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SAES to deliver diver detection sonar to Kazakhstan Navy
Sensors & Combat Systems

SAES to deliver diver detection sonar to Kazakhstan Navy

Kazakhstan’s Zenit shipyard has contracted undersea security and defense company SAES to deliver the fourth Intruder Detection Sonar DDS-03 for Kazakhstan Navy ships. Delivery of the new sonar is scheduled for 2018 and it will be the fourth of a series that started in 2015. Moreover, the company say

about 9 years ago
DCNS: French Navy’s new F21 heavyweight torpedo on qualification trials
Weapons Systems

DCNS: French Navy’s new F21 heavyweight torpedo on qualification trials

French shipbuilder and defense contractor DCNS announced it has performed a “qualification firing” of the French Navy’s F21 heavyweight torpedo. This move brings the torpedo another step closer to being fielded on the French submarines. In addition to being fielded on the French new Barracuda-class

about 9 years ago
Metal Shark to build near coastal patrol vessels for Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Honduras
Operations

Metal Shark to build near coastal patrol vessels for Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Honduras

U.S. boat builder Metal Shark has received a contract to build up to 13 near coastal patrol vessels (NCPV) for Dominican Republic, El Salvador, and Honduras. The $16 million contract was awarded to the company by the U.S. Naval Sea Systems Command under the foreign military sales program. The contra

about 9 years ago
German parliament green-lights construction of five corvettes

German parliament green-lights construction of five corvettes

The German parliament on Wednesday decided to approve 11 billion euros for arms procurement which will include the construction of additional five K130 corvettes. The German Navy is expected to receive the five ships by 2023. Prior to this decision, German defense minister Ursula von der Leyen’s aim

about 9 years ago
Spanish frigate wraps up four months of Aegis training with Australian Navy
Surface Vessels

Spanish frigate wraps up four months of Aegis training with Australian Navy

Spanish Navy’s F-105 frigate ESPS Cristóbal Colón is on her way home after she spent the last four months stationed in Australia helping Royal Australian Navy sailors get acquainted with the Aegis combat system. During her time embedded with the Royal Australian Navy fleet she welcomed more than 200

about 9 years ago
Schiebel’s CAMCOPTER completes French Navy qualification flights
Aviation

Schiebel’s CAMCOPTER completes French Navy qualification flights

Austrian unmanned aerial system (UAS) manufacturer Schiebel announced its CAMCOPTER® S-100 UAS completed qualification flights for the French Navy from 29 May to 3 June 2017. The flight trials were performed from the deck of the Bâtiment de Projection et de Commandement (BPC) Dixmude, the newest of

about 9 years ago
UK invests £135m in new F-35B hangar

UK invests £135m in new F-35B hangar

The UK defense ministry announced it has awarded a £135million contract for the construction of a new hangar for its F-35B aircraft. The hangar will be located at RAF Marham and will house 12 of the new fast jet aircraft which will deploy from there to the Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers. It

about 9 years ago
Canadian Coast Guard increasing Arctic presence
Amphibious & Support Ships

Canadian Coast Guard increasing Arctic presence

The Canadian Coast Guard announced it has started its 2017 Arctic operational season during which seven Canadian ice breakers are set to deploy. The Coast Guard said it is expanding its Arctic season in 2017-2018 and will continue to gradually increase its presence over the next several years. Icebr

about 9 years ago
USS Ronald Reagan underway again after Singapore visit
Surface Vessels

USS Ronald Reagan underway again after Singapore visit

The U.S. Navy’s forward-deployed aircraft carrier, USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76), got underway from Singapore June 21 following a four-day port visit. Ronald Reagan arrived in Singapore June 17, and sailors had the opportunity to experience local culture and participated in a variety of command-sponsor

about 9 years ago
US Navy updates grooming standards for women

US Navy updates grooming standards for women

The U.S. Navy has updated grooming standards which, among other, now allow women to wear a hair bun through the rear opening of a command or Navy ball cap. The change was prompted by a question from a San Diego Sailor June 6, according to Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson. “Effective im

about 9 years ago
Gryphon Technologies bags MDA’s Sea-Based X-Band Radar support contract
Sensors & Combat Systems

Gryphon Technologies bags MDA’s Sea-Based X-Band Radar support contract

The U.S. Missile Defense Agency has awarded Gryphon Technologies, LC a $57 million contract to provide mission integration services in support of the Sea-Based X-Band Radar as it conducts its strategic mission. The SBX is part of the missile defense agency’s ballistic missile defense system. The SBX

about 9 years ago
Only NATO member without army hosts anti submarine warfare drill
Defense Strategies

Only NATO member without army hosts anti submarine warfare drill

Having no standing army and operating just four coast guard vessels has not prevented NATO-member Iceland from hosting one of the organization’s largest anti-submarine warfare exercises. From June 26 to July 8, NATO ships and submarines will gather in Iceland for a series of drills aimed at improvin

about 9 years ago
Video: Israel tests LORA missile in cargo ship launch
Weapons Systems

Video: Israel tests LORA missile in cargo ship launch

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) announced on June 20 a successful test firing of the LORA (Long-Range Artillery weapon system) from a cargo ship towards a pre-planned target. The tested missile is a long-range tactical ground-to-ground missile developed by IAI’s MALAM division. The weapon system w

about 9 years ago
Japan Coast Guard orders three Airbus H225 helicopters
Amphibious & Support Ships

Japan Coast Guard orders three Airbus H225 helicopters

The Japan Coast Guard has awarded Airbus Helicopters a contract for the delivery of three additional H225 Super Puma helicopters. This new order will bring the JCG’s total H225 fleet to nine units by February 2020. The JCG already placed an order for a sixth H225 in 2016, which will be delivered in

about 9 years ago
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