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Iconic brand wins $10 billion deal to build new Australian warships

A Japanese multinational will build $10 billion worth of new warships for the Royal Australian Navy, the federal government announced today. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries edged out German company TKM to secure the deal, a decision made months ahead of schedule.

U.S. News & World Report · 1d

Japan Clinches Landmark $6.5 Billion Warship Deal With Australia to Counter China

The defence industry partnership "makes it harder for China to play Japan and Australia off against each other and sends a concerted signal to Beijing that both countries are will

ABC · 21h

Australia selects Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for $6.5B warship deal

Australia says it has accepted a Japanese company's bid for a lucrative and hotly contested contract to build Australian naval vessels, expected to be worth 10 billion Australian dollars ($6.5 billion

The Aviationist11mon

Royal Australian Navy Fires SM-6 Missile from HMAS Sydney Destroyer for ...

The Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) HMAS Sydney guided missile destroyer test fired for the first time a U.S.-made SM-6 (Standard Missile-6) earlier this month, the country’s DoD (Department of ...

11hon MSN

Mitsubishi Heavy to build new Australian naval fleet

The Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Group announced Tuesday that the Australian government has chosen it to build a new fleet of ...

USNI1y

Royal Australian Navy Down Two Replenishment Oilers As ... - USNI News

The Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) two Supply-class fleet replenishment oilers are now out of service, with Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles confirming on ...

Popular Mechanics1y

How a Chinese Warship Injured Divers With Blasts of Sonar

Originally built by Russia for the Chinese Navy, the ships are about 20 years old. A pair of 1990s U.S. Navy medical studies formed the basis of the Navy’s sonar safety regulations.

CBS News5mon

Man hit by cyclone while rowing across Pacific Ocean rescued by ...

Aurimas Mockus was taken aboard Royal Australian Navy landing ship HMAS Choules, where he was undergoing a medical assessment, Vice Adm. Justin Jones said in a statement.

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