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US Navy awards BAE Systems $38.2M missile canister contract
Contracts

US Navy awards BAE Systems $38.2M missile canister contract

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems a $38.2 million contract modification to provide additional missile canisters for the Mk 41 Vertical Launching System (VLS). The company will supply more than 300 canisters of various configurations that will be used to store, transport, and launch different kin

about 10 years ago
Unidentified Asian Navy picks OSI Maritime for submarine navigation system
Sensors & Combat Systems

Unidentified Asian Navy picks OSI Maritime for submarine navigation system

Canadian provider of integrated navigation and tactical solutions OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) announced it has signed a contract to provide its navigation system for an unidentified Asian Navy’s new build submarine program. The company did not provide any financial details of the contract or the iden

about 10 years ago
Dutch Navy’s largest ship out for eight months due to engine failure
Propulsion

Dutch Navy’s largest ship out for eight months due to engine failure

One of the two main engines of the Dutch Navy’s largest ship, HNLMS Karel Doorman, was seriously damaged and needs to be replaced. According to the country’s defense ministry, this operation, due to its complexity, will take around 8 months to be completed. The damage occurred March 10 while the amp

about 10 years ago
Bulgaria sets aside €419M for two new patrol vessels
Defense Strategies

Bulgaria sets aside €419M for two new patrol vessels

Two multi-purpose patrol ships to be built for the Bulgarian Navy, including armament, equipment and communication systems, will cost the country €419M, Nikolay Nenchev, Bulgarian Defence Minister said. Bulgarian News agency Novinite reported the minister saying that the two vessels would be built w

about 10 years ago
Australian company launches Navy bio-fuel pilot project

Australian company launches Navy bio-fuel pilot project

Australian-based Southern Oil Refining is launching an AU$16 million biofuels pilot plant which, if successful would provide biofuels to the U.S and Royal Australian Navies. The project will be built at Southern Oil Refining’s Yarwun plant at Gladstone, Queensland. Annastacia Palaszczuk, Premier of

about 10 years ago
Navantia a step closer to fixing Spanish submarine’s weight problem
Propulsion

Navantia a step closer to fixing Spanish submarine’s weight problem

Spanish shipbuilder Navantia on April 6 informed that it has completed extending the pressure hull on the first Spanish Navy S80 submarine, a move that should prevent the submarines from sinking to the ocean floor. Back in 2013, media reported that the Spanish Navy’s fleet of S80 submarines was face

about 10 years ago
Australian Navy establishes navy engineering NETwork
Operations

Australian Navy establishes navy engineering NETwork

Aiming to ensure growth and innovation in its service, the Royal Australian Navy has established the Naval Engineering Talks (NETs) program to ensure Navy engineers from all specialties were wired in to the latest topics and developments. One of the codes of conduct for those conducting Naval engine

about 10 years ago
US Navy amphibious groups swap areas of operation
Amphibious & Support Ships

US Navy amphibious groups swap areas of operation

The USS Kearsarge-lead U.S. Navy amphibious group on April 5 departed the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operation, operating in the Persian Gulf, Red Sea and was substituted by the USS Boxer amphibious ready group. While in the U.S. 5th Fleet, the Kearsarge ARG provided a forward naval presence supporting

about 10 years ago
British maritime school welcomes French Navy officers
Surface Vessels

British maritime school welcomes French Navy officers

Royal Navy’s Maritime Warfare School (MWS), HMS Collingwood welcomed officers from the French Navy recently as they paid a return visit from the French equivalent of the base, Centre D’Instruction Navale (CIN) St Mandrier. The aim of the visit was for the French officers to witness the training deli

about 10 years ago
HMAS Canberra boasts 2000 deck landings
Aviation

HMAS Canberra boasts 2000 deck landings

Royal Australian Navy’s landing helicopter dock ship HMAS Canberra recently celebrated 2,000 deck landings. It was nine months after commissioning that Canberra reached 1,000 deck landings but only seven months on and the ship has doubled the mark. Canberra’s Commander Air, Commander Adrian Capner s

about 10 years ago
Another US Navy destroyer supports Indo-Asia-Pacific rebalance
Surface Vessels

Another US Navy destroyer supports Indo-Asia-Pacific rebalance

U.S. Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Paul Hamilton will depart Hawaii April 5 after more than twenty years of being homeported at the Pearl Harbor naval base. The U.S. Navy announced recently that USS Paul Hamilton (DDG 60) will swap homeports with USS William P. Lawrence (DDG 110) this sum

about 10 years ago
Spanish patrol vessel hosts Operation Atalanta force commander
Operations

Spanish patrol vessel hosts Operation Atalanta force commander

Operation Atalanta’s Force Commander, German Navy Rear Admiral Jan Kaack, visited the Spanish warship, ESPS Tornado, in the Gulf of Aden on April 3. The visit was possible as the Operation Atalanta warships were both conducting counter-piracy maneuvers in the region. After a short flight in ESPS Tor

about 10 years ago
VIDEO: DARPA’s drone submarine hunter takes to sea
Research & Development

VIDEO: DARPA’s drone submarine hunter takes to sea

The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has shared a video of its newly-developed unmanned ocean-going vessel conducting speed and maneuverability trials. The vessel was developed under the Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel (ACTUV) program and was recen

about 10 years ago
Defense company changes name because of ISIS
Contracts

Defense company changes name because of ISIS

BMT Cadence is the new name of a UK-based defense contracting company that was compelled to change its former name, Isis, because of the notorious rebel group in the Middle East. BMT Isis (BMT), a subsidiary of BMT Group, the international design, engineering and risk management consultancy, on Marc

about 10 years ago
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