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Australia: New Medical Simulation Centre Opened
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Australia: New Medical Simulation Centre Opened

A new medical simulation centre to benefit medical training for LHD conditions was opened at the Royal Australian Navy Medical School at HMAS Penguin by the Director General Health Capability and Director General Navy Health Service, Commodore Elizabeth Rushbrook, on Monday 19 August. Now the larges

about 13 years ago
Solar Solve Marine to Supply 49 SOLASOLV® Roller Screens for HMAS Canberra
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Solar Solve Marine to Supply 49 SOLASOLV® Roller Screens for HMAS Canberra

In August, UK based Solar Solve Marine received an order from their Australian Distributor to supply 49 SOLASOLV® roller screens for the vessel HMAS Canberra. The vessel is the first of two new Landing Helicopter Docks which are being built for the Royal Australian Navy. Construction of the vessel b

about 13 years ago
HMNZS TE MANA Well into Her Work-Up
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HMNZS TE MANA Well into Her Work-Up

The Anzac frigate HMNZS TE MANA is well into her Work-Up, operating out of Sydney in the East Australian Exercise Area. The Work-Up so far has included many damage control and machinery breakdown evolutions and a successful towing exercise with the RAN Landing Ship Heavy HMAS TOBRUK. While not at se

about 13 years ago
Australian, New Zealand Navies Reinvigorate Collaborative At-Sea Training
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Australian, New Zealand Navies Reinvigorate Collaborative At-Sea Training

Reinvigoration of collaborative at-sea training as part of Exercise ANZAC 2013 is underway with HMNZS Te Mana conducting a Unit Readiness Work Up with an integrated Australian and New Zealand assessment team. Sea Training Unit – Major Fleet Units (STU-MFU) personnel embarked Te Mana to conduct a For

about 13 years ago
Australian Command and Staff College Visits US Naval War College
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Australian Command and Staff College Visits US Naval War College

From 19-23 August, students and faculty staff from the United States Naval War College (NWC) in Newport, Rhode Island, hosted a visit from 13 students and staff members from the Australian Command and Staff College (ACSC). The visit served as an opportunity for NWC and ACSC to strengthen and build u

about 13 years ago
Brunei: Defense Ministers End ADMM-Plus by Signing Joint Declaration
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Brunei: Defense Ministers End ADMM-Plus by Signing Joint Declaration

Eighteen defense ministers from nations throughout the Asia-Pacific region sat together after their meeting in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei on August 29, each in turn signing a joint declaration that reaffirms their commitment to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and to working together peac

about 13 years ago
USS Chicago Calls at HMAS Stirling
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USS Chicago Calls at HMAS Stirling

The Los Angeles class fast attack submarine USS Chicago (SSN 721) arrived at HMAS Stirling for a visit as part of its deployment to the Western Pacific Aug. 21. With a crew of approximately 135 Sailors, Chicago has been conducting a multitude of missions to showcase the latest capabilities of the su

about 13 years ago
RAN Members Helicopter Crew to Get Group Bravery Citation Award
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RAN Members Helicopter Crew to Get Group Bravery Citation Award

Four Royal Australian Navy members involved in the winch rescue of a man from floodwaters at Laidley Creek during the Queensland Floods in 2011 have been approved for the award of a Group Bravery Citation. The Royal Australian Navy wishes to congratulate Petty Officer Nicholas Anderson, Chief Petty

about 13 years ago
Australia: Bonhomme Richard ARG, 31st MEU Begin Exercise Koolendong
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Australia: Bonhomme Richard ARG, 31st MEU Begin Exercise Koolendong

Sailors and Marines of the Bonhomme Richard Amphibious Ready Group (ARG) and embarked 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) arrived in Darwin Aug. 28 to participate in Exercise Koolendong 2013 (KD 13), a bilateral exercise taking place at the Bradshaw Field Training Area (BFTA) in Australia’s Norther

about 13 years ago
British Lions Reunite Aboard Australian Warship
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British Lions Reunite Aboard Australian Warship

A Royal Navy Officer recently ‘hitched a ride’ across the Red Sea onboard HMAS Newcastle, while trying to make his way home to England. The unsuspecting Brit got a real surprise when he was greeted on the flight deck of the Australian ship by a long term friend and former RN colleague who had latera

about 13 years ago
USS Bonhomme Richard, 31st MEU Depart Darwin
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USS Bonhomme Richard, 31st MEU Depart Darwin

The forward-deployed amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) and embarked 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) departed Darwin, Australia Aug. 31. Bonhomme Richard is in Darwin as part of Exercise Koolendong 2013 (KD 13), a bilateral exercise taking place at the Bradshaw Field Training

about 13 years ago
SPG Combined Disaster Response Drill Improves US – Japan Readiness
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SPG Combined Disaster Response Drill Improves US – Japan Readiness

U.S. Army, Navy and Marine forces in conjunction with Japan Self-Defense Forces and local Japanese agencies participated in the Shizuoka Prefectural Government (SPG) annual disaster drill Sept. 1. During the drill, U.S. Armed Forces joined first responders from SPG, Japan Self-Defense Forces, Fuji a

about 13 years ago
US Navy, ADF Successfully Recover, Dispose of Jettisoned Ordnance
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US Navy, ADF Successfully Recover, Dispose of Jettisoned Ordnance

The U.S. Navy and Australian Defense Force (ADF) successfully recovered and disposed of the live ordnance emergency-jettisoned by two AV-8B Harrier aircraft on July 16 off the coast of Queensland, Australia. The two inert and two unarmed live rounds were located by Royal Australian Navy minehunter H

about 13 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s Recuit School Graduates First Shipp Division
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Royal Australian Navy’s Recuit School Graduates First Shipp Division

For the first time in the history of the Royal Australian Navy’s Recruit School, a recruit division named after a sailor, rather than an officer, graduated today. Eighty recruits were welcomed into the Navy from Shipp Division, named after the late Leading Seaman Noel Ervin Shipp, during a Graduatio

about 13 years ago
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