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Re: Royal New Zealand Navy
« Responder #60 em: Julho 15, 2019, 10:33:43 pm »
BAE Systems looks to position Hunter-class frigate for New Zealand

Jon Grevatt - Jane's Defence Industry



BAE Systems Australia has indicated a potential move to position its Hunter-class frigate, which has already been selected by Australia, to meet a future requirement within the RNZN. Source: Royal Australian Navy

BAE Systems Australia has confirmed a potential move to position the company's Hunter-class frigate design for the Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN).

A spokesperson for BAE Systems Australia told Jane's on 12 July that given its commitment to deliver the Hunter-class platform to the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) under its Sea 5000 project, it would be "logical" for the Australian government to also pursue international sales of the vessel.

When asked by Jane's to confirm that the company will look to export the Hunter-class frigate to New Zealand, the spokesperson said, "It is critical to understand that the programme to design and build nine world-leading Hunter-class frigates [for the RAN] will also see BAE Systems transfer technology and skills to Australia to enable the development of an enduring world-class naval shipbuilding industry for the nation.

"It would be a logical conclusion for the Australian government and its close allies to consider the potential export opportunities."

The spokesperson's comments followed a news report by the Financial Times newspaper on 11 July, which quoted Steve Timms, BAE managing director for naval ships, as saying "New Zealand is clearly interested" in the company's 6,900-tonne Type 26 frigate, on which the Hunter-class design in based.

According to the report, Timms said a deal with New Zealand could involve "two or three" vessels but declined to elaborate.

BAE Systems Australia signed a AUD35 billion (USD25 billion) contract in June 2018 with the Australian government to locally build nine Hunter-class frigates to replace the RAN's Anzac-class frigates, which have been in service since 1996 and were built by Australian shipbuilder Tenix Defence. Tenix Defence was acquired by BAE Systems in 2008.

http://www.thefifthcolumn.xyz/Forum/viewthread.php?tid=272&page=2

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Re: Royal New Zealand Navy
« Responder #61 em: Julho 17, 2019, 10:29:36 am »
Olha...nessa altura compramos as 2 ANZAC kiwis  :anjo:
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Re: Royal New Zealand Navy
« Responder #62 em: Outubro 17, 2019, 11:28:47 am »
New Zealand Navy retires two inshore patrol vessels

 
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Royal New Zealand Navy has retired two of its four inshore patrol vessels in line with the recently-released Defence Capability Plan.
HMNZS Pukaki and HMNZS Rotoiti were decommissioned on October 17 at a formal ceremony at Devonport Naval Base in Auckland.
The vessels were retired just 10 years after they were inducted into service.

Chief of Navy Rear Admiral David Proctor said operational experience with the IPVs had shown that specific tasks required of the naval patrol force were better conducted by the RNZN’s larger offshore patrol vessels (OPVs).

“At the time of their entry into service, the IPVs provided operational capability around our coastline. But now we have a far greater need to project a presence further afield and that’s something these ships simply weren’t built to do,” Rear Admiral Proctor said.

Constructed in Whangarei and commissioned in 2009, the four IPVs, HMNZ ships Hawea, Taupo, Rotoiti and Pukaki, have been deployed on fishery monitoring, search and rescue, border security and maritime surveillance around New Zealand’s coastline and, occasionally, further afield.

Regulatory changes in 2012 resulted in operating restrictions around speed and sea states being imposed on them, although the RNZN sometimes granted a waiver.
Subsequently the RNZN assessed them as no longer being suited to the heavy seas typically encountered off New Zealand and further afield.

“The navy identified that a better capability outcome would be achieved using the current OPVs, HMNZS Otago and Wellington, supplemented with a planned Southern Ocean Patrol Vessel in the mid-2020s,” Rear Admiral Proctor said.

The two remaining IPVs would continue to play a role in providing local fishery monitoring and border protection patrols, as well as providing important Officer of the Watch training and command opportunities for junior officers, he said.
The navy is expected to make a final decision on the best method of disposal next year.

https://navaltoday.com/2019/10/17/new-zealand-navy-retires-two-inshore-patrol-vessels/

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Re: Royal New Zealand Navy
« Responder #63 em: Outubro 18, 2019, 10:41:44 am »
New Zealand’s first upgraded frigate shows off new mast


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The Royal New Zealand Navy has shared first photos of the upgraded Anzac-class frigate HMNZS Te Kaha.
The most notable change following the upgrade was the ship’s new fore & aft masts which house a suite of electronic warfare equipment necessary for the Lockheed Martin Canada-developed CMS 330 combat management system.

Lockheed Martin Canada’s CMS 330 combat management system was initially developed for Canada’s Department of National Defence and then modified for the Royal New Zealand Navy with Canada’s support.

HMNZS Te Kaha was the first of two NZ Navy frigates to undergo the extensive modernization, arriving at Seaspan’s shipyard in Victoria, British Columbia, in March 2018.
Under a contract signed between the New Zealand government and Lockheed Martin Canada in 2014, HMNZS Te Kaha was fitted with updated equipment and systems including the combat management system, radar and underwater sonar.

Te Kaha’s sister ship, HMNZS Te Mana, arrived in Canada for the same treatment in March 2019.
In addition CMS upgrades, the frigates are also receiving MBDA’s Sea Ceptor vertical launched, active Common Anti-Air Modular Missile (Maritime) – CAMM(M) which will replace the current RIM7P NATO Seasparrow missile system.

https://navaltoday.com/2019/10/18/new-zealands-first-upgraded-frigate-shows-off-new-mast/

PS O mastro da fragata Kiwi, não é como o da BD, OCO !!!!

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Re: Royal New Zealand Navy
« Responder #64 em: Outubro 28, 2019, 05:58:10 pm »
Royal New Zealand Navy tanker named in South Korea


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The Royal New Zealand Navy has held an official naming ceremony for its new tanker at Hyundai Heavy Industries’ shipyard in Ulsan, South Korea.

HMZS Aotearea, which will be the largest ship in the navy fleet once it is delivered, was named after being launched in April this year.
Following her sea trials, Aotearoa will sail to New Zealand in the second quarter of next year and will be formally commissioned at the Devonport Naval Base.

“Our excellent relationship with Hyundai Heavy Industries goes back more than 30 years and with Aotearoa the RNZN will take possession soon of a maritime sustainment vessel that will be one of the most technologically advanced available,” Rear Admiral David Proctor said at the naming ceremony.

HMNZS Aotearoa is designed to provide logistical support to New Zealand and coalition maritime, land and air units.
Her primary purpose is to conduct fuel resupply but she will also be capable of supplying dry goods, water, spare parts or ammunition. Her missions will include humanitarian and disaster relief, support to United Nations security operations, support to a coalition naval task group and Antarctic resupply.

Featuring a wave-piercing hull form, the 173.2-meter-long ship will have the ability to carry twelve 20-foot shipping containers, high-capacity freshwater generation plants, self-defense systems, aviation and marine fuel cargo tanks, dual all-electric replenishment-at-sea rigs and will be able to carry a Seaspite or NH90 helicopter.

Aotearoa will displace 26,000 tonnes and will be operated by a crew of 64.

The ship’s $493 million price tag includes the tanker’s enhanced “winterization” capabilities, such as ice-strengthening for operations in Antarctica, including resupplying McMurdo Station and Scott Base. Predecessor tanker HMNZS Endeavour was not Antarctic-capable.

https://navaltoday.com/2019/10/28/royal-new-zealand-navy-tanker-named-in-south-korea/

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« Responder #65 em: Novembro 08, 2019, 07:23:01 am »
New Zealand's Largest Navy Ship Christened in South Korea
 (Source: New Zealand Defence Force; issued October 26, 2019)



 Four of the more important words any Chief of Navy looks forward to hearing during their tenure are “I name this ship …” because it means a new addition to a navy fleet.

 Yesterday in Ulsan, South Korea, Rear Admiral David Proctor was delighted to hear Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy name the Royal New Zealand Navy’s (RNZN) newest ship, Aotearoa at a ceremony at the Hyundai Shipyard.

 Just five months after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern named the RNZN’s replacement diving support and hydrographic vessel HMNZS Manawanui, Dame Patsy was able to do likewise for the RNZN’s new sustainment vessel.

 After the ceremony, Dame Patsy said how proud she was to be given the honour of sponsoring Aotearoa and officially naming her.
“Aotearoa will carry the name of our country to all corners of the world, and I’m sure the ship and her crew will bring credit to all New Zealanders,” she said.

 Aotearoa’s predecessor, HMNZS Endeavour, was built and launched at the Hyundai Shipyard in 1987, Rear Admiral Proctor said.

“Our excellent relationship with Hyundai Heavy Industries goes back more than 30 years and with Aotearoa the RNZN will take possession soon of a maritime sustainment vessel that will be one of the most technologically advanced available,” he said.

 At 173m long, Aotearoa will be the largest ship the RNZN has ever had in the fleet. It boasts state-of-the-art design and capability features, including ice-strengthening and “winterisation” for operations in Antarctica.

 She will operate as a fleet tanker and a supply ship and has the ability to produce 100 tonnes of fresh water each day – critical when providing humanitarian aid and disaster relief.
 Following her sea trials, Aotearoa will sail to New Zealand in the second quarter of next year and will be formally commissioned at the Devonport Naval Base.

http://www.thefifthcolumn.xyz/Forum/viewthread.php?tid=272&page=2

PS : A modernização da RNZN é um exemplo para muitas marinhas por esse Mundo fora. ::)

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Re: Royal New Zealand Navy
« Responder #66 em: Novembro 08, 2019, 08:44:13 am »
Navios construidos na Coreia do Sul não prestam  :G-clever: :G-deal:
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« Responder #67 em: Novembro 08, 2019, 02:57:12 pm »
Navios construidos na Coreia do Sul não prestam  :G-clever: :G-deal:

Pois é não me tinha lembrado disso, vou mas é retirar o post, deviam era ter vergonha, mandar construir navios na Coreia do Sul, esta agora !!!! :mrgreen:

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« Responder #68 em: Novembro 08, 2019, 07:09:46 pm »
 Um belo navio.
 

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"[Os portugueses são]um povo tão dócil e tão bem amestrado que até merecia estar no Jardim Zoológico"
-Dom Januário Torgal Ferreira, Bispo das Forças Armadas
 

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« Responder #70 em: Janeiro 12, 2020, 08:29:17 am »
E lá continuam os Kiwis a investir nas suas FFAA !!

https://www.defence.govt.nz/assets/Uploads/03acb8c6aa/Defence-Capability-Plan-2019.pdf

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« Responder #71 em: Fevereiro 10, 2020, 06:36:59 am »
NZ confirms redelivery schedule for updated ANZAC frigates

The first Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) ANZAC frigate to be modernised in Canada under the Frigate System Upgrade (FSU) programme is now planned to complete its upgrade at the end of 2020, the New Zealand Ministry of Defence (MoD) has told Jane’s .

HMNZS Te Kaha is currently completing setting-to-work and commissioning activities at Seaspan Shipyards’ facility in Victoria, British Columbia. Sister ship HMNZS Te Mana is also at the Seaspan yard, having arrived in Victoria in March last year to begin its FSU refit.

Lockheed Martin Canada is taking the role of prime contractor and combat system integrator for the FSU programme, which is designed to restore the ANZAC frigates’ ability to fulfil credible combat roles and provide high-quality surveillance products.

https://www.janes.com/article/94086/nz-confirms-redelivery-schedule-for-updated-anzac-frigates

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« Responder #72 em: Fevereiro 10, 2020, 06:44:01 am »
Tried and tested. It’s the home straight for AOTEAROA as she commences contractor sea trials this month off the coast of South Korea. Final works and confirmation trials will follow, and then she’ll be delivered to New Zealand in the middle of the year.



https://www.facebook.com/NZNavy/photos/a.390631373008/10159374326833009/?type=3&theater

Aprendam srs políticos e altas chefias Militares, assim é que se planeia e se adquirem os meios em prol de umas FFAA devidamente equipadas !!

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Re: Royal New Zealand Navy
« Responder #73 em: Fevereiro 10, 2020, 10:05:51 am »
Isso só se aplica em países que não sejam governados por portugueses
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« Responder #74 em: Fevereiro 10, 2020, 10:24:10 am »
Isso só se aplica em países que não sejam governados por portugueses

Claro, Nós só somos o quinto país mais corrupto da da Europa Ocidental e de Leste e do Médio Oriente, Índia e África  !!!

https://www.dn.pt/portugal/portugal-e-o-mais-corrupto-entre-paises-4627022.html

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