Royal Australian Navy’s MH-60R Romeo Helicopter Gets Its First ALFS

The Royal Australian Navy’s MH-60R Romeo helicopter has had another system added to its arsenal, with the commencement of dipping operations off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida on 13 May. After five months of flying operations from Naval Air Station (NAS) Jacksonville, NUSQN 725 received its fi

about 12 years ago
OSI to Provide in-Service-Support for Royal New Zealand Navy’s INTS
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OSI to Provide in-Service-Support for Royal New Zealand Navy’s INTS

OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) has signed a contract to provide in-service-support for the Integrated Navigation and Bridge Systems (INTS) that the company has delivered and installed across the Royal New Zealand Navy fleet. Under the terms of this contract, OSI will act as the design authority, and p

about 12 years ago
MH370: Ocean Shield Continues Search
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MH370: Ocean Shield Continues Search

Ocean Shield will today return to Fleet Base West to replenish its supplies and conduct routine maintenance and software modifications to Phoenix Autonomous Underwater Vehicle ‘Artemis’ Bluefin-21. On completion of the short port visit, Ocean Shield will return immediately to the search area where

about 12 years ago
Corpsmen Pay Visit to USS George Washington
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Corpsmen Pay Visit to USS George Washington

Nine U.S. representatives from eight states toured the U.S. Navy’s forward deployed aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) April 22 as part of a visit to naval ships, installations and tenant commands operating within Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan. U.S. Rep. Eric Cantor, along with rep

about 12 years ago
Crew of Australian Navy Ships Celebrates Easter Sunday
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Crew of Australian Navy Ships Celebrates Easter Sunday

On Sunday, the crew of HMA Ships’ Paluma and Mermaid celebrated Easter Sunday at anchor off Jar Island, Vansittart Bay, Western Australia. It has been nearly 195 years since CMDR Phillip Parker King, RN, and His Britannic Majesty’s Cutter Mermaid first surveyed and documented Vansittart Bay and its

about 12 years ago
Australia: NUSHIP Canberra’s Ship’s Company Get Acquainted with Newest Platform
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Australia: NUSHIP Canberra’s Ship’s Company Get Acquainted with Newest Platform

NUSHIP Canberra’s Ship’s Company walked hundreds of kilometres over the past month, familiarising themselves with the Navy’s newest platform. Twelve decks high and 230 metres in length, the ship’s company have had a taste of how big the learning curve is and how fit they need to be to navigate aro

about 12 years ago
HMS Echo, Tireless Work Round the Clock to Find Malaysian Airliner MH370
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HMS Echo, Tireless Work Round the Clock to Find Malaysian Airliner MH370

The UK’s survey ship HMS Echo and the nuclear submarine HMS Tireless are searching vast areas of ocean as they join the international hunt to find missing Malaysian airliner MH370. HMS Echo has scoured an area six times the size of Greater London as everyone involved in the hunt faces a race against

about 12 years ago
New Lead Shifts MH370 Search Area 1,100 km to North East
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New Lead Shifts MH370 Search Area 1,100 km to North East

The search area for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has been updated after a new credible lead was provided to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA). As a result today’s search will shift to an area 1,100 kilometres to the north east based on updated advice provided by the interna

about 12 years ago
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