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Russian Navy celebrates its 325th birthday
The Russian Navy has marked its 325th birthday with services and celebrations across the country. The main naval parade took place on the Neva River, St Petersburg, on July 25th 2021. The celebrations were also held in the Russian naval bases of Caspiisk, Severomorsk, Sevastopol, Baltiisk, Vladivost
IN and HMS Queen Elizabeth carrier group test their readiness
Last week, the Indian Navy took part in a two-day bilateral Passage Exercise (PASSEX) with Royal Navy Carrier Strike Group (CSG)-21 led by HMS Queen Elizabeth in the Bay of Bengal. The bilateral Maritime Exercise, which was held from 21 to 22 July 2021, was designed to hone the ability of the two na
ENGIE Axima wins HVAC-R/CBRN deal for German Navy’s F126 frigates
Engie Axima Germany has been selected to provide a heating, ventilation and air conditioning system as well as the CBRN protection and the cooling systems for the German Navy’s F126 class frigates.
Naval Group, FSS ink deal for maintenance of French nuclear attack subs
French defence contractor Naval Group and the Fleet Support Service have signed a contract for the operational maintenance of the French Navy’s nuclear attack submarines (SSN). The deal will be in force for over three years and is worth several hundred million euros, according to Naval Group. The ag
GlobalData: India’s submarine program offers opportunities for foreign AIP providers
The Indian Navy’s decision to sideline the indigenously developed air independent propulsion (AIP) system from its multi-billion-dollar submarine tender for the time being will provide opportunities for foreign AIP providers, according to GlobalData.
KBR to prep, protect US Navy aircraft crews through recompetes worth $120M
KBR won two recompetes totaling more than $120 million to provide engineering services for U.S. Navy training systems and aircraft survivability equipment.
India launches tender to build 6 next-gen indigenous submarines
It’s now official — India has decided to expand its navy fleet with six new Project 75 (India) submarines.
Royal New Zealand Navy assumes command of CTF 150
The Royal New Zealand Navy has taken command of Combined Maritime Forces’ (CMF) Combined Task Force (CTF) 150 from the Royal Canadian Navy.
US Navy christens 1st John Lewis-class oiler
The future USNS John Lewis (T-AO 205), the first ship in the U.S. Navy’s John Lewis-class fleet oiler program, was christened July 17 during a ceremony in San Diego.
UAVs to detect corrosion on navy ships in the future?
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and their sensors track and monitor wildlife, livestock, infrastructure, weather and construction progress, among other tasks.
HNLSM Snellius returns from midlife upgrade
Damen Shipyards Den Helder has returned the HNLMS Snellius to the Royal Netherlands Navy (RNLN) following its midlife upgrade.
Indian Navy takes delivery of 10th P-8I aircraft
Boeing is continuing to expand the Indian Navy’s long-range maritime reconnaissance anti-submarine warfare capabilities as it delivered the country’s 10th P-8I.
Bollinger christens OTB intended for new ballistic-missile subs
On 10 July, Bollinger Shipyards christened the Holland, an ocean transport barge that will support the construction and maintance of the US Navy’s new class of ballistic-missile submarines.
UK’s Type 45 destroyers to undergo £500M upgrade
The Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyers will receive a £500 million upgrade to enhance their firepower capability, the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) said.