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Australia: Navy, Army and Air Force Assets Join Forces for Exercise
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Australia: Navy, Army and Air Force Assets Join Forces for Exercise

Peaceful waters of the Northern Territory’s Dundee Beach came alive recently as the venue played host to a spectacular beach landing and extraction. Navy, Army and Air Force Assets joined forces for the exercise, which marked the conclusion of the Minor War Vessel Concentration Period 2-2011. Two wa

about 15 years ago
ACS Receives Two More Keel Blocks for Australia’s First Air Warfare Destroyer
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ACS Receives Two More Keel Blocks for Australia’s First Air Warfare Destroyer

Minister for Defence Materiel Jason Clare today announced that two more keel blocks had been delivered to Adelaide to construct Australia’s first Air Warfare Destroyer. This follows the delivery of the first keel block last month. The blocks were constructed at the Williamstown shipyard in Melbourne

about 15 years ago
Japan: Essex Amphibious Ready Group Embarks 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit
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Japan: Essex Amphibious Ready Group Embarks 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit

Essex Amphibious Ready Group (ARG) embarked more than 2,000 Marines of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) at White Beach Naval Facility in Okinawa, Japan for the ARG’s amphibious integration training (AIT), and certification exercise (CERTEX) Sept. 26. The amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LH

about 15 years ago
Boeing to Conduct First Flight of Indian Maritime Patrol Aircraft Soon
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Boeing to Conduct First Flight of Indian Maritime Patrol Aircraft Soon

Boeing will soon conduct the first flight of a 737-800-based P-8I maritime patrol aircraft intended for the Indian Navy (IN), with the first unit emerging from the manufacturer’s Renton Field assembly site in Washington. Photographed at the facility early this month by a private aerospace enthusiast

about 15 years ago
Russia: Baltic Fleet Conducts Landing Assault Drill
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Russia: Baltic Fleet Conducts Landing Assault Drill

Tactical landing assault drill was conducted in Kaliningrad region at Khmelevka Range under auspices of Baltic Fleet (BF) Commander, told BF Information Support Group to Central Navy Portal. The fleet’s surface and submarine forces were involved in the exercise, as well as coast defense troops, nava

about 15 years ago
General Dynamics Bath Iron Works to Build DDG 51 Destroyers for US Navy
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General Dynamics Bath Iron Works to Build DDG 51 Destroyers for US Navy

The U. S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics Bath Iron Works, a subsidiary of General Dynamics, a $680 million contract for the construction of DDG 115, the third ship of the Navy’s DDG 51-class guided-missile destroyer construction continuation program. The award also includes a $665 million option

about 15 years ago
USS Carl Vinson Welcomes Commander, U.S. 3rd Fleet
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USS Carl Vinson Welcomes Commander, U.S. 3rd Fleet

Sailors aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) welcomed Commander, U.S. 3rd Fleet Vice Adm. Gerald R. Beaman to the ship Sept. 26 during the carrier strike group’s underway operations off the coast of Southern California. Vinson and embarked Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 17 are c

about 15 years ago
HMAS Parramatta Sets Sail for Six Month Deployment to Middle East Area
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HMAS Parramatta Sets Sail for Six Month Deployment to Middle East Area

191 personnel from HMAS Parramatta farewelled family and friends as they set sail for a six month deployment to the Middle East Area of Operations today. The ship’s company will spend Christmas patrolling more than 2.5 million square miles of international waters as part of Combined Maritime Forces.

about 15 years ago
Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard Builds Missile Boat Gayratly for Turkmenistan
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Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard Builds Missile Boat Gayratly for Turkmenistan

Having successfully passed sea trials, Project 12418 missile boat Gayratly (hull number 829, serial number 218) in the nearest days will leave outfitting quay of JSC Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard and head for Turkmenistan via internal waterways. First missile boat of this project – Edermen (hull number 828

about 15 years ago
USA: Sailors From Virginia-Class Submarine Present Flags to Governor Prior to Speedway Race
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USA: Sailors From Virginia-Class Submarine Present Flags to Governor Prior to Speedway Race

Twenty Sailors from USS New Hampshire (SSN 778) attended the New Hampshire Motor Speedway race in Loudon, N.H., Sept. 25, during one of many Navy community outreach events planned for New England Navy Week 2011. Navy weeks feature engagements with corporate, civic, government, education and communit

about 15 years ago
Australian Warships Conduct Platform Swap in Fleet Base West
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Australian Warships Conduct Platform Swap in Fleet Base West

Following an extremely busy and challenging five weeks alongside in Fleet Base West, HMAS Anzac (Commander Brett Sonter) recently departed and sailed for her new home port of Sydney. The formally HMAS Stirling based FFH was brought out of a 12 month Extended Readiness period by the crew of HMAS Stua

about 15 years ago
USS George H.W. Bush Completes First Maintenance and Material Management Inspection
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USS George H.W. Bush Completes First Maintenance and Material Management Inspection

USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) successfully passed its first Maintenance and Material Management (3M) Inspection while on deployment in the Arabian Sea, Sept. 24. “The ship did really well for being such a new ship with a green crew,” said Chief Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Fuel) (AW/SW) Bryan D. Hay,

about 15 years ago
USCG Awards Additional FRC Contract to Bollinger Shipyards
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USCG Awards Additional FRC Contract to Bollinger Shipyards

U. S. Coast Guard has awarded Bollinger shipyards four additional Fast Response Cutters (FRC) contract. This follow-on award will result in an extension of our backlog for several years, and provide jobs for over 500 Bollinger employees. “This award reflects the Coast Guard’s continued confidence in

about 15 years ago
UK: Queen Elizabeth Aircraft Carrier Creates Engineering Jobs
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UK: Queen Elizabeth Aircraft Carrier Creates Engineering Jobs

The assembly of the first of a new class of aircraft carriers, which is generating mechanical engineer jobs nationwide, has been officially… (careerstructure) [mappress] Source: careerstructure, September 27, 2011

about 15 years ago
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