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Los Angeles-class submarine USS Louisville returns from final deployment
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Los Angeles-class submarine USS Louisville returns from final deployment

US Navy fast attack submarine USS Louisville (SSN 724) pulled into Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam on May 2, marking her final return from an operational deployment. Louisville is the 35th nuclear-powered fast-attack submarine of the Los Angeles-class design and her deployment in the US 5th and 7th F

about 7 years ago
TMT contracted to deliver ROV for Australia’s new submarine rescue capability
Submarines

TMT contracted to deliver ROV for Australia’s new submarine rescue capability

Perth-based Total Marine Technology has secured its first Royal Australian Navy contract as it landed a deal to design and deliver a remotely-operated vehicle (ROV) for the service’s new submarine rescue system (SRS). TMT was selected by Phoenix International, who is in charge of delivering the new

about 7 years ago
Australia designates eighth P-8A maritime patrol aircraft
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Australia designates eighth P-8A maritime patrol aircraft

The Royal Australian Air Force has received its eighth Poseidon P-8A maritime patrol aircraft, Australia’s defense minister announced on April 9. The aircraft number eight had been identified as RAAF’s long-term fatigue management aircraft and had been fitted with a raft of diagnostic equipment, acc

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

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 buys second MQ-4C Triton UAV
Submarines

Australia buys second MQ-4C Triton UAV

The Australian defense ministry announced it is buying the second of a planned fleet of six MQ-4C Triton remotely piloted aircraft. Australia is acquiring the Tritons through a cooperative program with the United States Navy. The MQ-4C is being acquired to complement Poseidon P-8A maritime patrol ai

about 7 years ago
Japan-based US Navy ships complete their “most demanding tactical drills ever”
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Japan-based US Navy ships complete their “most demanding tactical drills ever”

US Navy ships from the Japan-based US 7th Fleet took part in what the navy termed the most advanced tactical training necessary for blue water combat. For the first time ever, three guided missile destroyers, a guided missile cruiser, and two amphibious ships of the Forward-Deployed Naval Forces com

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

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
Australian Navy orders new submarine rescue vehicle
Submarines

Australian Navy orders new submarine rescue vehicle

The Royal Australian Navy has contracted the Australian branch of Phoenix International for the delivery of a new air transportable submarine rescue service capability. As announced by the Australian defense minister Christopher Pyne, the service will be based in Western Australia and support both t

about 7 years ago
Japan commissions second Asahi-class destroyer JS Shiranui
Submarines

Japan commissions second Asahi-class destroyer JS Shiranui

Japan’s second Asahi-class destroyer, the JS Shiranui, entered Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) service in a ceremony at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ Nagasaki Shipyard on February 27. The lead ship in the class was commissioned a year before, on March 8, 2018. The 5,100-ton general-purpose

about 7 years ago
USS Santa Fe visits Perth after training with four Australian submarines
Submarines

USS Santa Fe visits Perth after training with four Australian submarines

US Navy submarine USS Santa Fe (SSN 763) pulled into Royal Australian Navy base HMAS Stirling on Garden Island after completing training activities with four Australian Collins-class submarines. Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine Santa Fe took part in a joint training exercise with HMAS Collins

about 7 years ago
Naval Group, ASC sign Attack-class submarine cooperation agreement
Submarines

Naval Group, ASC sign Attack-class submarine cooperation agreement

Naval Group Australia, the prime contractor for the Australian Attack-class submarine construction, has entered into a framework agreement with ASC for cooperation on the AU$50 billion project. The agreement details the terms and conditions through which Naval Group Australia and the government-owne

about 7 years ago
Royal Navy frigate joins US Navy oiler for South China Sea drills
Submarines

Royal Navy frigate joins US Navy oiler for South China Sea drills

US Navy fleet replenishment oiler USNS Guadalupe (T-AO 200) and Royal Navy frigate HMS Montrose (F236) met up in the South China Sea on February 18 for a series of maritime security and logistics training. The drills involved Royal Marine commandos, Royal Navy sailors and Guadalupe crew members. Dur

about 7 years ago
Australia’s Collins-class could need more upgrades before Future Submarines arrive
Submarines

Australia’s Collins-class could need more upgrades before Future Submarines arrive

The Royal Australian Navy’s fleet of six Collins-class submarines will likely necessitate substantial upgrades to remain in service until the new SEA 1000 submarines start arriving, navy chief Vice Admiral Mike Noonan indicated at an Australian senate hearing. “We’re expecting that we will upgrade a

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

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
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