Ships

Amphibious combat vehicles back to sea

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With new interim guidance, the Marine Corps’ amphibious combat vehicles are set to return to waterborne operations on the open ocean after a two-month...

Fuel in Nimitz’s drinking water

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Navy officials are investigating how traces of jet fuel got into the potable water system aboard the aircraft carrier Nimitz last week, cutting off...

ADV Reliant begins first deployment

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On 13 September the Pacific Support Vessel, Australian Defence Vessel (ADV) Reliant, has commenced her inaugural deployment from Cairns. Timor-Leste is Reliant’s first stop...

AUKUS: a US or UK submarine?

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Last week, Defence Minister Richard Marles returned from a successful visit to the United Kingdom. At the top of his agenda was a series...

First N-sub to reopen to the public

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The world’s first nuclear-powered submarine will reopen to the public this Friday, the Navy announced, one year after closing for a $36 million refurbishment,...

Iran seizes US drones then releases them

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An Iranian warship seized two U.S. uncrewed surface vessels in the Red Sea before releasing them 18 hours later, the Navy said, in a...

New Indian carrier commissioned

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India has commissioned its first locally made aircraft carrier, a milestone in government efforts to reduce its dependence on foreign arms and counter China's...

Australians to train on UK N-subs

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Royal Australian Navy submariners are to train aboard the newly commissioned nuclear submarine HMS Anson, Australian Defence Magazine reports. The announcement comes as Australian Deputy...

Indian aircraft carrier Vikrant commissions

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On 2 September India’s first locally designed and built aircraft carrier Vikrant was commissioned. Vikrant is also the largest warship to have been built...

Construction of first Constellation Class frigate begins

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On 31 August construction began on the lead ship Constellation (FFG-62) of the Constellation class frigates at the Fincantieri Marinette Marine (FMM) shipyard in...