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UK MoD contracts Leonardo for identification friend or foe systems delivery
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UK MoD contracts Leonardo for identification friend or foe systems delivery

The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded Leonardo a £260 million contract for the supply of next generation Identify Friend or Foe (IFF) technology. The system, called Mode-5, uses advanced cryptographic techniques and electronic technology to allow UK land, sea and air units to quickly identify frien

about 9 years ago
Spanish frigate wraps up four months of Aegis training with Australian Navy
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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
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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
EMSA picks UAVs for surveillance activities
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EMSA picks UAVs for surveillance activities

The European Maritime Safety Agency has picked a fixed-wing and a rotary-wing unmanned air vehicle to aid its border surveillance and control activities, according to two company announcements. The Tekever and Collecte Localisation Satellites consortium announced it has been contracted by EMSA to us

about 9 years ago
Airbus starts autonomous flights of VSR700 Optionally Piloted Vehicle (OPV)
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Airbus starts autonomous flights of VSR700 Optionally Piloted Vehicle (OPV)

Starting autonomous flight trials of its VSR700 Optionally Piloted Vehicle (OPV) demonstrator, Airbus Helicopters has come a step closer to the first flight of the actual VSR700 prototype in 2018. A light military rotary-wing tactical unmanned aerial vehicle, the VSR700 is being developed jointly by

about 9 years ago
UMS Skeldar teams with Sentient for ViDAR enhancement
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UMS Skeldar teams with Sentient for ViDAR enhancement

Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) company UMS Skeldar has joined forces with Sentient Vision Systems to equip its SKELDAR V-200 VTOL UAV with a ViDAR (visual identification detection and ranging) system for its unmanned systems. The ViDAR payload on the SKELDAR V-200 will be deploying five to ten camera

about 9 years ago
Spanish frigate ESPS Victoria deploys to operation Sophia
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Spanish frigate ESPS Victoria deploys to operation Sophia

Spanish Navy frigate Victoria departed Rota Naval Base on June 18 setting sail for Italy where she will integrate into operation Sophia to help fight human trafficking in the Mediterranean Sea. The F-80 frigate is scheduled to be part of the European Union Naval Force (EUNAVFOR) from mid-June to mid

about 9 years ago
Russia’s first Project 20385 corvette Gremyashchy ready for June 30 launch
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Russia’s first Project 20385 corvette Gremyashchy ready for June 30 launch

The lead ship of Russian Navy’s new Project 20385 corvettes, Gremyashchy, was rolled out of the factory hall and placed on the open slipway ahead of her launch on June 30. The Severnaya Verf shipyard rolled out the corvette on June 19 and is yet to assemble her topmast and underwater parts. Designed

about 9 years ago
Overhauled Royal Navy frigate receives her embarked Merlin Mk2 helicopter
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Overhauled Royal Navy frigate receives her embarked Merlin Mk2 helicopter

After completing two-year overhaul in Portsmouth, Royal Navy frigate HMS Westminster has trained with a number of Merlin Mk2 helicopters during her preparations to return to the fleet. The Type 23 frigate now has her own embarked Merlin, however, named Gatekeeper – for guardian to underworld from Gh

about 9 years ago
Pakistan orders offshore patrol vessel from Damen
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Pakistan orders offshore patrol vessel from Damen

Pakistan’s defense ministry has signed a contract with Dutch ship designer Damen for the acquisition of a locally-built offshore patrol vessel (OPV). The contract was signed on June 12 during an event attended by navy and company representatives and Dutch ambassador to Pakistan Jeannette Seppen. Acc

about 9 years ago
Belgian Navy frigate deploys to Mediterranean operation Sophia
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Belgian Navy frigate deploys to Mediterranean operation Sophia

Belgian Navy’s multi-purpose frigate BNS Louise Marie departed Belgian naval base Zeebrugge on Monday to start her deployment to the European operation Sophia in the Mediterranean Sea. Over the course of the next 30 days, Louise Marie will be representing the Belgian contribution to the EU mission o

about 9 years ago
Russia’s second Admiral Gorshkov class frigate tests engines ahead of builder’s trials
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Russia’s second Admiral Gorshkov class frigate tests engines ahead of builder’s trials

Russian Navy’s second Admiral Gorshkov-class frigate (Project 22350), ‘Admiral Kasatonov’, has started tests of diesel generators ahead of her builder’s trials that are reportedly set to start later this year. According to shipbuilder Severnaya Verf, Admiral Kasatonov should complete the engine room

about 9 years ago
UK, France, US sign submarine cooperation agreement
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UK, France, US sign submarine cooperation agreement

United Kingdom, France and the United States are stepping up their submarine cooperation with an agreement signed by the three countries’ naval leaders on June 1. The agreement outlines anti-submarine warfare activities of the three countries as they operate in waters of Western Asia. Commander, U.S

about 9 years ago
Damen cuts first steel for Australian antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV)
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Damen cuts first steel for Australian antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV)

Construction of Australia’s new antarctic supply research vessel (ASRV) started in Romania with a steel-cutting ceremony on May 31. Dutch shipbuilder Damen is in charge of constructing the vessel at its Galati, Romania, shipyard. The shipbuilder is constructing the ASRV for Serco Defence, a subsidia

about 9 years ago
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