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HMAS Ballarat Concludes Bersama Shield 12 Exercise
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HMAS Ballarat Concludes Bersama Shield 12 Exercise

HMAS Ballarat (Commanger Jonathan Earley) has been making waves in the South China Seas as part of the maritime component for the annual Five Power Defence Arrangement Exercise – Bersama Shield. Exercise Bersama Shield 12 (Ex BS12) saw Ballarat join forces with Malaysian Frigate KD Lekiu and Singapo

about 14 years ago
Australia: 723 Squadron Brings Smiles to Camp Quality Members
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Australia: 723 Squadron Brings Smiles to Camp Quality Members

There were big smiles all round when four air crew from 723 Squadron dropped in for a special visit to children from Darwin’s family cancer charity Camp Quality. The Squadron’s AS350 Squirrel helicopter landed before a delighted crowd of children, parents and volunteers at the Australian Aviation He

about 14 years ago
USS George Washington Starts Sea Trials
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USS George Washington Starts Sea Trials

USS George Washington (CVN 73) departed Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan, May 12 to conduct sea trials in preparation for the ship’s next patrol. George Washington sailed from its Truman Bay pier into open waters to begin a certification process that will ensure the ship, its equipment and crew are

about 14 years ago
HMAS Newcastle Provides Support to Long Navigation Course
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HMAS Newcastle Provides Support to Long Navigation Course

Navigating the picturesque confines of the north and south islands of New Zealand proved to be the perfect training assessment for HMAS Newcastle. In her capacity as the training task group ship, HMAS Newcastle deployed to New Zealand to conduct training and assessment for the Long Navigation Course

about 14 years ago
Australian Submarine Project Scores USD 214 Million of Govt Funds
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Australian Submarine Project Scores USD 214 Million of Govt Funds

Being a critical element of Australia’s national security, submarines will see a future development within the framework of the 2012-2013 budget, since the Federal Government decided to allocate $214m for the next stage of the future submarine project. The Government announced that a number of proje

about 14 years ago
Australian Govt Assigns USD 33.3 Million for New Vessels
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Australian Govt Assigns USD 33.3 Million for New Vessels

Attorney-General Nicola Roxon and Minister for Home Affairs and Justice Jason Clare announced on May 8 that the Federal Government would provide $33.3 million for the operation of two new vessels for the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service. The 6,500 tonne Offshore Support Vessel Skandi

about 14 years ago
Australia: Nation Remembers Battle of Coral Sea
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Australia: Nation Remembers Battle of Coral Sea

Parliamentary Secretary for Defence Hon Dr Mike Kelly AM MP yesterday joined the Secretary of the United States Department of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano in laying a wreath in recognition of the contribution of both countries in the battle of the Coral Sea. The dedication occurred in a week

about 14 years ago
USFF, Canadian Forces Kick Off EX FS12
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USFF, Canadian Forces Kick Off EX FS12

The combined U.S. and Canadian Exercise Frontier Sentinel 12 (EX FS12) formally kicked off with a live diving demonstration by the Royal Canadian Navy’s, Fleet Diving Unit Atlantic (FDUA), at the Sydney Marine Terminal, May 1. Led by Royal Canadian navy, Rear Adm. Dave Gardam, Canadian Joint Task Fo

about 14 years ago
Australia: Ford Performance Racing’s ‘Team Navy’ Meets with Sailors
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Australia: Ford Performance Racing’s ‘Team Navy’ Meets with Sailors

Ford Performance Racing’s ‘Team Navy’ dropped in to HMAS Stirling today to meet with Sailors, ahead of this weekend’s V8 Supercar Development Series round at Barbagallo, Western Australia. ‘Team Navy’ driver Chaz Mostert showed interested Marine Technical Sailors around the engine of his Navy brande

about 14 years ago
Australia: Fleet Base West Experiences Busy First Half of 2012
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Australia: Fleet Base West Experiences Busy First Half of 2012

Fleet Base West has experienced a busy first half of 2012, with both HMAS Stirling and West based Fleet Units playing host to several high profile international visitors since January. April was particularly busy with a flurry of VIP visits to the West. The first was from the United States Secretary

about 14 years ago
Master Chief Petty Officer Completes Visits to Japan, Singapore
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Master Chief Petty Officer Completes Visits to Japan, Singapore

Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) returned April 30, from a 14-day visit to Japan and Singapore, where he engaged the fleet and updated them on the status of the Navy. MCPON(SS/SW) Rick D. West spoke to Sailors and Navy civilians throughout the trip, asking questions and more importantl

about 14 years ago
Japan: VP-1 Holds Change of Command Ceremony
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Japan: VP-1 Holds Change of Command Ceremony

Cmdr. Paul Peverly assumed command of Patrol Squadron (VP) 1 from Cmdr. Gregg Sleppy during a change of command ceremony at Naval Air Facility Misawa, May 1. The VP-1 Screaming Eagles, homeported out of Naval Air Station Whidbey Island in Oak Harbor, Wash., are currently deployed to the northern Jap

about 14 years ago
AUSTAL Announces Opening of Maritime Support Base in WA
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AUSTAL Announces Opening of Maritime Support Base in WA

To meet the growing demand for its marine services and facilities, Austal has officially announced the opening of its Marine Support Base in Henderson, Western Australia. Located adjacent to Austal’s Henderson shipyard, the Henderson Marine Support Base provides comprehensive refit, repair and maint

about 14 years ago
New Zealand Navy to Decommission Principal Hydrographic Survey Vessel
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New Zealand Navy to Decommission Principal Hydrographic Survey Vessel

HMNZS RESOLUTION, the RNZN’s principal hydrographic survey vessel will decommission from service at a formal ceremony in the Devonport Naval Base on Friday 27 April 2012. Media are invited to the event which will be attended by the Chief of Navy and other senior military dignitaries. During the cere

about 14 years ago
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