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Iranian Navy Ships Head for Atlantic Ocean
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Iranian Navy Ships Head for Atlantic Ocean

The Iranian Navy deployed two warships for their first-ever navy mission in the Atlantic Ocean, the Arab News reports. The ships, Sabalan and Khark, carrying about 30 navy academy cadets, will undertake a three-month voyage across the Atlantic. Kharg is a 207.8 meters long replenishment ship of th

about 12 years ago
Austal Holds Keel-Laying Ceremony for Fifth Cape Class Patrol Boat (Australia)
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Austal Holds Keel-Laying Ceremony for Fifth Cape Class Patrol Boat (Australia)

Austal held a keel-laying ceremony for the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service’s (ACBPS) fifth Cape Class Patrol Boat, the Cape Jervis, on 17 January 2014. The Cape Class Patrol Boats Contract, which includes design, construction and through-life support of eight 58- meter patrol boat

about 12 years ago
MU90 Torpedo Acquired by Two More Navies
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MU90 Torpedo Acquired by Two More Navies

The MU90 lightweight torpedo developed by the European Economic Interest Group EUROTORP formed by DCNS, THALES and the Italian company WASS, is attracting growing interest among world navies. Two new navies have decided to follow in the footsteps of the Australian Navy and acquire the MU90 in 2013

about 12 years ago
HMAS Darwin Deploys on Slipper
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HMAS Darwin Deploys on Slipper

Adelaide class guided-missile frigate of the Australian Navy, HMAS Darwin, set sail on a seven-month deployment to the Middle East Area of Operations (MEAO) on January 19th. Darwin will undertake maritime security and interception operations as part of Operation Slipper, the Australian Defence For

about 12 years ago
NATO Counter-Piracy Task Force Hosts Commander of South Korean Task Group
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NATO Counter-Piracy Task Force Hosts Commander of South Korean Task Group

Commander of South Korean Expeditionary Task Group, Captain Sung-Mok Choi, paid a visit to Commander of Combined Task Force 508, Rear Admiral Eugenio Diaz del Rio, aboard the Spanish Naval Vessel, ESPS Alvaro De Bazan, in the Gulf of Aden on 11 January 2014. The South Korean Navy staff arrived onb

about 12 years ago
New Year, New Challenges for HMAS Sirius
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New Year, New Challenges for HMAS Sirius

Another busy year is ahead of the Royal Australian Navy’s replenishment oiler HMAS Sirius. Nevertheless, before she sets sail to support this year’s operations, she will have to undergo a scheduled maintenance period in order to be ready to head out to the high seas once again. In 2013, which was

about 12 years ago
ANZAC Rendezvous in Arabian Sea
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ANZAC Rendezvous in Arabian Sea

New Zealand and Australian Anzac-class frigates HMNZS TE MANA and HMAS MELBOURNE met up recently in the Arabian Sea. Both being assigned to Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) task forces conducing counter-piracy operations, the rendezvous was an opportunity for the ships’ crews to exchange visits and

about 12 years ago
HMAS Coonawarra Changes Command
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HMAS Coonawarra Changes Command

A new Commanding Officer took the helm of HMAS Coonawarra during a formal handover-takeover ceremony in Darwin in December. As a former Commanding Officer of Fremantle and Armidale Class Patrol Boats (ACPB), Commander (CMDR) John Navin relieved CMDR Ben Favelle. CMDR Navin said that the main focus

about 12 years ago
Top News of the Week Jan 6 – Jan 12, 2014
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Top News of the Week Jan 6 – Jan 12, 2014

Canadian Navy Submarine to Return to Service after Decade The Canadian Navy submarine HMCS Chicoutimi will return to the fleet almost a decade after a major fire onboard the ship, as reported by CBC news. British, Russian Ships Meet at Sea The Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer, HMS Defender, returned t

about 12 years ago
Australian Frigate Readies for Operation SLIPPER
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Australian Frigate Readies for Operation SLIPPER

After a long maintenance period, which involved more than 140,000 hours of contracted work, coupled with some manning constraints, the crew of the Australian Navy’s long-range escort frigate HMAS Darwin had to fine-tune their skills in order to get ready for the scheduled deployment for Operation SL

about 12 years ago
Australian Oiler Refuels HMAS Stuart
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Australian Oiler Refuels HMAS Stuart

The Australian Navy’s operational tanker, HMAS Sirius conducted a replenishment at sea (RAS) with Anzac class frigate HMAS Stuart, transferring the much needed fuel and thus ensuring Stuart more flexibility and time on station to achieve her mission off Christmas Island. The replenishment was the fi

about 12 years ago
Top News of the Week Dec 30, 2013 – Jan 05, 2014
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Top News of the Week Dec 30, 2013 – Jan 05, 2014

Russia Takes Over Its First Yasen Sub The Severodvinsk, Russian Navy’s first Project 885M Yasen-class attack sub was officially accepted today by the Navy, RIA Novosti informs citing a defence official. As reported, the delivery acceptance certificate was signed officially today at the Sevmash shipy

about 12 years ago
Australian Navy Chief Denies Claims on Armidale Patrol Boat Maintenance
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Australian Navy Chief Denies Claims on Armidale Patrol Boat Maintenance

Australian Navy Chief, Vice Admiral Ray Griggs, corrected media reporting in News Corp newspapers on Tuesday, 31 December 2013, according to which Australia’s navy patrol boats are “literally cracking up under the pressure of intercepting the surge in asylum-seeker vessels.” The article also specula

about 12 years ago
HMAS Sirius Under New Command
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HMAS Sirius Under New Command

The Royal Australian Navy’s replenishment ship HMAS Sirius has changed command off Christmas Island, with the formal exchange of a petrol nozzle – a symbol of excellent support Sirius provides to the fleet. Captain Brian Delamont was relieved by Commander Darren Grogan. CAPT Delamont reflected on th

about 12 years ago
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