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Volatility tips Australia towards Japanese submarine bid?
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Volatility tips Australia towards Japanese submarine bid?

Australian Foreign Minister, Julie Bishop, told media during her recent visit to Japan that volatility in the region required a closer co-operation between Australia and Japan. This comment was widely interpreted as a sign of inclination towards the Japanese bid for the Australian A$40 billion subma

about 10 years ago
Timken lands $1 B contract for Arleigh-Burke reduction gears
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Timken lands $1 B contract for Arleigh-Burke reduction gears

The American power generation and rotating element equipment manufacturer Philadelphia Gear Corp., now part of Timken, has been awarded a $1.04 billion contract for main reduction gears for U.S. Navy’s Arleigh-Burke destroyers. Carl D. Rapp, vice president of the Power Systems group for Timken, said

about 10 years ago
Serco picks Damen’s tug for Queen Elizabeth carriers
Propulsion

Serco picks Damen’s tug for Queen Elizabeth carriers

British outsourcing company Serco has contracted Dutch shipbuilder Damen to build a new tug which will help the company support the Royal Navy carriers at Portsmouth Naval Base under a marine services contract it has with the UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD). According to Serco vessel will be the firs

about 10 years ago
MST picks James Troop for rigid inflatable boat engines
Propulsion

MST picks James Troop for rigid inflatable boat engines

Ship engine maker James Troop & Co has won an order to supply Volvo Penta diesel engines for three European naval vessels being built on Merseyside, UK. James Troop, one of the UK’s major Volvo Penta Centres, will supply the engines for three vessels being constructed by MST (Marine Specialised Tech

about 10 years ago
US naval reactors program keeps Kesselring, Knolls sites going
Propulsion

US naval reactors program keeps Kesselring, Knolls sites going

U.S. President Barrack Obama has included a $1.42 billion request for federal funding of the nation’s naval reactors program in his 2017 budget request. This means that the Kenneth A. Kesselring site and the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, two sites involved in the naval program will be maintained a

about 10 years ago
HNLMS De Zeven Provinces starts Caribbean patrol
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HNLMS De Zeven Provinces starts Caribbean patrol

The Royal Netherlands Navy frigate HNLMS De Zeven Provincien (The Seven Provinces) left her homeport Willemstad, the Netherlands, for the Caribbean Sea. The first ship of the De Zeven Provincien class will be used as a station ship in the Lesser Antilles, Caribbean Sea. A Belgian Navy Alouette III h

about 10 years ago
Aircraft carrier jumps to the rescue of distressed mariners
Propulsion

Aircraft carrier jumps to the rescue of distressed mariners

U.S. Navy’s Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (Ike) rescued distressed mariners at sea, February 7. Ike received a distress call via bridge-to-bridge communications from the U.S.-flagged sailing vessel (S/V) Selket. The vessel was located 40-miles from Miami, with reports of a b

about 10 years ago
DCNS picks Dassault Systèmes for software solutions
Propulsion

DCNS picks Dassault Systèmes for software solutions

French defense contractor DCNS has selected a platform from Dassault Systèmes for the design, engineering, construction and lifecycle services of naval defense solutions. Dassault Systèmes, a French company developing 3D design software, digital mock up and product lifecycle management (PLM) solutio

about 10 years ago
USS Bataan fit for return to sea
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USS Bataan fit for return to sea

After spending a year in the harbor conducting major shipyard maintenance, U.S. Navy’s Amphibious assault ship USS Bataan (LHD 5) completed sea trials February 1. Sea trials are conducted after ships complete major shipyard maintenance and tests the ship’s systems and to make sure the ship is ready

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigate makes another stride
Propulsion

Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigate makes another stride

Rolls Royce announced January 1 that the MT30 gas turbine they built for the Royal Navy’s new Type 26 Global Combat Ship completed the factory acceptance test. Rolls-Royce built the turbine under a contract to supply MT30 gas turbines for the first three Type 26 Global Combat Ships. The company has

about 10 years ago
German Navy receives new unmanned minesweeping vessel
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German Navy receives new unmanned minesweeping vessel

Atlas Elektronik UK, a joint company of ThyssenKrupp and Airbus DS, has delivered an ATLAS Remote Combined Influence Minesweeping System (ARCIMS) multi-role unmanned surface vessel (USV) to the German Naval Technical Centre, based within the Eckernfoerde Naval Base. The company said this delivery fo

about 10 years ago
Image of the day: French L’Abeille Bourbon braves the winds
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Image of the day: French L’Abeille Bourbon braves the winds

The French Navy has recently shared photos and video of the multi purpose salvage, coast guard and stand by safety vessel L’Abeille Bourbon, based in Brest, France. Whenever strong winds are announced, the 80-meter, high seas emergency tow vessel is called upon and ready to act in less than forty mi

about 10 years ago
Wärtsilä wins Canadian ice-breaker contract
Propulsion

Wärtsilä wins Canadian ice-breaker contract

Canadian government has awarded Wärtsilä Canada Inc. a $6.2 million contract for the design and supply of two new propulsion control systems to upgrade two Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) 1100 class vessels: CCGS Ann Harvey and the CCGS Sir William Alexander. The government said the upgraded propulsion c

about 10 years ago
First problems of US Navy’s LCS showing?
Propulsion

First problems of US Navy’s LCS showing?

Another Freedom-variant of the U.S. Navy’s littoral combat ships was unable to leave the port due to problems with the ship’s combining gears. “Littoral combat ship USS Fort Worth (LCS 3) experienced a casualty to the ship’s combining gears during an in-port period in Singapore, January 12”, said th

about 10 years ago
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