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Gallery: Indian, Sri Lanka Navy exercise off Colombo, Sri Lanka
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Gallery: Indian, Sri Lanka Navy exercise off Colombo, Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Navy Ships Sayura, Samudura and three Fast Attack Craft conducted a naval exercise with the Indian Naval Ship Vikramaditya and Mysore in the seas off Colombo on Sunday, January 24. The five hour exercise provided both navies a practical-based training in real conditions and also opportunit

about 10 years ago
HMAS Darwin docks in Thailand
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HMAS Darwin docks in Thailand

Royal Australian Navy’s Adelaide-class frigate HMAS Darwin recently sailed into the Sattahip Naval Base, Thailand. While in Thailand, three crew from the Australian Navy warship, which is currently enroute to Operation MANITOU in the Middle East, took the opportunity to ‘cross-deck’ onto His Majesty

about 10 years ago
On this day in history: Japanese submarine sunk in Australian waters
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On this day in history: Japanese submarine sunk in Australian waters

On this day in history, January 20, 1942, the Bathurst class corvette, HMAS Deloraine led by Lieutenant Commander DA Menlove (Royal Australian Naval Reserve) attacked and sunk the Japanese submarine I-124 north of Darwin, Australia. Another two of the overall sixty Australian minesweepers, commonly

about 10 years ago
Chinese Rear Admiral visits ITS Carabinere
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Chinese Rear Admiral visits ITS Carabinere

The Force Commander of the Chinese Escort Task Group 576, Rear Admiral Chen Qiangnan, was welcomed on board ITS Carabiniere by Rear Admiral Stefano Barbieri on January 17. Rear Admiral Qiangnan, on board the Luhu-Class destroyer CNS Qingdao, met with ITS Carabinere at sea. After a tour of the Italia

about 10 years ago
HMAS Dechaineux Returns Home
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HMAS Dechaineux Returns Home

HMAS Dechaineux returned to her home port at Fleet Base West just before Christmas, following a six month deployment to Asia and the east coast of Australia. Her return marked 176 days since leaving her home port and she steamed 24,000 miles in what was a busy period. A large number of sailors and o

about 10 years ago
USS City of Corpus Christi Visits Yokosuka
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USS City of Corpus Christi Visits Yokosuka

Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS City of Corpus Christi (SSN 705) arrived at Fleet Activities Yokosuka Jan. 11 as part of its Indo-Asia-Pacific deployment. City of Corpus Christi has conducted a multitude of missions and maintains proficiency in the latest capabilities of the submarine fl

about 10 years ago
USS Ronald Reagan Welcomes UK Officials Aboard
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USS Ronald Reagan Welcomes UK Officials Aboard

The U.S. Navy’s only forward-deployed aircraft carrier, USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76), hosted nine officials from the United Kingdom (U.K.), on January 8. Rear Adm. John Alexander, commander, Battle Force 7th Fleet, and Capt. Brett Crozier, Ronald Reagan’s executive officer, welcomed aboard the Right H

about 10 years ago
HMAS Leeuwin docks at Wari Island, Papua New Guinea
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HMAS Leeuwin docks at Wari Island, Papua New Guinea

Royal Australian Navy hydrographic ship, HMAS Leeuwin, has been deployed to Papua New Guinea to survey the underwater area to improve the safety of navigation, safety of the environment and to assist with the growth of trade and tourism in the area. Leeuwin’s survey grounds have encompassed Rossel I

about 10 years ago
China confirms construction of second aircraft carrier
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China confirms construction of second aircraft carrier

Chinese military officials confirmed in the wake of the South China Sea dispute that the country is building its second aircraft carrier. According to media reports, the new carrier will be completely different from the first aircraft carrier Liaoning which entered service in 2012. It has also been

about 10 years ago
HMAS Darwin trains with Chinese PLA Navy
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HMAS Darwin trains with Chinese PLA Navy

Australian Navy’s Adelaide-Class frigate, HMAS Darwin, has conducted a passage exercise with the Chinese People’s Liberation Army-Navy Escort Task Group 152 off the coast of Queensland, Australia. Darwin departed Sydney on December 30 to assume duties as part of Operation MANITOU, which is the Austr

about 10 years ago
HMAS Darwin heads for Middle East
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HMAS Darwin heads for Middle East

The Royal Australian Navy’s Adelaide-class frigate, HMAS Darwin, sailed for the Middle East region December 30. The 229 Royal Australian Navy personnel onboard had a curtailed Christmas break, having just completed a significant period of training in preparation for their Operation MANITOU role. Dar

about 10 years ago
HMAS Melbourne seizes 100 kg of heroin in the Indian Ocean
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HMAS Melbourne seizes 100 kg of heroin in the Indian Ocean

The Royal Australian Navy’s frigate HMAS Melbourne pulled off the fourth drug seizure since September 2015. Melbourne’s crew seized more than 100 kilograms of heroin from a fishing vessel in the Indian Ocean. The ship’s boarding party conducted a search of a vessel on December 26 and discovered 118k

about 10 years ago
Australian Defence Minister visits Austal
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Australian Defence Minister visits Austal

The Australian Minister for Defence, Senator Marise Payne, paid a visit to Austal’s Western Australian shipyard on Wednesday, December 16. The minister toured the shipyard to take a look at the company’s naval vessel design, construction and sustainment capabilities. The Defence Minister’s delegatio

about 10 years ago
Austal to build two more Cape Class vessels
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Austal to build two more Cape Class vessels

The Australian-based shipbuilder, Austal Limited, announced December 13 it has entered into a shipbuilding contract with the National Australia Bank to construct two further Cape Class Patrol Boats. The contract value for the two vessels is $63 million. The company said the vessels would be delivere

about 10 years ago
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