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New KraitArray sonar ready for sea trials
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New KraitArray sonar ready for sea trials

UK company Systems Engineering and Assessment’s (SEA) Krait Defence Anti-Submarine Warfare system is moving forward with the final trials of the extended 150m ultra-thin towed array. Unveiled in September 2017, the new KraitArray uses multi-module assembly philosophy and is now established in-servic

about 8 years ago
German Navy’s only two tankers out of operation
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German Navy’s only two tankers out of operation

The German Navy has been forced to withdraw its only two tankers from NATO operations this year. As disclosed, the tanker oldies, Spessart and Rhön, will not be operational until the end of this year. Due to engine issues, both 1974-built ships will undergo repairs in the following months. The compl

about 8 years ago
HII gets further $27m for USS Fitzgerald repairs
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HII gets further $27m for USS Fitzgerald repairs

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded Huntington Ingalls Industries another contract modification worth $27 million for work on the repairs of Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Fitzgerald (DDG 62). The destroyer was heavily damaged in a collision with Philippine-flagged merchant vessel ACX Cr

about 8 years ago
Kearsarge ARG completes first east coast SWATT
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Kearsarge ARG completes first east coast SWATT

The US Navy amphibious ready group led by Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD 3) returned to homeport on June 28, after completing the Navy’s first East Coast ARG Surface Warfare Advanced Tactical Training (SWATT) exercise. SWATT is led by mentors and warfare tactics instructors (W

about 8 years ago
Brazilian Navy’s 2nd upgraded Super Lynx helicopter completes maiden flight
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Brazilian Navy’s 2nd upgraded Super Lynx helicopter completes maiden flight

The Brazilian Navy’s second upgraded Super Lynx helicopter has performed its maiden flight from Yeovil, UK. The maiden flight started from the headquarters of Leonardo Marconi Westland (LMW) and was completed on June 21, 2018, the navy said in a statement. The N-4004 aircraft, the second of the eigh

about 8 years ago
Polish Navy to receive ORP Slazak in 2019, 18 years after keel-laying ceremony
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Polish Navy to receive ORP Slazak in 2019, 18 years after keel-laying ceremony

The Polish defense ministry announced on June 29 that it has awarded PGZ a contract to complete outfitting works and all trials on the offshore patrol vessel ‘Ślązak’ and subsequently deliver it to the Polish Navy. According to the announcement, Ślązak is set to start trials in July 2018 while the d

about 8 years ago
Singapore assumes command of Combined Task Force 151 in Bahrain
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Singapore assumes command of Combined Task Force 151 in Bahrain

Singapore has taken over the command of Combined Task Force 151 (CTF 151) from Japan in a change of command ceremony held at the Naval Support Activity (NSA) Bahrain on June 28. Rear Admiral Saw Shi Tat, Republic of Singapore Navy relieved Rear Admiral Daisuke Kajimoto of the Japan Maritime Self Def

about 8 years ago
MBDA opens new UK plant
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MBDA opens new UK plant

European missile manufacturer MBDA has opened a new facility in Bolton, Great Britain, in a ceremony attended by UK defense secretary Gavin Williamson. During the ceremony, the defense secretary unveiled a plaque to mark the completion of five years of work and £50 million worth of investment into t

about 8 years ago
Indonesia launches new landing ship tank KRI Teluk Lada
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Indonesia launches new landing ship tank KRI Teluk Lada

The Indonesian Navy’s newest domestically-built landing ship tank (LST) KRI Teluk Lada (pennant no 521) was launched in a ceremony on June 28 in Lampung. The launch at the PT Daya Radar Utama (DRU) shipyard also served as a naming ceremony. KRI Teluk Lada is the fourth ship in the fourth ship in the

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy commissions new survey ship HMS Magpie
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Royal Navy commissions new survey ship HMS Magpie

The Royal Navy’s newest survey ship has been formally welcomed into the naval family in her home of Devonport. The commissioning ceremony for the new ship, named HMS Magpie, was held on June 28, 2018. Among the attendees was the Duke of Edinburgh, who was in charge of the previous Magpie between 195

about 8 years ago
Northrop Grumman boosts AQS-24B minehunting UAV with SeeTrack
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Northrop Grumman boosts AQS-24B minehunting UAV with SeeTrack

Northrop Grumman and SeeByte have teamed up to incorporate mine hunting sensor data collected by the AQS-24B autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) into the SeeTrack system to enhance its autonomous target recognition (ATR) capability. “The merging of the unmanned surface vessel-based AQS-24B with the

about 8 years ago
BAE Systems picked to build Australia’s nine Future Frigates
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BAE Systems picked to build Australia’s nine Future Frigates

BAE Systems has beaten its Spanish and Italian competitors in a bid to build a fleet of nine frigates for the Royal Australian Navy. The Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull announced the decision on Friday. Once in Royal Australian Navy service, the frigates will be referred to as the Hunter-

about 8 years ago
Polish, US Navy partner for first cooperative hydrographic survey
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Polish, US Navy partner for first cooperative hydrographic survey

The US Naval Oceanography’s Fleet Survey Team (FST) and Naval Oceanography Mine Warfare Center (NOMWC) recently joined the Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) exercise for an opportunity to develop interoperability with European allies in mine countermeasure operations. FST and the Hydrographic Support Squa

about 8 years ago
US State Department approves Aegis for Australian Future Frigates
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US State Department approves Aegis for Australian Future Frigates

The US State Department has approved a potential sale of Aegis combat system equipment for the Royal Australian Navy’s new SEA5000 frigates. The approved $185 million sale would include equipment associated with the integration of the Australian CEAFAR 2 phased array radar system with the Lockheed M

about 8 years ago
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