Navantia Australia’s naval engineers, together with members of its recently formed Technical Partner Network (TPN) have released the first set of Ship Alterations (ShipAlt) drawings for the Hobart Class Guided Missile Destroyers’ (DDG) SEA4000 Phase 6 Capability Upgrade.
The Australian Government has signed a six-year contract with BAE Systems Australia to take on a new, innovative sustainment role…
The Royal Australian Navy (RAN)’s Hobart-class Air Warfare Destroyers have reached final operational capability after the third ship, HMAS Sydney, completed a successful test and evaluation period off the coast of the US and Canada. All three ships in the class are now ready for operational deployment.
The Royal Australian Navy guided missile destroyer HMAS Hobart has joined forces with the Royal Australian Air Force’s F-35A Lightning as part of Exercise TASMAN SHIELD 21.
The Royal Australian Navy’s three Hobart-class Air Warfare Destroyers HMAS Hobart, Brisbane and Sydney have exercised together for the first time.
The Australian Department of Defence started the tender process to upgrade the combat management system…
The Royal Australian Navy’s three Hobart-class destroyers are set to undergo an Aegis combat system upgrade which will increase the Australian Defence Force’s (ADF) air and missile defence capability.
NUSHIP Sydney, the third and last Hobart-class Air Warfare Destroyer (AWD), was provisionally accepted by the Commonwealth of Australia on Friday, February 14, 2020.
The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) for the first time tested the Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) of its Hobart-class Air Warfare Destroyer (AWD).
HMAS Hobart (III) has become the first Royal Australian Navy Hobart class Guided Missile Destroyer to fire a missile in Australian waters. Hobart fired an SM-2 Standard Missile in the East Australian Exercise Area against an unmanned target during trials off the coast of New South Wales, achieving excellent results.
