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UK’s third Tide-class tanker RFA Tidesurge named in South Korea
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UK’s third Tide-class tanker RFA Tidesurge named in South Korea

The third of four Royal Fleet Auxiliary Tide-class tankers has been named in a ceremony at the Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering shipyard in South Korea. RFA Tidesurge was named in a ceremony on August 29, attended by Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Jonathan Woodcock, British ambass

about 9 years ago
Modernized Ka-27M helicopters ready for serial delivery to Russian Navy
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Modernized Ka-27M helicopters ready for serial delivery to Russian Navy

After delivering the first modernized Ka-27M multirole helicopter to the Russian Navy in December 2016, Rostec subsidiary Russian Helicopters is ready for serial delivery of the Ka-27m aircraft to the Russian Navy. After the first modernized unit passed all tests, the Russian defense ministry in lat

about 9 years ago
HMS Victory: Preserving the world’s oldest commissioned warship
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HMS Victory: Preserving the world’s oldest commissioned warship

As part of what contractor BAE Systems described as the most extensive restoration project the 252-year-old HMS Victory underwent following her repair after the Battle of Trafalgar, the world’s oldest commissioned warship will receive a new structural support system for the ship. Specialist engineer

about 9 years ago
UK’s MAPLE autonomous platform project enters fourth phase
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UK’s MAPLE autonomous platform project enters fourth phase

UK’s Maritime Autonomous Platform Exploitation (MAPLE) project is entering phase four after defense contractor Qinetiq signed a £4.5m contract to lead this phase of development. The project is being developed for the defense ministry’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) and focuses on

about 9 years ago
UK F-35B makes first “ski jump” loaded with Paveway IV and ASRAAM missiles
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UK F-35B makes first “ski jump” loaded with Paveway IV and ASRAAM missiles

A short take-off vertical landing (STOVL) F-35B Lightning II aircraft took off from the ski jump loaded with Paveway IV and ASRAAM missiles for the first time, BAE Systems announced. Installed at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, the ski jump is similar to that which will be used on the Royal Navy’s

about 9 years ago
Spanish Navy receives fourth upgraded Agusta Bell 212
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Spanish Navy receives fourth upgraded Agusta Bell 212

The Spanish defense ministry has received the fourth upgraded Agusta Bell 212 (AB212) helicopter delivered by the joint venture made up of SENER and Babcock. The aircraft is the fourth of overall seven helicopters that are to be upgraded under a project that will extend their lifespan by another 15

about 9 years ago
Portsmouth Naval Base boosting energy capacity
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Portsmouth Naval Base boosting energy capacity

Royal Navy’s Portsmouth Naval Base will be receiving a new combined heat and power plant which will recycle energy, reduce carbon footprint and save the UK defense ministry up to £4million per year in energy costs. BAE Systems is beginning work to install the plant as energy and electrical requireme

about 9 years ago
Second Royal Navy tanker starts voyage from South Korea to UK
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Second Royal Navy tanker starts voyage from South Korea to UK

RFA Tiderace, the second of four Royal Fleet Auxiliary Tide-class ships, has gotten underway from Okpo, South Korea starting her lengthy voyage to UK. Tiderace departed the Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) shipyard and has sailed the Japanese Kanmon Strait, according to latest AIS d

about 9 years ago
Babcock, BAE bag £170m worth of Royal Navy contracts
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Babcock, BAE bag £170m worth of Royal Navy contracts

The UK defence ministry’s Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S) office signed a seven-year contract with Babcock International Group to keep Royal Navy ships supplied with items essential for day-to-day maintenance and operations. The contract, announced by defence minister Harriett Baldwin in Portsm

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy frigate HMS Montrose wraps up sea trials after upgrade
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Royal Navy frigate HMS Montrose wraps up sea trials after upgrade

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Montrose has returned to Plymouth after successful machinery and weapons trials at sea, the navy said. Montrose returned to port three weeks after leaving dry dock where it spent three years undergoing a mid.life upgrade. The ship’s engines have been pushed to the li

about 9 years ago
First Canadian company joins UK Type 26 supply chain
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First Canadian company joins UK Type 26 supply chain

Engineering firm WR Davis became the first Canadian company to be picked by BAE Systems to deliver equipment for the construction of the Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates. BAE Systems as the prime contractor on the program awarded a C$12m contract to WR Davis Engineering Ltd for the uptake and downt

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy submarine HMS Astute wraps up maintenance
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Royal Navy submarine HMS Astute wraps up maintenance

Royal Navy’s nuclear-powered hunter-killer submarine HMS Astute has returned to the fleet after completing a major capability upgrade and a sea training period. HMS Astute’s sea training process tested all aspects of the equipment and crew, ensuring that she is ready to respond to emergency situatio

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy refurbishing old Gibraltar signal station
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Royal Navy refurbishing old Gibraltar signal station

The UK Royal Navy announced an investment of £2 million for the expansion and modernization of Gibraltar’s ‘Windy Hill’ monitoring station. Sitting high above the Strait of Gibraltar, personnel at the monitoring facility keep an eye on 60,000 ships entering or leaving the Mediterranean, or crossing

about 9 years ago
Tods Defence to design and build Type 26 sonar domes
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Tods Defence to design and build Type 26 sonar domes

Tods Defence, a Unitech Aerospace Company, announced it has been selected by prime contractor BAE Systems to design and manufacture bow sonar domes for the Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigates. The company announced this contract after a steel-cutting ceremony on Thursday which marked the construction star

about 9 years ago
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