The Netherlands Ministry of Defense has elected Oshkosh Defense to produce 150 Dutch expeditionary patrol vehicles (DXPV).
French shipyard Kership has commenced the construction of two new patrol vessels for the needs of the Montenegrin Navy.
Finnish company Boomerganger Boats has signed a contract with the Swedish Coast Guard for the construction of fourteen high-speed boats.
US shipbuilder Austal USA has started the construction of landing craft utility (LCU) 1712 for the US Navy at its shipbuilding facility in Mobile, Alabama.
Indian shipbuilding company Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) has laid the keel of the fourth next-generation offshore patrol vessel (NGOPV).
JFD has announced that its advanced submarine rescue vehicle (SRV) has been successfully delivered and accepted by the Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN).
US tech company Ultra Maritime has been contracted to supply sonobuoy technologies in support of Direction Générale de l’Armement (DGA), the French government’s defense procurement and technology agency.
US-based start-up Saronic Technologies has announced the expansion of its family of autonomous surface vessels (ASVs) with the addition of two new models, Mirage and Cipher.
The Danish Government and the Danish Democrats, the Socialist People’s Party, Liberal Alliance, the Conservative People’s Party, the Danish People’s Party, and the Social Liberal Party have entered into an agreement under the Danish Defence Agreement 2024-2033 to strengthen the Danish Navy.
The new owner of the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Navantia UK, has initiated significant modernization work for the shipyard.
The UK’s premier naval deployment of 2025 is underway as ships departed ports in England and Norway, led by the nation’s flagship, aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales.
Collins Aerospace, an RTX business, has demonstrated new technology that helps the US Marines and the military gather and use information from a wider range of sources.
HD HHI is joining forces with the Republic of Korea (ROK) Navy to embark on the full-scale development of a next-generation combat unmanned surface vehicle (USV), anticipated to revolutionize future naval warfare.
Having successfully passed all acceptance tests, the helicopter visual landing aid system (HVLAS), jointly developed by Turkish STM and Berkin Defence Engineering, has been activated and commissioned for operational use.
