Defence Minister Johnston: ABC Lateline report from ADM2014
Click here for a link to ABC Lateline’s report of the Defence Minister’s speech at the ADM2014 conference where he announced the review into the Air Warfare Destroyer project.
Release of the United States' 2014 QDR
Minister for Defence Senator David Johnston has welcomed the release of the United States' 2014 Quadrennial Defense Review.
Boeing MSA demonstrator completes first flight
Boeing's Maritime Surveillance Aircraft (MSA) demonstrator recently completed its first flight to verify airworthiness.![HMS Daring alongside with NUSHIP Canberra at Williamstown Dockyard, Victoria. [Photo:Defence]](http://res.cloudinary.com/yaffa-publishing/image/upload/v1393972326/20130923ran_thumb_D0114950-A3EC-11E3-A48F005056A302E6.jpg?source=%2Fimages%2FdmImage%2FThumbnailImage%2F20130923ran%5Fthumb%2Ejpg "Canberra")
NUSHIP Canberra commences sea trials
NUSHIP Canberra, one of two Landing Helicopter Dock ships being built for the ADF, has left BAE Systems Williamstown bound for Sydney on the first period of sea trials.
Jobs remain in Australia under Hornet contract
Defence Minister Senator David Johnston has announced a multi-million dollar contract extension for the maintenance of the Classic Hornet F404 engine. Premium
Air Force launches General Purpose Uniform
The RAAF has recently launched a General Purpose Uniform at the Centenary of Military Aviation Airshow. Premiumdefence week 290 »
Defence Week Premium 290 PDF versions
The full version of Defence Week Premium no.290 of 6 March 2014 can be downloaded here as a PDF. A separate PDF of the latest Defence tenders can also be downloaded here. more »
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Defence Business: Defence in the North | ADM December 2013/Janaury 2014
The inaugural ADM Northern Australia Defence Summit in late October 2013 attracted 140 registered delegates and representatives from across Defence, government and industry. Premium
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Pacific: RAN ships: Build it and they will come | ADM October 2013
Over the coming two decades, Navy and the DMO have an impressive shipbuilding task ahead of them. At a glance the list is patrol boats, Future Frigates, oilers and replenishment, landing craft, submarines and a possible OCV type vessel. Works for each of these programs are at different stages but there is still much to be done on all fronts. Premium
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Projects: First Oz Romeo in December 2013 | ADM December 2013/Janaury 2014
On December 10, the Royal Australian Navy became the first international operator of the Sikorsky Seahawk MH-60R “Romeo” anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare helicopter. Premium
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EW: Defence seeks counter-GBAD trainer for aircrew | ADM May 2013
Under JP 3021’s first phase Defence plans to acquire a mobile threat emitter system to provide aircrew with EW training and mission rehearsal exercises against ground-based air defence (GBAD) systems. So far Australian aircrew have had to rely on the use of overseas EW ranges on an ad-hoc basis during Red Flag and similar exercises. Premium
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latest issue
ADM's February 2014 magazine covers a wide range of air related articles including:
- The latest on JSF
- Air 5428 milestones
- All you ever wanted to know about OneSky
- Preparations for C-27J
And our From the Source interview this month with Chief of Air Force, Air Marshal Geoff Brown who talks with ADM Editor Katherine Ziesing about the challenges ahead of the organisation.
