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US, UK jointly test energy storage systems for laser weapons
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US, UK jointly test energy storage systems for laser weapons

The US Navy and the UK defense ministry have tested an energy storage system capable of providing high-power electrical pulses for future systems under an agreement called Advanced Electric Power and Propulsion Project Arrangement (AEP3). UK’s Defence Equipment & Support office and Dstl joined force

about 7 years ago
US Navy christening final Zumwalt-class destroyer in Maine
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US Navy christening final Zumwalt-class destroyer in Maine

The US Navy is to christen its third and final Zumwalt-class guided missile destroyer, the future USS Lyndon B. Johnson (DDG 1002), in a ceremony at the General Dynamics-Bath Iron Works shipyard in Bath, Maine. The ceremony is set for Saturday, April 27. DDG 1002 is named in honor of US president Ly

about 7 years ago
MAN to power Canada’s Joint Support Ships
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MAN to power Canada’s Joint Support Ships

Canadian shipbuilder Seaspan Shipyards has awarded MAN Energy Solutions Canada a CAD 55 million contract to provide essential power generation and propulsion systems for the Royal Canadian Navy’s new Joint Support Ships. Propulsion and power generation components will include two MAN 12V32/44CR (Com

about 7 years ago
Eighth national security cutter completes acceptance trials
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Eighth national security cutter completes acceptance trials

The US Coast Guard’s eighth national security cutter, USCGC Midgett, has completed acceptance trials in the Gulf of Mexico, shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries announced. Midgett (WMSL 757) spent two days underway proving its systems with the US Navy’s Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV) o

about 7 years ago
Nuclear propulsion system repairs delay USS Gerald R. Ford’s return to fleet
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Nuclear propulsion system repairs delay USS Gerald R. Ford’s return to fleet

The lead ship of the US Navy’s new class of aircraft carriers, the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), will return to operations three months later than originally planned, in part due to issues related to ship’s nuclear propulsion plant. News of the delay comes amid the confirmation of a US Navy plan to r

about 7 years ago
Austal gets $261m for work on US Navy EPF ships 13 and 14
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Austal gets $261m for work on US Navy EPF ships 13 and 14

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded Australia-based shipbuilder Austal a $261.7 million contract for additional work on Expeditionary Fast Transport Ships (EPF) 13 and 14. The contract award extends the EPF program to 2022, with construction of EPF 13 to commence in late 2019 and EPF 14 to

about 7 years ago
GDEB gets $2 billion for Block V Virginia-class submarine materials
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GDEB gets $2 billion for Block V Virginia-class submarine materials

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $2 billion contract modification to procure long lead time material to support construction of Block V Virginia-class submarines. The award modifies a contract awarded in 2017 that provides funding for long lead time mater

about 7 years ago
F-35C ready for operations
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F-35C ready for operations

The US Navy’s carrier-based, fifth generation fighter has achieved initial operational capability, the Commander, Naval Air Forces and the US Marine Corps Deputy Commandant for Aviation jointly announced. The aircraft carrier variant of the Joint Strike Fighter, the F-35C Lightning II, met all requi

about 7 years ago
Future USS Charleston (LCS 18) entering service in South Carolina ceremony
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Future USS Charleston (LCS 18) entering service in South Carolina ceremony

US Navy’s Independence variant littoral combat ship Charleston (LCS 18) is set to enter service in a ceremony at Charleston, South Carolina’s Columbus Street Terminal, on March 2. South Carolina Senator Tim Scott will deliver the commissioning ceremony’s principal address. Charlotte Riley, wife of f

about 7 years ago
Fairbanks Morse to deliver emergency diesel generators for CVN-80, CVN-81
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Fairbanks Morse to deliver emergency diesel generators for CVN-80, CVN-81

Marine propulsion specialist Fairbanks Morse announced it has been awarded a contract to build and deliver emergency diesel generator (EDG) sets for US Navy’s two future nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, the USS Enterprise (CVN-80) and the yet-to-be-named CVN-81. These ships will be the US Navy’s t

about 7 years ago
Brazilian Navy orders H135 helicopters from Airbus
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Brazilian Navy orders H135 helicopters from Airbus

The Brazilian Navy has ordered three H135 light twinengine helicopters to be operated by the 1st General Purpose Helicopter Squadron (HU-1). According to Airbus, the aircraft is being procured for special operations, transport of troops and freight, naval inspection, search and rescue and medical ev

about 7 years ago
US Navy contracts Boeing to build four Orca XLUUVs
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US Navy contracts Boeing to build four Orca XLUUVs

The US Navy has awarded Boeing a $43 million contract for the fabrication, test, and delivery of four Orca extra large unmanned undersea vehicles (XLUUVs) and associated support elements. Boeing’s proposal for the Orca XLUUV was based on its 15-meter Echo Voyager unmanned undersea vehicle. The other

about 7 years ago
Littoral combat ship Cincinnati (LCS 20) completes acceptance trials
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Littoral combat ship Cincinnati (LCS 20) completes acceptance trials

The US Navy’s future Independence-class littoral combat ship USS Cincinnati (LCS 20) concluded acceptance trials in the Gulf of Mexico on February 8, following a series of in-port and underway demonstrations for the Navy’s Board of Inspection and Survey. Acceptance trials are the last significant mi

about 7 years ago
USS Tulsa ready for San Francisco commissioning
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USS Tulsa ready for San Francisco commissioning

USS Tulsa (LCS 16), the US Navy’s eighth Independence variant littoral combat ship, is scheduled to be commissioned at San Francisco’s Embarcadero Pier 30/32, in a ceremony on February 16. Oklahoma Senator James Lankford will deliver the commissioning ceremony’s principal address. Former Tulsa Mayor

about 7 years ago
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