KBR, Frazer-Nash Consultancy and V.Group have revealed plans for forming Team Calibre to collectively position its capabilities to support the Royal Navy’s future Type 31 through life support program.
The Royal Navy’s newest hunter-killer submarine is now on the verge of joining the operational cycle following intensive tests in the Atlantic.
During Sea Power Conference 2024 in London, UK Defense Secretary Grant Shapps revealed that two Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigates will be retired.
The Italian Navy has held a launching ceremony for the logistic support ship (LSS) Atlante, as part of the navy’s fleet renewal plan.
UK defense company Babcock has been selected by Swedish company Saab to support the design and development of the Swedish Navy’s new Luleå-class corvettes.
Six new amphibious warships are to be built for Royal Marines operations, the Royal Navy revealed.
The Type 31 team recently completed a number of key activities on the Royal Navy’s second Type 31 frigate, UK shipbuilder Babcock International revealed.
Norwegian tech company Kongsberg Defense & Aerospace and its German partners Diehl Defence and MBDA Deutschland have teamed up to develop future Norwegian and German super-sonic strike missile known as 3SM Tyrfing.
Braunschweig-class corvettes were ordered because of the German Navy’s increased scope and tempo of operations. Another reason is the fact that the MKS180 multi-role combat ship order was delayed and the corvette announcement was interpreted as an offset to the delays.
BlueHalo and Kraken Technology Group have entered into a strategic partnership to integrate BlueHalo’s artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML)-backed autonomous mission systems into Kraken’s littoral security platforms to develop next-generation uncrewed surface vehicles (USV) and uncre
French shipbuilder Naval Group has signed a contract with Singapore-based technology firm ST Engineering to work on the mid-life upgrade of the Formidable-class frigates for the Republic of Singapore Navy.
The German Navy, the BAAINBw, Thales, and other F126 project partners, such as Damen Naval, the prime contractor for the F126 project, inaugurated the “extended Thales Testing Centre”, a system testing and integration facility dedicated to the project.
