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Home›Equipment & technology›GE Aerospace to power US Navy’s Explorer-class surveillance ships
Equipment & technology

May 27, 2026 · about 2 months ago

GE Aerospace to power US Navy’s Explorer-class surveillance ships

GE Aerospace’s Marine Engines & Systems has secured an order from Austal USA to supply propulsion power for the US Navy’s new Explorer-class ocean surveillance ships, T-AGOS.

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GE Aerospace to power US Navy’s Explorer-class surveillance ships
Credit: GE Aerospace

GE Aerospace’s Marine Engines & Systems has secured an order from Austal USA to supply propulsion power for the US Navy’s new Explorer-class ocean surveillance ships, T-AGOS.

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