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Australia: Commander Reaches 4000th Flying Hour
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Australia: Commander Reaches 4000th Flying Hour

A clear lower deck was called at 808 Squadron on 4 June so the Squadron could assemble to watch their Commanding Officer, Commander Charlie Stephenson, touch down in a MRH90 after reaching his 4000th flying hour. “This is a very significant milestone, particularly for a helicopter pilot”, Executive

about 14 years ago
Australia: Austal Hosts Keel-Laying Ceremony for First Vessel of Cape Class Patrol Boat Program
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Australia: Austal Hosts Keel-Laying Ceremony for First Vessel of Cape Class Patrol Boat Program

Demonstrating the rapid progress of the Cape Class Patrol Boat Program, Austal today hosted a keel-laying ceremony for the first of eight high performance patrol boats it is building for the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service. Keel-laying traditionally marks the first significant miles

about 14 years ago
Royal Australian Navy Welcomes Bell 429 Into Service
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Royal Australian Navy Welcomes Bell 429 Into Service

“These are indeed exciting times”, 723 Squadron Commanding Officer, Commander Matthew Shand told the assembled guests as the Royal Australian Navy marked the introduction of the Bell 429 helicopter into service with a ceremony at HMAS Albatross on 5th June. “Since 1953, when 723 and the RAN received

about 14 years ago
Australia: UGL Joint Venture Lands ANZAC Frigates Maintenance Contract
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Australia: UGL Joint Venture Lands ANZAC Frigates Maintenance Contract

UGL Limited announced that Naval Ship Management (Australia) Pty Ltd (NSM), an incorporated 50:50 joint venture between UGL Infrastructure Pty Ltd and Babcock Pty Ltd (Babcock), has finalised contract negotiations for the ANZAC Ship Group Maintenance Contract (GMC) with the Defence Materiel Organisa

about 14 years ago
Australia: Mast Modules for LHD Superstructure Ready for Transport
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Australia: Mast Modules for LHD Superstructure Ready for Transport

Mast modules for the 27,000 tonne Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD), fabricated and constructed at BAE Systems Henderson, facility are now completed and ready to be transported to Melbourne. The three mast modules weighing between 19 and 36 tonnes will form part of the superstructure of the LHDs and wil

about 14 years ago
Japanese Lieutenant-Junior Grade Spends Few Days Onboard HMAS Ballarat
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Japanese Lieutenant-Junior Grade Spends Few Days Onboard HMAS Ballarat

Daisuke Hayashi never thought he would get the chance to visit Australia without actually leaving the territorial waters of Japan. But, today that’s exactly what he did. The Lieutenant – Junior Grade, who normally works in the Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force Destroyer Shimakaze, is spending a f

about 14 years ago
HMAS Ballarat Sails for Pacific Ocean
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HMAS Ballarat Sails for Pacific Ocean

HMAS Ballarat has set sail for the Pacific Ocean to take part in an anti-submarine warfare exercise with the Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force, after a busy and culturally enriching port visit to the city of Kure, near Hiroshima. The Anzac Class Frigate has spent the last four days in Kure, hoste

about 14 years ago
Crew of HMAS Ballarat, Crew of Japanese Destroyer Shimakaze Play Soccer
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Crew of HMAS Ballarat, Crew of Japanese Destroyer Shimakaze Play Soccer

The crew of HMAS Ballarat made some new friends in Japan this week, over a hotly contested game of Soccer. The Australian crew took on the crew of the Japanese Destroyer Shimakaze, which is acting as host ship to Ballarat’s port visit in Kure, near Hiroshima. The Anzac Class frigate has travelled to

about 14 years ago
HMAS Ballarat Arrives in Japan for Nichi Gou Trident 2012 Exercise
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HMAS Ballarat Arrives in Japan for Nichi Gou Trident 2012 Exercise

The ANZAC-class Guided Missile Frigate, HMAS Ballarat, has arrived in Japan for maritime exercises with Japan and the United States. After a short port visit to the city of Kure, HMAS Ballarat will participate in the Australian–Japanese bilateral Exercise Nichi Gou Trident 2012 from 4–6 June 2012. T

about 14 years ago
HMAS Darwin Joins Samoan Independence Celebrations
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HMAS Darwin Joins Samoan Independence Celebrations

The Royal Australian Navy today helped Samoa celebrate the island nation’s 50th anniversary of independence. 221 personnel from Royal Australian Navy Frigate HMAS Darwin marched past at Samoa’s Parliament Grounds. Commanding Officer of Darwin, Commander Brian Schlegel said his ship’s company are pro

about 14 years ago
RAN Members to Guard Queen’s Pageant
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RAN Members to Guard Queen’s Pageant

Four members of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) are preparing to face an audience of two billion people on Sunday, following an invitation to participate in this weekend’s Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Pageant in London. The four will form a ceremonial “Guard” around Her Majesty, during one of the biggest

about 14 years ago
ADF Personnel Works Side by Side with Partner Nations Aboard USNS Mercy
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ADF Personnel Works Side by Side with Partner Nations Aboard USNS Mercy

Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel are proving they are made of “the white stuff” following the embarkation of the Australian contingent to Pacific Partnership 2012 aboard the massive white-painted US hospital ship USNS Mercy during its stopover in Guam. The 29 Australian soldiers, airmen, air

about 14 years ago
Future Submarine Project the Biggest Endeavour of Australian Defence
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Future Submarine Project the Biggest Endeavour of Australian Defence

Minister for Defence Materiel Jason Clare announced that the first meeting of the Future Submarine Industry Skills Plan Expert Industry Panel was held yesterday. “The Future Submarine Project is the biggest and most complex Defence project Australia has ever embarked upon,” Mr Clare said. “Hundreds

about 14 years ago
ADF Command, Medical Specialist Personnel Deploy for Humanitarian Exercise
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ADF Command, Medical Specialist Personnel Deploy for Humanitarian Exercise

Australian Defence Force Command and Medical Specialist personnel have left Australia to participate in Pacific Partnership 2012, an exercise to improve responses to natural and humanitarian emergencies in the region. The exercise is an annual US-sponsored humanitarian assistance exercise also aims

about 14 years ago
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