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Indian warships visit Vietnam en route to Guam and exercise Malabar
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Indian warships visit Vietnam en route to Guam and exercise Malabar

Three Indian Navy ships from the Eastern Naval Command arrived in Danang, Vietnam, on May 21 for a four day visit. The task group composed of a frigate, corvette and a tanker are en route to Guam where they are to take part in the Indo-US naval exercise Malabar alongside ships from the US Navy and [

about 8 years ago
Saab to deliver Sea Giraffe radars for Philippine Navy frigates
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Saab to deliver Sea Giraffe radars for Philippine Navy frigates

Defense technology company Saab says it has been awarded a contract to deliver its Sea Giraffe AMB naval radar system to the Philippine Navy. The radars, in addition to the company’s 9LV for radar control and display for enhanced situational awareness, will be installed on two Philippine Navy frigat

about 8 years ago
New Zealand helping Fiji Navy patrol its Exclusive Economic Zone waters
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New Zealand helping Fiji Navy patrol its Exclusive Economic Zone waters

The Royal New Zealand Navy has deployed its inshore patrol vessel HMNZS Taupo to help Fiji patrol its vast Exclusive Economic Zone and train its navy sailors for the second consecutive year. Taupo left Auckland on Monday to spend the next three months conducting maritime patrols in Fiji. The patrols

about 8 years ago
US Navy kicks off Southeast Asia TSC patrol
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US Navy kicks off Southeast Asia TSC patrol

US Navy expeditionary fast transport ship USNS Millinocket (T-EPF 3) got underway from Changi Naval Base, Singapore, to start a theater security cooperation (TSC) patrol in Southeast Asia. Following flag-level staff talks between US and Republic of Singapore navies, the TSC patrol got underway on Ma

about 8 years ago
Bersama Shield 2018 concludes off Singapore, Malaysia
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Bersama Shield 2018 concludes off Singapore, Malaysia

The bi-annual Five Power Defence Arrangements (FPDA)-nation exercise Bersama Shield took place in the sea and skies of Malaysia and Singapore and concluded May 15. Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and the United Kingdom participated in the exercise, focusing on the conduct of a combined j

about 8 years ago
AWD Alliance to launch Australia’s third and final Hobart-class destroyer
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AWD Alliance to launch Australia’s third and final Hobart-class destroyer

AWD Alliance, the alliance in charge of delivering Royal Australian Navy ‘s air warfare destroyers, is set to launch the third and final destroyer in the class in a ceremony on Saturday, May 19. NUSHIP Sydney, as the ship is to be named, will be launched at ASC’s Adelaide shipyard. Sydney is enterin

about 8 years ago
Navantia, BAE Systems ink Australian AWD destroyer maintenance deal
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Navantia, BAE Systems ink Australian AWD destroyer maintenance deal

Navantia Australia and BAE Systems have signed a contract for the maintenance of Royal Australian Navy Hobart-class air warfare destroyers. According to Navantia, the agreement for “platform system design and engineering assurance services” was signed at the Garden Island Naval Base on Tuesday, 15 M

about 8 years ago
Naval Group Australia appoints CEO, Future Submarine program director
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Naval Group Australia appoints CEO, Future Submarine program director

Naval Group Australia on May 18 announced that its board of directors appointed John Davis as the chief executive officer (CEO) and Future Submarine program director. According to Naval Group, the appointment will become effective 1 July 2018. John Davis will be in charge of the delivering a fleet o

about 8 years ago
Australian ships join French Croix du Sud exercise in South Pacific
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Australian ships join French Croix du Sud exercise in South Pacific

Royal Australian Navy ships have arrived in Noumea, New Caledonia, to take part in the French-led disaster response exercise Croix du Sud. Amphibious landing ship HMAS Choules and Coastal Mine Hunters HMAS Gascoyne and Yarra will join French and Royal New Zealand Navy ships for the exercise which is

about 8 years ago
Pacific Partnership reaches Vietnam
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Pacific Partnership reaches Vietnam

The US-led humanitarian assistance and disaster relief readiness exercise Pacific Partnership 2018 arrived in Vietnam as personnel aboard the hospital ship USNS Mercy (T-AH 19) arrived in Nha Trang on May 17. This year’s Pacific Partnership mission in Nha Trang will be joined by personnel from the J

about 8 years ago
Navantia Australia announces opening of Singapore office
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Navantia Australia announces opening of Singapore office

Navantia Australia on April 27 opened its first international office in Singapore, the company said in an announcement on May 17. The company further said that it would now be managing the Asia Pacific operations for the Navantia group which is one of three bidders in the Royal Australian Navy’s Fut

about 8 years ago
USNS Mercy, Brunswick cross deck with Canadian frigate in Asia Pacific
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USNS Mercy, Brunswick cross deck with Canadian frigate in Asia Pacific

US Military Sealift Command operated ships USNS Mercy (T-AH 19) and USNS Brunswick (T-EPF 6) met with the Royal Canadian Navy frigate HMCS Vancouver while underway in Asia Pacific, on May 15. While it was not stated, the exercise likely took place in the South China Sea as hospital ship USNS Mercy d

about 8 years ago
Audit: Australian multi-billion shipbuilding plan carries extreme risk
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Audit: Australian multi-billion shipbuilding plan carries extreme risk

Australian government’s $89 billion program to develop new ships and submarines carries a high to extreme level of risk, the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) warned in its recent audit. The shipbuilding program for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) encompasses new submarines, major surface comb

about 8 years ago
Korean Navy’s second amphibious assault ship ROKS Marado hits the water
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Korean Navy’s second amphibious assault ship ROKS Marado hits the water

The Republic of Korea Navy has launched ROKS Marado, its improved Dokdo-class amphibious assault ship, at Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction shipyard in Busan. The ceremony took place Monday and was hosted by South Korean defense minister Song Young-moo. According to the Defense Acquisition Prog

about 8 years ago
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