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GDEB awards HII $468m for Columbia-class work
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GDEB awards HII $468m for Columbia-class work

General Dynamics Electric Boat has awarded Newport News Shipbuilding a contract worth up to $468 million to begin work on integrated product and process development for the US Navy’s new Columbia-class submarines. Newport News Shipbuilding is a subsidiary of Huntington Ingalls Industries. The navy a

about 8 years ago
Construction starts on third Canadian Navy AOPS HMCS Max Bernays
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Construction starts on third Canadian Navy AOPS HMCS Max Bernays

Canadian shipbuilder Irving Shipbuilding hosted a steel-cutting ceremony on December 19, marking the construction start on the Royal Canadian Navy’s third arctic and offshore patrol ship (AOPS), the HMCS Max Bernays. Carla Qualtrough, Canadian public services and procurement minister, announced the

about 8 years ago
HII gets $63m contract for USS Fitzgerald repairs
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HII gets $63m contract for USS Fitzgerald repairs

The US Navy has awarded Huntington Ingalls Industries an initial $63 million contract to repair and restore the damaged destroyer USS Fitzgerald. After being selected to perform the repairs in August and receiving a $29.4 million planning contract in October, the Mississippi-based shipbuilder is now

about 8 years ago
USS Abraham Lincoln completes first F-35C qualifications
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USS Abraham Lincoln completes first F-35C qualifications

US Navy’s Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) has qualified the first nine F-35C Lightning II pilots during its underway period. The Fleet Replacement Squadron (FRS) Carrier Qualifications were successfully completed between December 7 and 11. Along with Abraham Lincoln, the “

about 8 years ago
CEC sensor-netting system ready for Australian Navy air warfare destroyers
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CEC sensor-netting system ready for Australian Navy air warfare destroyers

US defense contractor Raytheon announced it has completed design, development and testing of its Cooperative Engagement Capability system which will provide the Australian Navy’s new Hobart-class destroyers with enhanced air warfare capabilities. The systems are yet to be certified by the US Navy, h

about 8 years ago
DARPA wants to replicate the Internet of Things at sea
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DARPA wants to replicate the Internet of Things at sea

Just like the internet of things connects smart devices enabling tracking and monitoring of events, The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) wants to have something similar for the open ocean. Dubbed the ‘Ocean of Things’, the program seeks to enable persistent maritime situational a

about 8 years ago
Seaspan launches Canadian Coast Guard’s first Offshore Fisheries Science Vessel
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Seaspan launches Canadian Coast Guard’s first Offshore Fisheries Science Vessel

The first large vessel to be designed and built under the Canadian National Shipbuilding Strategy (NSS) was launched at Seaspan Shipyards on December 8. ‘Sir John Franklin’ is the first of three offshore fisheries science vessels (OFSV) which will be operated by the Canadian Coast Guard. In 2011, th

about 9 years ago
US Coast Guard offloads 12.4 tons of cocaine in Florida
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US Coast Guard offloads 12.4 tons of cocaine in Florida

The US Coast Guard offloaded close to 12.4 tons of cocaine in Port Everglades, Florida, on December 7. The drugs were offloaded by the crew of the Coast Guard cutter Escanaba but are the result of several interdictions in international waters off the Eastern Pacific Ocean between mid-October and lat

about 9 years ago
Canadian Coast Guard names new SAR lifeboat
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Canadian Coast Guard names new SAR lifeboat

The Canadian Coast Guard named a new Bay-class search and rescue lifeboat in a ceremony on December 6. The Canadian ministry of fisheries revealed that the new boat for the Atlantic Region will be called CCGS Pennant Bay and is set to be delivered to the Coast Guard later this month. CCGS Conception

about 9 years ago
US, Royal Navy conclude mine countermeasure drill in Persian Gulf
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US, Royal Navy conclude mine countermeasure drill in Persian Gulf

The US Navy and Royal Navy completed a UK/US mine countermeasures exercise (MCMEX) in the central Persian Gulf on December 7. This quarterly event doubled as the certification for the staff of Commander, Task Force (CTF) 52 by Surface Mine Warfighting Development Center. The exercise involved a rang

about 9 years ago
M/V Asterix becomes Canada’s “greenest naval ship”
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M/V Asterix becomes Canada’s “greenest naval ship”

Canadian Navy’s future naval fleet auxiliary vessel M/V Asterix has joined Green Marine, a voluntary environmental certification program for North America’s maritime industry. By doing so, the Federal Fleet Services-operated oiler became the first naval oiler to join the certification program. “It’s

about 9 years ago
NAVAIR is developing VR tech for flight simulation trainers
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NAVAIR is developing VR tech for flight simulation trainers

The US Naval Air Systems Command is turning to virtual reality technology to build flight simulation trainers as a cheaper, more realistic and mobile version of the traditional dome-based flight simulators. The Naval Aviation Training Systems program office is currently developing new trainers for t

about 9 years ago
OSI to deliver IBNS for U.S. Navy LCS program
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OSI to deliver IBNS for U.S. Navy LCS program

OSI Maritime Systems, a provider of integrated bridge systems for warships, has signed a contract with aerospace and defense company Lockheed Martin to deliver its Integrated Bridge and Navigation System (IBNS) for the U.S. Navy Freedom-variant Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) program. The IBNS design is

about 9 years ago
USS San Diego, 15th MEU arrive in Souda Bay, Greece
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USS San Diego, 15th MEU arrive in Souda Bay, Greece

The San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship USS San Diego (LPD 22) and embarked 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) arrived in Souda Bay, Greece, for a scheduled port visit, Nov. 27. This is San Diego’s second port visit in Souda Bay during this deployment. While in port, the crew will con

about 9 years ago
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