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Britain hires industrial team to work on laser weapons
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Britain hires industrial team to work on laser weapons

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) is preparing a £30M contract which will see a number of companies join together to develop a Laser Directed Energy Weapons (DEW) capability demonstrator that will give the government an insight into laser weapon possibilities. Led by the missile producer MBDA, the in

about 10 years ago
Dutch offshore patrol vessel nabs two tonnes of cocaine
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Dutch offshore patrol vessel nabs two tonnes of cocaine

Royal Netherlands Navy offshore patrol ship HNLMS Groningem has seized two tonnes of cocaine after intercepting a small fishing boat in the Caribbean Sea. Five crew members were detained and transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard together with the found contraband. A U.S. maritime reconnaissance plane

about 10 years ago
Finnish Navy signs LOI for Squadron 2020 ice-going OPVs
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Finnish Navy signs LOI for Squadron 2020 ice-going OPVs

Following a request for information (RFI) for its Squadron 2020 project to construct four ice-going offshore patrol vessels, the Finnish Navy has now signed a letter of intent (LOI) with the Rauma-based shipbuilding company Rauma Marine Constructions. If the LOI is realized, the company will build f

about 10 years ago
US Navy destroyer makes port call in French principal navy base
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US Navy destroyer makes port call in French principal navy base

U.S Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71) pulled into Toulon, France for a scheduled port visit September 13. While in port, Ross plans on conducting a community relations project and hosting a tour of the ship. Toulon will be Ross’ fifth port visit since getting unde

about 10 years ago
Cohort plc subsidiary joins British Sonar 2050 Technology Refresh program for Type 23 frigates
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Cohort plc subsidiary joins British Sonar 2050 Technology Refresh program for Type 23 frigates

Ultra Electronics has awarded Cohort plc’s subsidiary SEA a £2 ($2.6) million contract to supply transducers for the Royal Navy’s Sonar 2050 Technology Refresh program (S2050TR) to upgrade Type 23 frigates. Back in December 2014, the Royal Navy awarded a £27m contract to Ultra Electronics’ Sonar Sys

about 10 years ago
Video: Walk through a German Navy Type 212 A submarine
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Video: Walk through a German Navy Type 212 A submarine

A German Navy sailor has captured her walk through the German Navy U34 submarine on video which was then shared on social media. The walkaround offers an insight into what life on a Type 212 A air-independent propulsion submarine might look like. U 34 is currently home to 35 sailors who are engaged

about 10 years ago
New anti-air missiles on Type 23 frigates put on display for sailors
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New anti-air missiles on Type 23 frigates put on display for sailors

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigates were given a major anti-air capability upgrade with the Sea Ceptor missile which was recently put on display to soldiers in charge of shooting down enemy aircraft. The HMS Westminster is in the closing stages of a major overhaul in Portsmouth Naval Base which has seen h

about 10 years ago
North Sea scanned for American Revolutionary War ship
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North Sea scanned for American Revolutionary War ship

Sailors and scientists from a variety commands, organizations and militaries searched for the wreckage of Revolutionary War ship Bonhomme Richard from September 2-9. Underwater archaeologists from the Naval History and Heritage Command (NHHC), Navy divers from mobile diving and salvage unit(MDSU) 2,

about 10 years ago
Anti-submarine drill in Arabian Sea gathers navies
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Anti-submarine drill in Arabian Sea gathers navies

In late August, the US Navy staged an anti-submarine warfare drill in the Arabian Sea which was joined by British, French and Australian Navy assets. Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Perth joined USS Nitze and USS Mason which also had MH-60R flights embarked. Also involved were the Los Angeles cla

about 10 years ago
HMS Tyne escorts two Russian vessels off British Isles in a month
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HMS Tyne escorts two Russian vessels off British Isles in a month

The Royal Navy said their patrol ship HMS Tyne was called on twice in a month to escort Russian warships through the Channel. The Portsmouth-based warship monitored the progress of military transporters Minsk and Alexander Shabalin for more than 500 miles each as the vessel passed the British Isles.

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy tests MAST unmanned surface vessel on the Thames
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Royal Navy tests MAST unmanned surface vessel on the Thames

The Royal Navy has put the Maritime Autonomy Surface Testbed (MAST), an unmanned surface vessel (USV) based on the Bladerunner hull shape, on sea trials in the Tidal Thames, September 5. MAST is being developed by Portchester-based ASV Ltd, under research funding from the Defence Science and Technol

about 10 years ago
Photo: Smallest Royal Navy vessel scans seabed ahead of Queen carrier sea trials
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Photo: Smallest Royal Navy vessel scans seabed ahead of Queen carrier sea trials

Nineteen times longer, 15 times wider and a staggering 3,000 times heavier, the new carrier dwarfed the small survey craft HMS Gleaner as she scanned the huge inner basin at Rosyth, where Queen Elizabeth is in the final stages of completion. The smallest vessel in the Royal Navy, previously used to

about 10 years ago
Northrop Grumman joins Royal Navy’s Unmanned Warrior with minehunting assets
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Northrop Grumman joins Royal Navy’s Unmanned Warrior with minehunting assets

Northrop Grumman Corporation said it would be participating in the Royal Navy’s Unmanned Warrior exercise where the company intends to put its unmanned mine hunting capabilities on show. The unmanned mine hunting element of Unmanned Warrior will feature Northrop Grumman’s AQS-24B towed mine hunting

about 10 years ago
MBDA to supply a coastal defence system for Qatari Navy
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MBDA to supply a coastal defence system for Qatari Navy

European missile developer MBDA signed a contract with the Qatari Emiri Naval Forces (QENF) for the supply of a coastal defense system to the Middle East country. According to MBDA, the coastal missile system will deploy two different munitions, Marte ER (the Extended Range version of the Marte miss

about 10 years ago
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