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Saab brings in Australia’s ASC for work on A26 submarine program
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Saab brings in Australia’s ASC for work on A26 submarine program

Swedish defense contractor Saab has into an agreement with Australian submarine specialist ASC for the provision of a range of services which include engineering services for the A26 submarine program. Saab is building two A26 submarines for the Royal Swedish Navy and is offering three export varian

about 7 years ago
US Navy opens new SLBM office
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US Navy opens new SLBM office

A new US Navy facility that will play an important part in the US Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile (SLBM) Program, was officially opened in a ceremony in Dahlgren on November 1. The facility features labs, offices, and equipment for more than 300 NSWCDD Strategic and Computing Systems Department

about 7 years ago
Belgium orders new research vessel to replace R/V Belgica
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Belgium orders new research vessel to replace R/V Belgica

The Belgian Navy’s 34-year-old research vessel will be replaced by a larger and better-equipped successor, Belgium’s Science Policy Office (BELSPO) announced in a press conference on Tuesday. The announcement was made by Belgian secretary of state for science policy Zuhal Demir and defense minister

about 7 years ago
Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group ships start first tactical drills
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Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group ships start first tactical drills

US Navy cruisers and destroyers assigned to the carrier strike group assembled around aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) and other Norfolk-based units got underway from Naval Station Norfolk for the surface warfare advanced tactical training (SWATT) exercise on November 2. SWATT is the Su

about 7 years ago
Canadian Coast Guard welcomes first of two emergency offshore towing vessels
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Canadian Coast Guard welcomes first of two emergency offshore towing vessels

The Canadian Coast Guard has welcomed the first of two emergency offshore towing vessels that will operate in the waters off the coast of British Columbia. The vessel is called Atlantic Eagle and is leased from Atlantic Towing Limited of Saint John, New Brunswick, under a three-year, CAD$67 million

about 7 years ago
Japan contracts MHI for construction of new class of multirole frigates
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Japan contracts MHI for construction of new class of multirole frigates

Japan’s defense ministry has awarded Mitsubishi Heavy Industries a contract to build the first two of a new class of multirole frigates for the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF), the shipbuilder announced on November 1. The new class of 3,900-ton ships is expected to comprise a total of four

about 7 years ago
Australian, US Navy test Cooperative Engagement Capability off Hawaii
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Australian, US Navy test Cooperative Engagement Capability off Hawaii

The navies of Australia and the US integrated their sensor information and real-time combat system data to jointly put the Cooperative Engagement Capability system for the first time ever during testing off Hawaii. As revealed by the Australian defense minister, Australia’s first air-warfare destroy

about 7 years ago
Canada splits $7b of frigate upkeep work between three shipyards
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Canada splits $7b of frigate upkeep work between three shipyards

Royal Canadian Navy Halifax-class frigates will be maintained by three different shipyards following a government contract announcement on Thursday. The contract was held by Irving Shipbuilding since 2011 but the company will now have to share work on the frigates with Chantier Davie Canada Inc. and

about 7 years ago
Canada funds sixth Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship
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Canada funds sixth Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship

Canada’s defense minister has announced that the government will fund the construction of a sixth Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship for the Royal Canadian Navy. The announcement was made at Irving Shipbuilding’s Halifax, Nova-Scotia, shipyard on Friday. “A sixth patrol ship will greatly increase the c

about 7 years ago
Trident Juncture: Norway uses commercial shipping to test “Total Defence Concept”
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Trident Juncture: Norway uses commercial shipping to test “Total Defence Concept”

The Norwegian defense ministry is using commercial vessels to test a new concept of operations as part of the 31-nation NATO drill Trident Juncture which is taking place in Norway. Norwegian company Simon Møkster has disclosed that its offshore supply vessel Stril Mar is taking part in the exercise

about 7 years ago
Australian Navy, US Coast Guard to secure APEC 2018 summit in PNG
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Australian Navy, US Coast Guard to secure APEC 2018 summit in PNG

The Royal Australian Navy and US Coast Guard will be helping Papua New Guinea authorities provide safety for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leader’s Summit which takes place from Nov. 12-18 in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea (PNG). Australian Navy landing helicopter dock HMAS A

about 7 years ago
EMSA contracts Israel’s Elbit for unmanned aerial patrol services
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EMSA contracts Israel’s Elbit for unmanned aerial patrol services

The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) has awarded Israeli unmanned systems specialist Elbit for unmanned aircraft system patrol services. As announced by the company, two-year contract has two single year option periods with a total value of €59 million (approximately $68 million) if all option

about 7 years ago
Australian shipbuilder Austal hit by cyber attack, extortion attempt
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Australian shipbuilder Austal hit by cyber attack, extortion attempt

Australian shipbuilder Austal became a victim of a cyber attack and an extortion attempt, the company said Thursday. Austal said its Australian branch had its data management system compromised by an unknown offender. The company noted that the data breach had had no impact on its operations, adding

about 7 years ago
Los Angeles-class sub joins exercise Keen Sword
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Los Angeles-class sub joins exercise Keen Sword

The US-Japanese exercise Keen Sword is joined by the staff of Commander, Submarine Group 7 (CSG7) and crew of a Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine are participating in Exercise Keen Sword 2019. Keen Sword, which began October 29, is the latest in a series of joint/bilateral field training exerc

about 7 years ago
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