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Australia’s DST teams with L3 for undersea technology research
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Australia’s DST teams with L3 for undersea technology research

Australia’s Defence Science and Technology (DST) research agency has teamed with L3 technologies to boost research on new technologies in undersea command and control systems, spectrum sensing and shaping, and cyber assurance. “The government is investing $80 billion in Australia’s future submarines

about 8 years ago
Polish sailors make use of Royal Navy training facilities
Surface Vessels

Polish sailors make use of Royal Navy training facilities

Polish Navy sailors assigned to frigate ORP Generał Kazimierz Pułaski recently used facilities at the Royal Navy training establishment HMS Raleigh ahead of their operational sea training. The former Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate is in Plymouth for six weeks of training with Flag Officer Sea Tra

about 8 years ago
L3 buys unmanned vessel specialist ASV Global
Surface Vessels

L3 buys unmanned vessel specialist ASV Global

US defense contractor L3 Technologies announced it has acquired unmanned surface vessel (USV) and autonomous vessel control systems company ASV Global. With this acquisition, L3 is expanding its unmanned vessel portfolio with anti-submarine warfare (ASW) solutions, unmanned off-board sensors and int

about 8 years ago
Indonesian Navy uses UAV to assess ships’ magnetic signature
UUV/UAV

Indonesian Navy uses UAV to assess ships’ magnetic signature

The Indonesian Navy has recently deployed an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with an aerial magnetic range to determine a ship’s magnetic signature. According to UAV manufacturer ECA Group, this is the first time a navy has used a drone to assess a vessel’s vulnerability to underwater mines and other

about 8 years ago
Hellennic Navy-hosted exercise NAIAS 2018 concludes in Aegean Sea
Training & Education

Hellennic Navy-hosted exercise NAIAS 2018 concludes in Aegean Sea

The biennial multinational naval exercise NAIAS 2018 came to a close on September 21, after a week of maneuvers in the Aegean Sea. Participating units trained in multi-threat warfare events, including anti-asymmetric warfare, maritime interdiction and counter-terrorist events. The scenario of NAIAS

about 8 years ago

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New Zealand Navy frigate begins Southeast Asia tour
Surface Vessels

New Zealand Navy frigate begins Southeast Asia tour

New Zealand’s Anzac-class frigate HMNZS Te Mana made a port call in Sandakan, Malaysia, marking the begin of the Southeast Asian leg of the New Zealand Defence Force’s (NZDF) five-month engagement across the Asia-Pacific region. “Te Mana’s visits to Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam reflect the import

about 8 years ago
Ronald Reagan Strike Group visits Guam after Valiant Shield
Surface Vessels

Ronald Reagan Strike Group visits Guam after Valiant Shield

The US Navy carrier strike group assembled around aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan arrived at Naval Base Guam for a port visit after completing participation in exercise Valiant Shield. Sailors from the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) and the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser US

about 8 years ago
New oil tanker, cadet ships launched for Indonesian Navy
Amphibious & Support Ships

New oil tanker, cadet ships launched for Indonesian Navy

A total of three new ships were launched at two separate shipyards for the Indonesian Navy on September 24 and 25. Shipbuilder PT. Karimun Anugrah Sejati launched two 45-meter cadet training ships – V-06 and V-07 – on September 24 in Batam. Another Batam-based shipbuilder, Batamec Shipyard, launched

about 8 years ago
Comtech lands $9,1m Iraqi Navy C4I deal
Amphibious & Support Ships

Comtech lands $9,1m Iraqi Navy C4I deal

Florida-based Comtech Systems, a Comtech Telecommunications Corp. subsidiary, was recently awarded a $9.1 million sole-sourced contract to support a C4I system in service with the Iraqi Navy. Awarded by the Program Executive Office (PEO) Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (

about 8 years ago
Ukraine establishing Sea of Azov base as first navy ships enter through Kerch Strait

Ukraine establishing Sea of Azov base as first navy ships enter through Kerch Strait

Ukraine has sent two navy ships through the Kerch Strait as part of its intent to establish a new base in the Sea of Azov, where both Ukraine and Russia are increasing their military presence. Search and rescue vessel ‘Donbass’ (A500) and the sea tug ‘Korets’ (A830) got underway from Odessa on Septe

about 8 years ago

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French Naval Group to pitch its OPV90 for Azerbaijani Navy at ADEX 2018
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French Naval Group to pitch its OPV90 for Azerbaijani Navy at ADEX 2018

French shipbuilder Naval Group announced it will showcase its Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) 90 at ADEX 2018 exhibition taking place in Azerbaijan this week. According to local media reports, Azerbaijan’s defense officials have started talks with a number of French defense contractors regarding the ac

about 8 years ago
Watch the USS George Washington receive a new radar tower during refueling overhaul
Sensors & Combat Systems

Watch the USS George Washington receive a new radar tower during refueling overhaul

US shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries has shared a video of US Navy aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) receiving a new, modernized, radar tower during the ship’s refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH). USS George Washington is the sixth Nimitz-class ship to undergo this major life

about 8 years ago
Australia starting upgrade of Papua New Guinea’s Lombrum Naval Base
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Australia starting upgrade of Papua New Guinea’s Lombrum Naval Base

Australia is taking further steps to improve regional maritime security with an AUD5 million upgrade of Papua New Guinea’s (PNG’s) Lombrum Naval Base on Manus Island. Wharf and shore-based infrastructure upgrades are to be undertaken by Fletcher Morobe Constructions Limited as part of the Australian

about 8 years ago
US Navy disestablishes combat camera units after 67 years of service

US Navy disestablishes combat camera units after 67 years of service

The US Navy disestablished its two combat camera units in two separate ceremonies in Norfolk, Virginia and San Diego, California, on September 21. After 67 years of service, both Expeditionary Combat Camera (ECC) and Fleet Combat Camera Pacific (FCCP) officially disestablish Oct. 1, 2018 as part of

about 8 years ago