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Japan Coast Guard orders another H225 helicopter
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Japan Coast Guard orders another H225 helicopter

The Japan Coast Guard has ordered another H225 helicopter from Airbus Helicopters, bringing its fleet of H225 aircraft to ten units. JCG currently operates three AS332s and five H225s, both from the Super Puma family. With this new order, the coast guard’s Super Puma fleet will grow to 13 units by M

about 8 years ago
ASW drill Guardian Sea starting in Thailand
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ASW drill Guardian Sea starting in Thailand

US and Royal Thai Navy (RTN) ships and submarines are teaming up for a five-day anti-submarine and maritime domain awareness exercise which will be taking place in the Andaman Sea from April 25. The exercise is called Guardian Sea and will involve cooperative evolutions designed to enhance mutual ca

about 8 years ago
Australia’s ASC cuts jobs as AWD work winds down
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Australia’s ASC cuts jobs as AWD work winds down

Australian shipbuilder Australian Submarine Corporation (ASC) is likely to lay off more than 200 workers as work on the Air Warfare Destroyers (AWD) winds down. A total of 197 jobs, which the Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union says are “permament, highly-skilled jobs”, will reportedly be cut. W

about 8 years ago
Singapore, Indonesia hold joint naval drill Eagle Indopura
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Singapore, Indonesia hold joint naval drill Eagle Indopura

The navies of Republic of Singapore and Indonesia are taking part in the joint naval exercise Eagle Indopura which kicked off at Changi Naval Base in Singapore on April 19. The bilateral exercise aims to enhance the interoperability and professionalism of both navies through anti-surface and anti-ai

about 8 years ago
Australia launches “Defence Industrial Capability Plan”
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Australia launches “Defence Industrial Capability Plan”

The Australian government on April 23 released its Defence Industrial Capability Plan which is aimed at developing a “robust, resilient and internationally competitive Australian defence industry base.” The plan is designed to maximize the involvement of competitive Australian companies in the acqui

about 8 years ago
Australian warships “challenged” by Chinese ahead of Vietnam visit
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Australian warships “challenged” by Chinese ahead of Vietnam visit

A task group of three Royal Australian Navy ships was reportedly involved in what was termed as a “robust interaction” with Chinese PLA Navy ships in the South China Sea, according to a report by Australian Broadcasting Corp. The three Royal Australian Navy ships, frigates HMAS Anzac and Toowoomba a

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy’s HMS Albion set for Indonesia visit
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Royal Navy’s HMS Albion set for Indonesia visit

Royal Navy landing platform dock HMS Albion is scheduled to arrive in Indonesia on April 22, for the ship’s first port call in Southeast Asia as part of her Asia Pacific tasking. Albion will arrive in Jakarta on April 22 for a three day visit during which the ship’s crew will conduct bilateral talks

about 8 years ago
Saab contracted for Australian OPV systems deliveries
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Saab contracted for Australian OPV systems deliveries

Luerssen Australia, the shipbuilder in charge of delivering of 12 new offshore patrol vessels to the Royal Australian Navy, has contracted Saab for the delivery of its systems for the new ships. Under the contract, Saab will be responsible for delivering its Situational Awareness System (SAS) and th

about 8 years ago
Austal finalizes deal for Timor Leste PPB pair
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Austal finalizes deal for Timor Leste PPB pair

Australian shipbuilder Austal has finalized the contract for two Guardian-class Pacific Patrol Boats (PPB) to be built for Timor Leste. As informed, the additional contract is worth A$29.7 million and increases the total program from 19 to 21 vessels. The potential for the extension to the existing

about 8 years ago
US Navy forward-deploys ballistic missile defense destroyer to Japan
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US Navy forward-deploys ballistic missile defense destroyer to Japan

The US Navy announced that its ballistic missile defense (BMD)-capable guided missile destroyer USS Milius (DDG 69 is leaving her homeport of San Diego to join the US Navy Forward Deployed Naval Forces-Japan. The destroyer is getting underway on April 20 and will be forward deployed to Commander Fle

about 8 years ago
BAE Systems picks Future Frigate steel suppliers
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BAE Systems picks Future Frigate steel suppliers

BAE Systems Australia will partner separately with each of BlueScope and Liberty OneSteel for the supply of more than 48,000 tons of Australian steel, should the company be selected to build nine Future Frigates as part of the Federal Government’s SEA 5000 program. BAE Systems is offering its Global

about 8 years ago
USS Bonhomme Richard on final visit to Sasebo before homeport shift to San Diego
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USS Bonhomme Richard on final visit to Sasebo before homeport shift to San Diego

US Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) arrived in Sasebo, Japan, April 17, for the ship’s final visit to the city it called home since 2012. Bonhomme Richard is preparing for a homeport shift to San Diego after serving as the flagship of Expeditionary Strike Group 7 for the p

about 8 years ago
Kongsberg gets $153M contract for Malaysian Navy LCS Naval Strike Missile
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Kongsberg gets $153M contract for Malaysian Navy LCS Naval Strike Missile

The Royal Malaysian Navy has awarded Norwegian defense contractor Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace a EUR124 million (approx. USD$153.2m) contract for the delivery of Naval Strike Missile (NSM) systems for its new littoral combat ships. Boustead Naval Shipyard Sdn Bhd is building the ships based on Nava

about 8 years ago
RNZN tanker Aotearoa getting FarSounder 3D radar
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RNZN tanker Aotearoa getting FarSounder 3D radar

Royal New Zealand Navy’s new fleet tanker will be equipped with the FarSounder-1000 forward-looking sonar, the sonar manufacturer has announced. The company said the crew of New Zealand Navy’s biggest ship ever would benefit from real-time 3D data on what is ahead as the tanker navigates the seas. C

about 8 years ago
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