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Ghost Shark, Ghost Bat: Australia accelerates autonomous warfare amid rising tensions; check their featuresAustralia is fast-tracking its advanced military drone programs. The Ghost Shark underwater drone and the Ghost Bat aircraft are moving fro...- Ghost Shark: Australia to roll out fleet of underwater attack dronesAustralia will deploy new underwater drones named Ghost Shark. The Royal Australian Navy will get these autonomous vehicles. The first dron...
- Royal Australian Navy Chief Mark Hammond visits India to enhance maritime tiesVice Admiral Mark Hammond, Chief of the Royal Australian Navy, is visiting India from April 2 to 6 to enhance bilateral maritime relations....
- Malabar naval exercise concludes off Australian coastThe Indian Navy was represented by indigenously built destroyer INS Kolkata, frigate INS Sahyadri and P8I maritime patrol aircraft. "The se...
- Indian ships to participate in Malabar Naval Exercise in AustraliaThe Indian navy warships INS Sahyadri and INS Kolkata will participate in Exercise MALABAR 2023, hosted by the Royal Australian Navy from A...
- Canberra: US commissions first Navy warship in foreign portThe Independence-class littoral combat ship - named after a Royal Australian Navy cruiser that was sunk while supporting the U.S. Marine la...
- Navies of India, Australia, Japan, US, France and UK to participate in Exercise La PerouseThe two-day exercise provides an opportunity for like-minded navies to develop closer links in planning, coordination and information shari...
- Australian Chief of Navy Vice Admiral Mark Hammond on 3-day visit to IndiaDuring the visit, Vice Admiral Hammond interacted with Admiral R Hari Kumar, Chief of the Naval Staff, at New Delhi on Friday. He was welco...
- Navy Chief Admiral Hari Kumar visits AustraliaAdmiral Kumar held talks with Chief of Royal Australian Navy (RAN) Vice Admiral Mark Hammond, Vice Chief of Australian Defence Forces Vice ...
- India, Australia begin 5-day naval exercise"Indian Navy Task Group comprising ships Shivalik and Kadmatt, under the Command of Flag Officer Commanding, Eastern Fleet, Rear Admiral Ta...
- INS Shivalik, Kadmatt at Brunei in pursuance of India's 'Act East' policyIndian Navy Ships Shivalik and Kadmatt are the latest indigenously designed and built, multi-role Guided Missile Stealth Frigate and Anti-S...
- India and Australia's two-day naval exercise, PASSEX, in Indian Ocean concludesThe exercise aimed at enhancing interoperability, improving understanding and imbibing best practices from each other. It involved advanced...
- 'India-Australia bilateral defence exercise will deepen strategic ties'"It will see the largest ever Australian Defence Force Joint Task Force comprised of Navy, Army and Air Force Assets to visit India," the s...
- INS Sahyadari reaches Australia for Exercise KAKADU 2018The 14th edition of the exercise is scheduled from August 29 and would see participation from 23 warships, one submarine, 45 aircraft, 250 ...
- Maritime cooperation: Chief of Naval Staff Admiral RK Dhowan on a visit to AustraliaIn order to strengthen maritime cooperation between India and Australia, Admiral RK Dhowan, the Chief of the Naval Staff, is on an official...
- First ever naval exercise between India, Australia concludesThree Royal Australian Navy vessels and a Royal Australian Air Force AP-3C made the passage to India for the inaugural biennial exercise.
- AUSINDEX-15: Bilateral maritime exercise between India and Australia begins"The Indian Navy would be represented by INS Shivalik (stealth frigate), INS Ranvijay (guided missile destroyer) and INS Shakti (fleet tank...
- India-Australia bilateral maritime exercise next monthIndia and Australia will undertake their first first bilateral maritime exercise - AUSINDEX - in Visakhapatnam next month.
- India-Australia naval exercise 'AUSINDEX 15' to begin tomorrowAUSINDEX-15 is being conducted off the East Coast of India from September 11-19.
- Australian navy sailors sacked over anti-Islamic remarks on social mediaSeveral Australian navy sailors have been sacked or ordered to justify their jobs after allegedly posting 'anti-Islamic' comments on social...
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