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Australia Supplies New Ships to Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea has received a new landing craft from Australia, just days after it commissioned its third Guardian class patrol boat…
25 May 2022
Papua New Guinea has received a new landing craft from Australia, just days after it commissioned its third Guardian class patrol boat…
Land 8710 Phase 1A: Several competitors showcased their designs and concepts to replace the Army’s ancient fleet of LCM-8s.
Businesses around Australia will manufacture, assemble and supply thousands of valves for the first batch of three Hunter class frigates.
Australia’s prime minister, Scott Morrison, unveiled plans for a new submarine base on the country’s east coast worth roughly $10 billion to support the Royal Australian Navy’s planned nuclear submarine fleet.
The Australian Department of Defence can confirm that on 17 February 2022, a P-8A Poseidon detected a laser illuminating the aircraft while in flight over Australia’s northern approaches.
Austal Australia has commenced sea trials of the first of six Evolved Cape-class Patrol Boats under construction for the Royal Australian Navy, the shipyard announced today.
Northrop Grumman Corporation recently completed a significant milestone in the production of Australia’s first MQ-4C Triton high-altitude, long-endurance (HALE) aircraft when the aircraft fuselage was mounted onto Triton’s unique one-piece wing.
Arafura class offshore patrol vessel (OPV), NUSHIP Arafura, was launched toda at the
Osborne Naval Shipyard in South Australia – the first in a fleet of 12 OPVs being built for the
Royal Australian Navy to replace the Armidale and Cape class patrol boats.
The Australian government today signed with British and American diplomats the agreement paving the way to the procurement of nuclear-powered submarines (SSN) for the Royal Australian Navy, in the frame of AUKUS.
The United States’ State Department approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to Australia of twelve MH-60R Multi-Mission helicopters for an estimated cost of $985 million. The ‘Romeos’ would likely replace the six MRH90 ‘Taipan’ currently in-service with the Royal Australian Navy.
