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TKMS, Kongsberg introduce new combat system for non-nuclear subs
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TKMS, Kongsberg introduce new combat system for non-nuclear subs

kta naval systems, a joint venture of Germany’s thyssenkrupp Marine Systems and Norway’s Kongsberg, has unveiled a new combat system for non-nuclear submarines at the 7th International Submarine Conference SubCon in Kiel. The combat system is called ORCCA and was developed as part of a joint drive b

about 7 years ago
Australia deploying assets to Japan in support of North Korea sanctions
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Australia deploying assets to Japan in support of North Korea sanctions

A frigate was expected to participate in the operation later this year.

about 7 years ago
Australian sub home after five months of drills
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Australian sub home after five months of drills

Royal Australian Navy submarine HMAS Farncomb returned home after completing a deployment that saw her take part in several international maneuvers in the past five months. Farncomb returned to Fleet Base West at Rockingham, Western Australia last week after participating in exercises Bersama Shield

about 7 years ago
US clears sale of MK 54 torpedoes for South Korean P-8As
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US clears sale of MK 54 torpedoes for South Korean P-8As

The US state department has approved a possible sale of 31 MK 54 lightweight torpedoes to the Republic of Korea. The Republic of Korea Navy is acquiring the torpedoes for its new Poseidon P-8A submarine hunter aircraft. The proposed sale, along with associated equipment and services, has an estimate

about 7 years ago
Denmark buying low frequency sonars, sonobuoys for its MH-60R helicopters
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Denmark buying low frequency sonars, sonobuoys for its MH-60R helicopters

The US State Department has approved a possible foreign military sale of nine AN/AQS-22 airborne low frequency sonar (ALFS) systems and six hundred AN/SSQ-36/53/62 sonobuoys for its fleet of MH-60R helicopters. The possible sale has an estimated value of $200 million, according to the US Defense Sec

about 7 years ago
Raytheon begins production of ESSM Block 2 missiles
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Raytheon begins production of ESSM Block 2 missiles

The US Navy has awarded Raytheon a $190 million low-rate initial production contract for ESSM Block 2 missiles featuring a new guidance system with a dual mode active and semi-active radar. This award follows the navy’s decision to shift from development to production on the enhanced intermediate-ra

about 7 years ago
Royal Navy destroyer heading to Hormuz instead of Asia-Pacific
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Royal Navy destroyer heading to Hormuz instead of Asia-Pacific

After deploying from Portsmouth for operations in the Asia Pacific earlier this month, Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer HMS Defender has now been ordered to Persian Gulf where it would aid in the protection of shipping in the Middle East. Following a series of attacks on tankers in the region and Iran’s

about 7 years ago
Submarine HMAS Sheean returns from five-month deployment
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Submarine HMAS Sheean returns from five-month deployment

Royal Australian Navy submarine HMAS Sheean returned to her Garden Island homeport earlier this month, completing a five-month deployment. Sheean departed Fleet Base West in early April and has operated in Asia Pacific. During her time underway, the submarine visited Singapore, Subic Bay and Darwin.

about 7 years ago
Australia sending frigate, patrol plane to Hormuz shipping protection mission
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Australia sending frigate, patrol plane to Hormuz shipping protection mission

The Australian government has decided to join the US-led mission to protect merchant shipping in the Strait of Hormuz in the wake of recent attacks on tankers and increased tensions with Iran. As outlined, Australia will deploy a P-8A Poseidon maritime surveillance aircraft to the Middle East for on

about 7 years ago
Canadian frigate-tanker duo returns from Asia, Middle East deployment
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Canadian frigate-tanker duo returns from Asia, Middle East deployment

A Royal Canadian Navy frigate and a leased replenishment ship supporting navy operations have concluded a six-and-a-half month deployment to the Asia-Pacific and Middle East. The frigate HMCS Regina returned to Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Esquimalt on August 19 while the naval replenishment unit Aste

about 7 years ago
Australian Navy extends Cape-class patrol boat lease
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Australian Navy extends Cape-class patrol boat lease

The boats were leased by the navy after it experienced issues with Armidale-class boats.

about 7 years ago
Austal inks deal with Trinidad & Tobago for Cape-class patrol boat duo
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Austal inks deal with Trinidad & Tobago for Cape-class patrol boat duo

Australian shipbuilder Austal has signed a contract to construct two Cape-class patrol boats (CCPB) for the Government of the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago (GORTT). As informed, the order is worth around A$126 million. The GORTT contract award follows an announcement by Austal on July 30, 2018, that

about 7 years ago
Inaugural EOD drill Hydracrab kicks off in Guam
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Inaugural EOD drill Hydracrab kicks off in Guam

Four Indo-Pacific navies are taking part.

about 7 years ago
BAE Systems cuts steel for second Royal Navy Type 26 frigate Cardiff
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BAE Systems cuts steel for second Royal Navy Type 26 frigate Cardiff

Construction of the second of eight Royal Navy Type 26 frigates has gotten underway with a ceremony on the river Clyde. The first steel for future HMS Cardiff was cut at prime contractor BAE Systems’ Govan shipyard where the company has already assembled first blocks of the lead City-class frigate H

about 7 years ago
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