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GE contracted for Royal Navy destroyer power improvement project work
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GE contracted for Royal Navy destroyer power improvement project work

BAE Systems has recently contracted GE’s Marine Solutions to deliver a number of marine electrical solutions to support the upgrade of Royal Navy Type 45 destroyers as part of the UK defense ministry’s Power Improvement Project (PIP). The PIP will see BAE Systems and its partners replace the existin

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy destroyer rescues Algerian fishermen adrift at sea
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Royal Navy destroyer rescues Algerian fishermen adrift at sea

Royal Navy destroyer and NATO SNMG2 flagship HMS Duncan has rescued two Algerian fishermen who had been stranded at sea for four days. A lookout from the Portsmouth-based Type 45 destroyer noticed the men’s boat by chance in the western Mediterranean – and the warship immediately offered food, fuel

about 8 years ago
Damen-Saab duo unveils Walrus-replacement submarine design
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Damen-Saab duo unveils Walrus-replacement submarine design

Swedish submarine specialist Saab and its Dutch partner Damen have unveiled official images of their proposal for the Royal Netherlands Navy’s Walrus-class submarine replacement program. Speaking to Dutch newspaper Telegraaf, the heads of two companies provided drawings and first details on the capa

about 8 years ago
Australia’s second AWD destroyer completes Category 5 sea trials
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Australia’s second AWD destroyer completes Category 5 sea trials

Australia’s second air warfare destroyer ‘Brisbane’ recently completed her Category 5 (CAT 5) sea trials off the coast of Adelaide, the Royal Australian Navy has announced. The destroyer got underway for the trials in November 2017. The Air Warfare Destroyer Alliance which is in charge of delivering

about 8 years ago
GeoSpectrum to deliver towed acoustic target to Korean Navy
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GeoSpectrum to deliver towed acoustic target to Korean Navy

Canada’s GeoSpectrum Technologies Inc (GTI), an Elbit Systems subsidiary, has received a contract to deliver an underwater sound source system (USSS) and software package to the Republic of Korea Navy. The contract was awarded GTI by the South Korean marine propulsion systems cmpany STX Engine Co. T

about 8 years ago
USS Gerald R Ford returns to port with propulsion issues
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USS Gerald R Ford returns to port with propulsion issues

The US Navy’s newest aircraft carrier was forced to return to port after suffering another propulsion issue as it set out for a new round of at sea testing. The recently-commissioned USS Gerald R. Ford got underway from Norfolk on May 19 but was forced to return due to a propulsion system issue rela

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy’s Dreadnought submarines facing £2.9b funding gap
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Royal Navy’s Dreadnought submarines facing £2.9b funding gap

The UK defense ministry’s program for the development of a new class of nuclear missile submarines and Trident nuclear program renewal is facing a £2.9b “affordability gap”, a review by spending watchdog National Audit Office (NAO) has found. This is in addition to the pressure faced by the defense

about 8 years ago
Airbus pitches its H135 for new US Navy helicopter trainer
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Airbus pitches its H135 for new US Navy helicopter trainer

Airbus Helicopters is offering its Airbus H135 helicopter as the solution for the US Navy’s planned helicopter trainer replacement program. The company has put an H135 demonstrator aircraft in Navy trainer markings on display at the 2018 Naval Helicopter Association Symposium in Norfolk, Va. The US

about 8 years ago
Rolls-Royce to deliver turbines for Japan’s new 30FFM frigates
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Rolls-Royce to deliver turbines for Japan’s new 30FFM frigates

Propulsion systems manufacturer Rolls-Royce announced it has been selected to supply its MT30 gas turbine for the new class of Japan Maritime Self Defence Force (JMSDF) frigates. Rolls-Royce’s MT30 turbines will be powering the 30FFM class frigates which will begin construction next year. The first

about 8 years ago
US Navy adding solar power to its Hybrid Tiger UAV
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US Navy adding solar power to its Hybrid Tiger UAV

The US Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) will be adding solar technology to its Hybrid Tiger unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) as it seeks to achieve a flight duration of over three days for the system. NRL has awarded Alta Devices a contract to deliver its light-weight solar technology for the UAV. Alta

about 8 years ago
Keel laid for second US submarine named after nuclear navy pioneer
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Keel laid for second US submarine named after nuclear navy pioneer

The US Navy laid the keel for future Virginia-class submarine Hyman G. Rickover (SSN 795) in a ceremony at General Dynamics Electric Boat in Connecticut, on May 11. The initials of the submarine’s sponsor, Darleen Greenert, were welded onto a steel plate that will be permanently affixed to the subma

about 8 years ago
New patrol boats delivered to Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard
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New patrol boats delivered to Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard

Four new high speed patrol boats manufactured by USA-based shipbuilder Metal Shark for the Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard (DCCG) have been commissioned on the island of Curacao. The new vessels are the first to be delivered to the DCCG under a 12-boat order announced last year. Designed in-house by Met

about 8 years ago
BAE Systems gets $175m contract for APKWS laser-guided rocket production
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BAE Systems gets $175m contract for APKWS laser-guided rocket production

The US Navy has awarded BAE Systems a $175 million contract to deliver over 7,000 Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System (APKWS) laser-guided rockets. This latest contract modification was made under the Navy’s 2016 $600 million indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract, which is the contracti

about 8 years ago
Future USS Thomas Hudner aces acceptance trials
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Future USS Thomas Hudner aces acceptance trials

US Navy’s future USS Thomas Hudner (DDG 116) successfully completed acceptance trials May 3 after spending a day underway off the coast of Maine. The US Navy’s Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV) reviewed the ship and its crew during a series of demonstrations while pier side and underway. As in

about 8 years ago
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