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Frigate Arunta rejoins Australian Navy fleet after AMCAP upgrade
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Frigate Arunta rejoins Australian Navy fleet after AMCAP upgrade

Royal Australian Navy Anzac-class frigate HMAS Arunta officially rejoined the fleet after completing her Anzac Midlife Capability Assurance Program (AMCAP) upgrade. Arunta is the first ship to undergo the program which provides significant improvements to the ship’s key sensor and communications sys

about 7 years ago
First Australian frigate to complete AMCAP upgrade tests stability
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First Australian frigate to complete AMCAP upgrade tests stability

The first Royal Australian Navy Anzac-class frigate to undergo the Anzac Midlife Capability Assurance Program (AMCAP) upgrade has completed the inclining experiment at Henderson Shipyard, Western Australia to test stability. HMAS Arunta underwent the test after more than a year out of the water as p

about 7 years ago
US, Japanese, Indian, Philippines warships sail in South China Sea
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US, Japanese, Indian, Philippines warships sail in South China Sea

US Navy ship USS William P. Lawrence joined ships from the Indian Navy, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, and Republic of Philippine Navy to sail through the South China Sea between May 2 and 8. As the USS William P. Lawrence sailed with allies, the guided-missile destroyer’s sister ships USS Prebl

about 7 years ago
South Korea approves procurement of next batch of Aegis destroyers, subs
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South Korea approves procurement of next batch of Aegis destroyers, subs

South Korea’s defense procurement agency DAPA has approved plans for the development and construction of the next batch of Republic of Korea Navy destroyers and submarines. More specifically, an additional three Sejong the Great-class destroyers (KDX-III) and three second-batch KSS-III submarines ar

about 7 years ago
Australian Navy orders additional Kongsberg bridge simulators
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Australian Navy orders additional Kongsberg bridge simulators

The Royal Australian Navy has awarded Kongsberg Digital a contract for the delivery of two K-Sim full mission bridge simulators at its HMAS Watson Bridge Simulator Facility in Watsons Bay, Sydney, Australia. The Watson facility contract follows an earlier one from November 2018, under which Kongsber

about 7 years ago
Australian researchers find wreck of ship sunk by Japanese sub
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Australian researchers find wreck of ship sunk by Japanese sub

Researchers have located the wreck of an Australian freighter sunk by a Japanese submarine during World War II, 77 years after it was lost. The lost ship was located by maritime archaeologists using CSIRO research vessel Investigator. The SS Iron Crown, a 100-meter long ore freighter, was sunk by a

about 7 years ago
Massive search underway after Japanese F-35A goes missing over the Pacific
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Massive search underway after Japanese F-35A goes missing over the Pacific

An international search is underway in the Pacific Ocean for a Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) F-35A fighter jet, which disappeared from radar at around 7:30pm local time on April 9. The F-35A lost radar contact approximately 85 miles east of Misawa Air Base. Media reports quoting Japanese mili

about 7 years ago
US, Royal Thai Navy anti-submarine warfare drill Guardian Sea kicks off
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US, Royal Thai Navy anti-submarine warfare drill Guardian Sea kicks off

Assets from the US Navy and Royal Thai Navy (RTN) kicked off the 8th edition of exercise Guardian Sea in the Andaman Sea on April 7. A US Navy Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine and underway replenishment oiler along with two Thai frigates, a corvette and a Sea Hawk helicopter will take part in

about 7 years ago
Australia fast-tracks Romeo helicopter upgrade for third air warfare destroyer
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Australia fast-tracks Romeo helicopter upgrade for third air warfare destroyer

The Royal Australian Navy’s third Hobart-class air warfare destroyer Sydney is set to enter operations a year earlier than originally planned following an accelerated capability upgrade. As explained, the defense ministry was able to streamline a technical upgrade to the ship during its build at the

about 7 years ago
Second New Zealand Navy frigate arrives in Canada for combat system upgrades
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Second New Zealand Navy frigate arrives in Canada for combat system upgrades

Royal New Zealand Navy frigate HMNZS Te Mana has arrived in Canada to start her combat management system upgrades. The ship pulled into Canadian forces base Esquimalt on March 12 and will be modernized at Seaspan’s shipyard in Victoria, British Columbia. Te Mana is starting the upgrade after complet

about 7 years ago
Thales UK sends first Collins-class replacement bow to Australia
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Thales UK sends first Collins-class replacement bow to Australia

Thales UK announced it has recently completed the first of six new replacement bow sonar arrays for the upgrade of the Royal Australian Navy’s Collins-class submarines. The company says that the bow sonar array was delivered in time to meet the Royal Australian Navy’s accelerated upgrade of HMAS Wal

about 7 years ago
Australia picks Raytheon for Aegis integration on Hunter-class frigates
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Australia picks Raytheon for Aegis integration on Hunter-class frigates

The Australian defense ministry has selected Raytheon Australia to act as the country’s Aegis systems integration agent. Defense minister Christopher Pyne announced that the ministry issued a limited request for tender to Raytheon to establish a deed of standing offer under which Raytheon Australia

about 7 years ago
US submarine joining Japan’s large scale “Submarine Competition”
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US submarine joining Japan’s large scale “Submarine Competition”

An unidentified US Navy Los Angeles-class attack submarine is set to take part in the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) Submarine Competition (SUBCOMP) exercise in waters south of Japan. The seven-day drill starts February 13. SUBCOMP is designed to evaluate and test Japanese crews across mu

about 7 years ago
HHIC contracts eMarine for further ROK Navy PKX-B deliveries
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HHIC contracts eMarine for further ROK Navy PKX-B deliveries

South Korean shipbuilder Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction (HHIC) has awarded communications systems manufacturer eMARINE Global a second contract for the delivery of its warship electronic chart display & information system (WECDIS) for new Republic of Korea Navy patrol ships. In 2018, eMARINE

about 7 years ago
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