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Saab to provide optronic sensors for Royal Canadian Navy
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Saab to provide optronic sensors for Royal Canadian Navy

Lockheed Martin Canada has awarded Saab a contract to add optronic sensors to the Canadian Navy’s Ceros 200 fire control directors. The Ceros 200 is a radar and optronic fire control director for naval ships which equips all of Canada’s Halifax-class frigates along with a land-based test site. When

about 10 years ago
US Navy littoral combat ship to deploy with Norwegian missiles
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US Navy littoral combat ship to deploy with Norwegian missiles

The U.S. Navy is progressing armament testing for its newly developed littoral combat ships. Norwegian Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has been contracted for the equipment and flight test support services for the second phase of the Naval Strike Missile (NSM) foreign comparative testing (FCT) demonst

about 10 years ago
Russia to launch new generation small missile ship
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Russia to launch new generation small missile ship

Russian More shipyard is set to launch a new generation small missile, Project 22800 ship in Fedosia, Russia on May 10. By order of the Russian commander of the navy, the ship was named Storm. The new Kalibr cruise missile-armed, MRK 22800 project ships were designed by Almaz Central Marine Design B

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy to test integration of unmanned systems
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Royal Navy to test integration of unmanned systems

The UK Ministry of Defense has awarded Qinetiq a £1m ($1.45m) contract to demonstrate the integration of unmanned systems into Royal Navy operations. Under the contract with the Mine countermeasures and Hydrographic Capability (MHC) team in the MOD’s Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), QinetiQ wil

about 10 years ago
FGS Bayern rescues 92 from defect boat
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FGS Bayern rescues 92 from defect boat

Operation Atalanta’s German Flagship, FGS Bayern, rescued 92 people from a stricken vessel in the Gulf of Aden on April 29, 2016. The vessel had initially been sighted by the Japanese Maritime Patrol and Reconnaissance Aircraft (MPRA) of Combined Task Force 151 who had noticed it had been in the sam

about 10 years ago
ECA Group puts new mine-countermeasure vehicle on view
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ECA Group puts new mine-countermeasure vehicle on view

French defense and security company ECA Group recently demonstrated their autonomous underwater vehicle in the harbor of Brest, France. The A27-M AUV, as the vessel is named, was demonstrated to a number of French and foreign naval officials including representatives of OCCAR. ECA Group displayed th

about 10 years ago
Royal Thai Navy picks Thales for minehunter modernization
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Royal Thai Navy picks Thales for minehunter modernization

French defense contractor Thales announced that it was awarded two contracts for the supply of above-water and underwater solutions for the Royal Thai Navy (RTN). These contracts will see Thales modernize the Bang Rachan Class Minehunters and supply the combat, navigation and communication suite onb

about 10 years ago
International Mine Countermeasures Exercise concludes
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International Mine Countermeasures Exercise concludes

Leaders of the International Mine Countermeasures Exercise (IMCMEX) brought the exercise to a close and highlighted the need to continue training with scenarios that are likely to occur in real life in order to keep waterways safe. The exercise “raised the bar in terms of reality,” said Vice Adm. Ke

about 10 years ago
USS Donald Cook docks in Germany
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USS Donald Cook docks in Germany

Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) arrived in Kiel for a scheduled port visit, April 23. Such port visits serve to enhance U.S.-German relations as the two nations work together for a stable, secure and prosperous region. “Although this is only a short stop we are

about 10 years ago
GE to provide technology to Peruvian Navy research vessel
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GE to provide technology to Peruvian Navy research vessel

The Antarctic remains one of the least understood and underexplored regions on our planet. It is also the most inhospitable and fragile. When Peru announced that it soon would join the countries taking part in research activities there, it was crucial that their research vessel currently under const

about 10 years ago
Lord Mayor of Westminster visits her namesake warship
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Lord Mayor of Westminster visits her namesake warship

The Lord Mayor of Westminster swapped her chain of office for industrial safety gear during a visit to her namesake warship which is nearing the end of a huge upgrade in Portsmouth, UK. Lady Christabel Flight was given a comprehensive tour of the new-look HMS Westminster which included a close-up in

about 10 years ago
French Shipbuilder to build 12 submarines for Australian Navy
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French Shipbuilder to build 12 submarines for Australian Navy

The Australian Prime Minister announced today in Adelaide, that the next generation of 12 submarines will be constructed in Adelaide, with DCNS of France selected as the preferred international partner for the design. The AUD 50 billion Future Submarine Project is the largest and most complex defenc

about 10 years ago
James Troop & Co to supply engines for 3 naval vessels
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James Troop & Co to supply engines for 3 naval vessels

Liverpool City Region (UK) based ship engine specialist James Troop & Co has won an order to supply Volvo Penta diesel engines for three European naval vessels being built on Merseyside. James Troop, one of the UK’s major Volvo Penta Centers, will supply the engines for three vessels being construct

about 10 years ago
Most Read News, April 18 – 24, 2016
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Most Read News, April 18 – 24, 2016

Australia starts unrolling shipbuilding plans Austal, the West Australian shipbuilding company, is the first to benefit from the Australian shipbuilding program outlined in the recently released Defence White Paper. US Navy constructs unique pier U.S. Navy units started the construction of the Eleva

about 10 years ago
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