Ships

Report on F-35 loss has lessons for RAN

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On 17th November 2021, an F-35B ditched into the sea on take-off from HMS Queen Elizabeth in the Eastern Mediterranean during operation FORTIS /...

Keel of Young Endeavour II laid

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Construction of Young Endeavour II has commenced officially at the Birdon shipyard in Port Macquarie. The Keel Laying ceremony celebrated this critical milestone in...

USS Howard in soft-grounding off Bali

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A Japan-based guided-missile destroyer made a “soft-grounding,” near the Indonesian island of Bali ahead of a port visit on Aug. 10, USNI News has...

Navantia Australia awarded DDG Platform Systems Design contract

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Navantia Australia has been engaged by the Commonwealth of Australia as the Platform Systems Designer for the SEA4000 Phase 6 Hobart Class Guided Missile...

Future naval battles fought from land

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The US may have the most advanced navy in the world — but as Pentagon officials have openly warned, China’s strategy to counter it...

Shipbuilders queue for Australian business

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As Australia awaits a critical review of its naval posture, international shipbuilding firms are already lining up their pitches to help build any new...

Ships’ service lives extended

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The US Navy plans to extend the service life of four guided-missile destroyers that were slated to be retired in the coming years, adding...

Yemen oil disaster averted

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A "floating time bomb" oil tanker left adrift in the Red Sea has successfully been drained of its cargo, the UN says. The vessel was...

US Congressional report on US Navy’s destroyers

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The US Congressional Research Service has released a report on the US Navy’s two destroyer programs. The Arleigh Burke (DDG-51) class destroyer program is...

Netherland’s diesel submarine move

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The Netherlands Ministry of Defense (MoD) says it has received three offers from European shipbuilders for the Replacement Netherlands Submarine Capability Program (RNSCP) for...