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USS Wasp completes maintenance, ready for new homeport
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USS Wasp completes maintenance, ready for new homeport

U.S. Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Wasp (LHD 1) is nearly ready to head to her new homeport in Japan after works on her maintenance availability were completed in Norfolk. The Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center (MARMC) completed the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Planned Maintenance Avai

about 9 years ago
Boeing teams with Huntington Ingalls Industries on US Navy XL UUVs
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Boeing teams with Huntington Ingalls Industries on US Navy XL UUVs

Boeing and Huntington Ingalls Industries announced they are joining forces for the design and production of unmanned undersea vehicles (UUVs) for the U.S. Navy’s extra large UUV program. “This partnership provides the Navy a cost-effective, low-risk path to meet the emergent needs that prompted the

about 9 years ago
US Navy to receive first deployable P-8A Poseidon trainers
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US Navy to receive first deployable P-8A Poseidon trainers

The U.S. Navy will receive its first deployable P-8A Poseidon trainers, allowing aircrew and operators to improve their mission readiness even while serving away from home. Under a recently signed contract, Boeing will provide seven Deployable Mission Readiness Trainers (DMRTs) to the Navy, starting

about 9 years ago
Canadian Coast Guard ships getting ABB upgrades
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Canadian Coast Guard ships getting ABB upgrades

Canadian Coast Guard’s medium icebreakers and high endurance multi task ships are getting a life-extension modernization carried out by Swiss-Swedish company ABB. Of the 14 vessels in operation, 10 are receiving the upgrades. Design and work supply on first of the ten vessels, CCGS Pierre Radisson,

about 9 years ago
ASC, Austal team up for Future Frigate construction
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ASC, Austal team up for Future Frigate construction

Australian shipbuilders Austal and ASC Shipbuilding announced they are teaming up for the construction of the Australian Navy’s SEA5000 Future Frigates. Under this arrangement, ASC Shipbuilding and Austal will act as one in support of the program, combining their skills and experience. “The Austal/A

about 9 years ago
Watch: Boeing’s giant Echo Voyager UUV starts sea trials
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Watch: Boeing’s giant Echo Voyager UUV starts sea trials

Boeing’s extra large unmanned undersea vehicle (XLUVV), the 51 foot (15 meter) long Echo Voyager, has started sea trials off the coast of Southern California, the company announced. Boeing test engineers are checking the vehicle’s communications, autonomy, propulsion, systems integration and the veh

about 9 years ago
US Navy awards General Dynamics $105m for USS Makin Island dry-docking
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US Navy awards General Dynamics $105m for USS Makin Island dry-docking

The U.S. Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded General Dynamics a $105.3 million contract for the dry-docking maintenance of Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Makin Island. During its phased maintenance availability, Makin Island is set to undergo a combination of maintenance, modernization and

about 9 years ago
Wood Group bags Royal Navy submarine insulation contract
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Wood Group bags Royal Navy submarine insulation contract

Royal Navy’s Astute-class submarine builder BAE Systems has awarded Wood Group a two-year contract to provide insulation installation services on the Barrow-in-Furness-based submarines. Wood Group did not disclose the contract value but added that it includes up to three one-year extension options.

about 9 years ago
US Navy opens new submarine bridge trainer
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US Navy opens new submarine bridge trainer

The U.S. Navy opened a new submarine bridge trainer (SBT) at the Trident Training Facility (TRITRAFAC) in Bangor with a ribbon cutting ceremony on June 5. Rear Adm. John Tammen, commander, Submarine Group 9, Capt. John Fancher, commanding officer of TRITRAFAC Bangor, and Rear Adm. Moises DelToro, co

about 9 years ago
UK Trident submarines vulnerable to cyber attack, think tank warns
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UK Trident submarines vulnerable to cyber attack, think tank warns

The threat of a cyber attack getting past the defense systems of Royal Navy’s Vanguard-class ballistic missile submarines is real, a think tank has warned. According to a report by the British American Security Information Council (BASIC), claims that the submarines’ isolated ‘air-gapped’ systems ca

about 9 years ago
Final Nulka missile decoy delivered
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Final Nulka missile decoy delivered

The final Australian-developed Nulka missile decoy was delivered to the Australian Navy by BAE Systems in April, after three decades of service to Australia, the United States and Canada. Once launched, Nulka can fly a pre-programmed flight path to entice sea-skimming missiles away from a ship. It h

about 9 years ago
GE tests new turbine enclosure as part of module modernization program
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GE tests new turbine enclosure as part of module modernization program

GE’s Marine Solutions announced it has completed a series of fire tests on a new composite LM2500 marine enclosure as part of the Module Modernization Program (MMP). According to the company, the tests verified that the composite material reduces weight and improves performance. The MMP is a program

about 9 years ago
UK: Workers hospitalized after carbon monoxide leak on submarine
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UK: Workers hospitalized after carbon monoxide leak on submarine

Shipbuilders and Royal Navy personnel working on the UK’s newest Astute-class submarine were taken to hospital on Saturday after a carbon monoxide leak was discovered inside the submarine. According to North West Evening Mail, the evacuation from future HMAS Audacious started when sensors detected h

about 9 years ago
Italian Navy decommissions two more Minerva-class corvettes
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Italian Navy decommissions two more Minerva-class corvettes

The Italian Navy retired two Minerva-class corvettes, ITS Fenice and ITS Sfinge, during a May 29 ceremony at the Augusta Naval Base. The formal flag-lowering ceremony, attended by Italian Navy Chief of Staff Admiral Valter Girardelli and the Commander in Chief Admiral Donato Marzano, marked the end

about 9 years ago
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