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After Sasebo visit, Australian warships head for Yokosuka and exercise Nichi Gou Trident
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After Sasebo visit, Australian warships head for Yokosuka and exercise Nichi Gou Trident

Royal Australian Navy warships HMAS Melbourne and HMAS Parramatta concluded their first Japan port call in Sasebo and headed for Yokosuka where they are to take part in exercises with the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF). Adelaide-class guided-missile frigate Melbourne and Anzac-class friga

about 9 years ago
Australia brings in Leonardo for submarine information management software upgrade
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Australia brings in Leonardo for submarine information management software upgrade

The Australian defense department has contracted Leonardo to deliver its information management software for the upgrade of the Royal Australian Navy’s Collins-class submarine fleet. The contract, called ‘Submarine Communication Information Exchange Management’ (SCIEM), is part of Australia’s Projec

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy upgrading Collins-class submarines
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Australian Navy upgrading Collins-class submarines

Royal Australian Navy’s Collins-class submarines are set to receive upgraded control and communications systems under two separate contracts announced by the Australian government on October 4. The first project addresses obsolescence in the control system to allow safe operation of the submarines,

about 9 years ago
Australia facing submarine capability gap, report suggests
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Australia facing submarine capability gap, report suggests

The complicated process of designing and building new submarines from scratch could leave Australia with no submarines in its fleet over a period of several years, an independent report has warned. The Insight Economics report, commissioned by Gary Johnston from Submarines for Australia, suggests th

about 9 years ago
US submarine joins Japanese, Australian counterparts for trilateral drills
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US submarine joins Japanese, Australian counterparts for trilateral drills

The US and Royal Australian Navy sent their submarines to waters south of Japan where the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) hosted a trilateral submarine competition (SUBCOMP) exercise from September 12 to 19. Japan deployed four submarines to the exercise while the US Navy participated with

about 9 years ago
Australia’s AWD Hobart is entering service this weekend
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Australia’s AWD Hobart is entering service this weekend

The Royal Australian Navy’s first Aegis-equipped air warfare destroyer HMAS Hobart is set to officially enter service in a ceremony in Sydney, on September 23. Starting construction in January 2010, Hobart is entering service seven years later as the third Australian destroyer to bear the name Hobar

about 9 years ago
Bangladesh Navy’s new Dornier 228 multirole aircraft will feature Leonardo AESA radars
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Bangladesh Navy’s new Dornier 228 multirole aircraft will feature Leonardo AESA radars

European defense contractor Leonardo will be delivering its Seaspray 5000E AESA radars for two new Dornier 228 multirole aircraft being built for the Bangladesh Navy. The Bangladesh Navy already operates two Dornier aircraft delivered by German company RUAG Aviation in 2013 and now has two more on o

about 9 years ago
Singapore, US Navy conclude inaugural exercise Pacific Griffin
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Singapore, US Navy conclude inaugural exercise Pacific Griffin

The navies of Republic of Singapore and the United States wrapped up the first iteration of a new exercise which took place between August 19 and September 2. With the training space available in the waters off Guam, exercise Pacific Griffin provided the RSN with the opportunity to join the US Navy

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy sends six-ship fleet on Indo-Pacific mission
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Australian Navy sends six-ship fleet on Indo-Pacific mission

A fleet of six Royal Australian Navy ships got underway from Sydney on September 4 for a series of drills in the Indo-Pacific region. Running through November 26, the deployment is being referred to as the Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2017 and will see the ships work together with a number of regional nav

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems submits bid for Australian frigate build
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BAE Systems submits bid for Australian frigate build

Shipbuilder and defense contractor BAE Systems on Thursday announced it has officially submitted its bid for the construction of Australia’s nine SEA 5000 Future Frigates. The company, however, did not reveal the cost of designing and building the frigates in Australia. What is known is that the fri

about 9 years ago
Australia’s first air warfare destroyer heads for commissioning site
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Australia’s first air warfare destroyer heads for commissioning site

Some two months after being officially delivered to the Australian defense ministry in Adelaide, Royal Australian Navy’s first air warfare destroyer Hobart has set sail for its commissioning site in Sydney. According to The Advertiser, the future HMAS Hobart is set to be commissioned in a ceremony i

about 9 years ago
Navies from India, Japan, and US to participate in Malabar 2017
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Navies from India, Japan, and US to participate in Malabar 2017

Naval ships, aircraft and personnel from India, Japan and the United States will participate in exercise Malabar 2017, July 7-17. Malabar 2017 is the latest in a continuing series of exercises that has grown in scope and complexity over the years to address the variety of shared threats to maritime

about 9 years ago
Australia officially receives first air warfare destroyer Hobart
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Australia officially receives first air warfare destroyer Hobart

The Australian Ministry of Defense accepted delivery of its first Aegis-equipped air warfare destroyer, Hobart, in a ceremony at the Osborne naval shipyard on June 16. Hobart is the first of three destroyers being built and integrated by the AWD Alliance which comprises the Department of Defence, Ra

about 9 years ago
USS Alexandria returns from Western Pacific deployment
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USS Alexandria returns from Western Pacific deployment

U.S. Navy’s Los Angeles-Class fast attack submarine USS Alexandria (SSN 757) wrapped up her six-month deployment to the Western Pacific region and returned to Naval Base Point Loma in San Diego on May 18. Alexandria completed four missions deemed vital to national security and participated in five m

about 9 years ago
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