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Australia seeks industry input on innovative port logistics
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Australia seeks industry input on innovative port logistics

The Australian defense industry minister has announced a request for information inviting companies to have their say on how marine support services should be delivered in the future. The RFI was issued for the Defence Marine Support Services (DMSS) program which includes services such as tugs for p

about 8 years ago
Australian submarine HMAS Sheean returns from three-month Indo-Pacific deployment
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Australian submarine HMAS Sheean returns from three-month Indo-Pacific deployment

Royal Australian Navy’s Collins-class submarine HMAS Sheean returned home to Fleet Base West after almost three months of operations in the Indo-Pacific. The navy did not reveal which exercises the submarine joined and how many port visits the crew made. The only known port visit was the one to Mala

about 8 years ago
US Marine missing from USS Essex identified, declared deceased
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US Marine missing from USS Essex identified, declared deceased

The US Navy has identified a Marine who was reported missing from the USS Essex on August 9 has been identified as Cpl. Jonathan Currier. After a five-day search in the Mindanao Sea, which involved the Essex amphibious ready group (ARG) and the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) in addition to Phi

about 8 years ago
Ronald Reagan CSG ships train with Japanese destroyer
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Ronald Reagan CSG ships train with Japanese destroyer

Forward-deployed ships from the US Navy’s Ronald Reagan carrier strike group (CSG) started bilateral training with Japan Maritime Self Defense destroyer JS Kirishima on August 14. The exercise is also joined by Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) personnel from the Commander, Escort Division (

about 8 years ago
Australia receives P-8A Poseidon simulator training facility
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Australia receives P-8A Poseidon simulator training facility

Australia’s future P-8A Poseidon pilots are set to benefit from a new simulator and training systems facility at RAAF Base Edinburgh after it was officially handed over to the defense department on August 17. Australian defense minister Marise Payne said the advanced P-8A training system would bette

about 8 years ago
UK, Japan staging first bilateral amphibious drill off Japan
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UK, Japan staging first bilateral amphibious drill off Japan

The UK Royal Navy and the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force are scheduled to conduct their first joint amphibious exercise in Japanese waters next week. Taking place on August 23 and 24, the exercise will be spearheaded by Royal Navy amphibious assault ship HMS Albion and the JMSDF tank landing ship

about 8 years ago
US Navy calls off search for Marine missing from USS Essex
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US Navy calls off search for Marine missing from USS Essex

The US Navy has called off the search for a Marine who was reported missing from amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD-2) on August 9. The Marine, assigned to the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit embarked aboard USS Essex, is presumed dead after the US Navy announced the end of search and rescue effo

about 8 years ago
HHI lays keel for New Zealand Navy tanker ‘Aotearoa’
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HHI lays keel for New Zealand Navy tanker ‘Aotearoa’

Hyundai Heavy Industries hosted a keel laying ceremony for the Royal New Zealand Navy’s future tanker HMZS Aotearoa at its shipyard in Ulsan, South Korea, on August 13. Aotearoa’s keel laying consisted of more than 500 tonnes of carefully constructed keel blocks being positioned together in the dry

about 8 years ago
Australia continues Indo-Pacific deployment after RIMPAC participation
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Australia continues Indo-Pacific deployment after RIMPAC participation

Australian Navy ships and personnel are continuing their Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2018 (IPE18) deployment after concluding exercise Rim of the Pacific off Hawaii in early August. Landing helicopter dock ship HMAS Adelaide and frigate HMAS Toowoomba – along with a platoon of Australian soldiers from 2R

about 8 years ago
Austal to build six 80-meter OPVs for the Philippine Navy
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Austal to build six 80-meter OPVs for the Philippine Navy

Australian shipbuilder Austal will be delivering six offshore patrol vessels for the Philippine Navy, the company confirmed on August 13. The confirmation follows Philippine media reports from August 11, which said the Defence Secretary of the Philippines government, Delfin Lorenzana, announced that

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy frigate wraps up seven-month Asia Pacific deployment
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Royal Navy frigate wraps up seven-month Asia Pacific deployment

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Sutherland returned to her homeport at Her Majesty’s Naval Base Devonport on August 10, concluding a seven-month deployment to the Asia-Pacific. Sutherland and her crew got underway on January 9, becoming the first Royal Navy vessel to operate in Asia Pacific in rece

about 8 years ago
ASC nets Australian Navy submariner training contract extension
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ASC nets Australian Navy submariner training contract extension

The Australian defense department has awarded ASC Pty Ltd a contract extension to continue to deliver training services for submariners serving aboard the Royal Australian Navy’s Collins-class submarines. Australian defense minister Marise Payne said the contract ensures all submarine crews will hav

about 8 years ago
Guam hosts US, Australian personnel for EOD training
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Guam hosts US, Australian personnel for EOD training

US Navy sailors from Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit (EODMU) 5, Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 25 teamed up with Australian Army personnel to begin the biennial unit level training event, Pyrocrab, on US Naval Base Guam August 6. The training focuses on building closer relationships be

about 8 years ago
First Guardian-class Pacific Patrol Boat starts sea trials
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First Guardian-class Pacific Patrol Boat starts sea trials

Australian shipbuilder Austal announced it has started sea trials for the first Guardian-class Pacific Patrol Boat (PPB-R). The announcement was made on August 8 as part of the company’s celebration of 30 years of successfully delivering shipbuilding programs. The PPB-R program will see 21 Austal de

about 8 years ago
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