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UK approves another batch of funding for Successor submarine
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UK approves another batch of funding for Successor submarine

The UK Ministry of Defence has announced an additional £201 million of funding to support further design work for the Royal Navy’s next generation of nuclear submarines. The funding is within the £3.3 billion Assessment Phase of the Successor programme and will enable BAE Systems to develop the desi

about 10 years ago
US Navy to test new fuel cell energy storage system
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US Navy to test new fuel cell energy storage system

American-based technology company Boeing has delivered a fuel cell energy storage system to the U.S. Navy for testing after it spent 16 months on its development. The Navy will now test the cell to determine its ability to support the energy needs of military and commercial customers. According to B

about 10 years ago
US and Royal Navy continue work on submarine systems
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US and Royal Navy continue work on submarine systems

General Dynamics Mission Systems announced February 2 that the U.S. Navy recently awarded a follow-on, omnibus contract that continues work on fire control systems and subsystems aboard U.S. Navy and United Kingdom’s Royal Navy nuclear ballistic-missile submarines (SSBN). According to General Dynami

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigate makes another stride
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Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigate makes another stride

Rolls Royce announced January 1 that the MT30 gas turbine they built for the Royal Navy’s new Type 26 Global Combat Ship completed the factory acceptance test. Rolls-Royce built the turbine under a contract to supply MT30 gas turbines for the first three Type 26 Global Combat Ships. The company has

about 10 years ago
Kongsberg CCTV systems for Canadian Navy’s new patrol ships
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Kongsberg CCTV systems for Canadian Navy’s new patrol ships

Kongsberg Maritime announced February 1 that it has been selected by L-3 MAPPS to provide the CCTV system for the Royal Canadian Navy’s new class of Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS). L-3 MAPPS is one of the suppliers to Irving Shipbuilding, a prime contractor delivering the AOPS vessels as a part

about 10 years ago
US Coast Guard commissions ‘Joseph Napier’
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US Coast Guard commissions ‘Joseph Napier’

U.S. Coast Guard’s newest fast response cutter, the USCGC Joseph Napier, was commissioned January 29 in a ceremony in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Cutter Joseph Napier will join the fleet of Coast Guard fast response cutters stationed in San Juan and heighten the Coast Guard’s offshore presence in the Car

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems picked for Thai Navy patrol vessel construction
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BAE Systems picked for Thai Navy patrol vessel construction

British multinational defence company BAE Systems today, January 29, signed a contract with the Thai shipbuilding company Bangkok Dock to assist in the licensed construction of a second 90 metre Offshore Patrol Vessel for the Royal Thai Navy. Under the agreement, BAE Systems will provide engineering

about 10 years ago
US Navy spends another $2 billion for Boeing’s maritime surveillance aircraft
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US Navy spends another $2 billion for Boeing’s maritime surveillance aircraft

Boeing Co., Seattle, Washington has received an order of around $2.5 billion to deliver another 20 aircraft to the U.S. Navy and the Government of Australia. The U.S. Navy’s Naval Air Systems Command has awarded the American manufacturer of aircraft, rockets and satellites a $2,469,582,995 modificat

about 10 years ago
US Navy to christen USS Sioux City
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US Navy to christen USS Sioux City

The U.S. Department of Defense announced that the Navy will christen its newest Freedom variant littoral combat ship, USS Sioux City (LCS 11), on Saturday, January 30 at Fincantieri’s shipyard in Marinette, Wisconsin, USA. The Sioux City, designated LCS 11, honors its namesake city in the state of I

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems lands USS Anchorage modification contract
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BAE Systems lands USS Anchorage modification contract

U.S. Navy’s Southwest Regional Maintenance Center, San Diego, California awarded BAE Systems San Diego Ship Repair a $25,589,923 modification to a previously awarded contract for the 2016 selected restricted availability (SRA) of USS Anchorage (LPD-23). An SRA includes the planning and execution of

about 10 years ago
Russian Navy’s Zeleny Dol and Serpukhov start combat drills
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Russian Navy’s Zeleny Dol and Serpukhov start combat drills

Crews of the Russian Navy’s two new Black Sea Fleet small-sized missile ships Zeleny Dol and Serpukhov started combat training at sea. Black Sea Fleet Commander Admiral Alexander Vitko assessed the task performance readiness of the Zeleny Dol ship crew. The ship’s crew conducted dangerous-sea area p

about 10 years ago
Second Royal Navy carrier welcomes its first crew members
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Second Royal Navy carrier welcomes its first crew members

Royal Navy’s second aircraft carrier, HMS Prince of Wales, currently being built by the Aircraft Carrier Alliance in Rosyth, has received the first twelve members of its crew. As the first ship’s company, the team will work alongside their industry partners over the coming years to learn about the s

about 10 years ago
Wärtsilä wins Canadian ice-breaker contract
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Wärtsilä wins Canadian ice-breaker contract

Canadian government has awarded Wärtsilä Canada Inc. a $6.2 million contract for the design and supply of two new propulsion control systems to upgrade two Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) 1100 class vessels: CCGS Ann Harvey and the CCGS Sir William Alexander. The government said the upgraded propulsion c

about 10 years ago
Philippine Navy’s first strategic vessel starts sea trials
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Philippine Navy’s first strategic vessel starts sea trials

The Philippine Navy announced January 24 that the first of its two newly-built strategic sealift vessels has started sea trials. The vessels are being constructed by the Indonesian shipbuilder PT Pal (Persero) in Surabaya, Indonesia. According to the Philippine media, the contract is worth PHP 3,870

about 10 years ago
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