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Fincantieri lays keel for Italian Navy’s new Landing Helicopter Dock ‘Trieste’
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Fincantieri lays keel for Italian Navy’s new Landing Helicopter Dock ‘Trieste’

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri held a keel laying ceremony for the Italian Navy’s new landing helicopter dock (LHD) at its Castellammare di Stabia shipyard on February 20. Construction on the ship started with a steel cutting ceremony on July 12, 2017, and the delivery is expected for 2022. The shi

about 8 years ago
Detyens Shipyards gets $16.4M for USNS Robert E. Peary dry docking
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Detyens Shipyards gets $16.4M for USNS Robert E. Peary dry docking

The US Navy’s Military Sealift Command has awarded Detyens Shipyards a $16.4 million contract for the overhaul and dry docking of Lewis and Clark-class dry cargo ship USNS Robert E. Peary (T-AKE 5). The 75-calendar day shipyard availability will include main generator maintenance and cleaning, five

about 8 years ago
Video: Fire breaks out on Russian destroyer ‘Marshal Shaposhnikov’ in Vladivostok
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Video: Fire breaks out on Russian destroyer ‘Marshal Shaposhnikov’ in Vladivostok

A fire broke out aboard the Russian Navy Udaloy-class destroyer Marshal Shaposhnikov in Vladivostok during welding works on February 15. According to Russian media, the fire broke out in one of the engine rooms of the destroyer. No one was injured in the incident and the fire did not cause damage to

about 8 years ago
GA delivers first batteries for new US Special Ops dry combat submersible (DCS)
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GA delivers first batteries for new US Special Ops dry combat submersible (DCS)

General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) has delivered the first battery shipset for the US Special Operations Command’s (USSOCOM) new dry combat submersible (DCS). The long endurance delivery vehicle capable of transporting personnel in a dry environment will use Lithium-ion Fault Tolerant

about 8 years ago
Spanish defense ministry confirms new submarines will be over budget, Jane’s
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Spanish defense ministry confirms new submarines will be over budget, Jane’s

The Spanish Navy’s four new S-80 submarines will cost EUR1.5 billion (approx. 1.85 b) more than it was initially expected, IHS Janes reported on Wednesday citing defense ministry sources. This latest estimate will be bring the total cost of the four air-independent propulsion submarines to EUR3.68 b

about 8 years ago
Italy’s Augusta Naval Shipyard dry docks first submarine in 14 years
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Italy’s Augusta Naval Shipyard dry docks first submarine in 14 years

The Italian Navy shipyard in Augusta has completed a two-year modernization process and is now ready to offer extensive services for the navy fleet, including submarines. As a result of the upgrade, a Sauro-class submarine is dry docked in Augusta for an overhaul for the first time in 14 years. The

about 8 years ago
US Navy’s sub tenders sail on into the 2020s
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US Navy’s sub tenders sail on into the 2020s

Article by Peter Ong On January 14, 2018, the USS Frank Cable sub tender turned 40 years old since christening on January 14, 1978. Currently, the U.S. Navy (USN) has two 1970s-built submarine tenders, the USS Emory S. Land (AS 39) and the USS Frank Cable (AS 40). Both are now home-ported in Guam as

about 8 years ago
BAE Systems gets $22.7M for USS Chafee repairs
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BAE Systems gets $22.7M for USS Chafee repairs

The US Navy has awarded BAE Systems Hawaii Shipyards a $22.7 million contract for scheduled selected repair availability (SRA) on Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Chafee (DDG 90). According to the US Department of Defense, the focal point of the work is to perform main engine intake and uptake comp

about 8 years ago
GE’s “digital twin” to help US Military Sealift Command anticipate breakdowns
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GE’s “digital twin” to help US Military Sealift Command anticipate breakdowns

The US Military Sealift Command has selected General Electric for work on a pilot program which will help detect “performance degradation that leads to potential failure”. GE’s Predix Asset Performance Management (APM) pilot program will be used onboard two dry cargo ammunition ships, William McLean

about 8 years ago
US Navy’s second Zumwalt-class destroyer completes acceptance trials
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US Navy’s second Zumwalt-class destroyer completes acceptance trials

Future USS Michael Monsoor (DDG 1001), the US Navy’s second Zumwalt-class destroyer, completed acceptance trials on February 1, the US Naval Sea Systems Command announced The US Navy’s Board of Inspection and Survey reviewed the ship and its crew during a series of demonstrations both pier side and

about 8 years ago
L3 joins BAE Systems for Australian Future Frigate bid
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L3 joins BAE Systems for Australian Future Frigate bid

US-based command and communication company L3 Technologies announced it is joining the BAE Systems Power and Propulsion Team by providing the integrated platform management system (IPMS) for BAE’s proposed Type 26 frigate design adapted for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) SEA5000 program. L3 was sel

about 8 years ago
First steel cut for Royal New Zealand Navy’s new tanker
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First steel cut for Royal New Zealand Navy’s new tanker

Construction of the Royal New Zealand Navy’s largest ever vessel, the HMNZS Aotearoa, officially started on January 31 with a steel cutting ceremony at Hyundai Heavy Industries’ Ulsan shipyard in South Korea. The ice-going tanker will be launched in March next year, and enter service in 2020. The ta

about 8 years ago
India launches third Scorpene submarine ‘Karanj’
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India launches third Scorpene submarine ‘Karanj’

Indian shipbuilder Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL) launched the third Scorpene-class diesel-electric submarine for the Indian Navy at its shipyard on January 31. The submarine was named ‘Karanj’ and was launched by Mrs Reena Lanba, President Navy Wives Welfare Association. The launch ceremon

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy officially receives first River-class OPV HMS Forth
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Royal Navy officially receives first River-class OPV HMS Forth

HMS Forth, the first of five second-batch River-class offshore patrol vessels to be built for the Royal Navy, was officially received by the UK defense ministry on Thursday. Forth will be commissioned into the Royal Navy fleet at her home port of Portsmouth Naval Base later this year. UK defense pro

about 8 years ago
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