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Sunken aircraft carrier USS Lexington located after 76 years
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Sunken aircraft carrier USS Lexington located after 76 years

The wreck of one of the first US Navy aircraft carriers has been located on the floor of the Coral Sea, 500 miles off the eastern coast of Australia. The USS Lexington was discovered 3,000 meters (about two miles) below the surface by the expedition crew of research vessel (R/V) Petrel on March 4 –

about 8 years ago
US Coast issues heavy polar icebreaker RFP
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US Coast issues heavy polar icebreaker RFP

The US Navy and US Coast Guard on March 2 released a request for proposal (RFP) for the advance procurement and detail design for the Coast Guard’s heavy polar icebreaker (HPIB) under an integrated program office (IPO). The RFP has options for detail design and construction for up to three HPIBs. A

about 8 years ago
GE to deliver propulsion system for Chilean Navy Antarctic icebreaker
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GE to deliver propulsion system for Chilean Navy Antarctic icebreaker

Chilean ASMAR Shipyards has contracted GE’s Marine Solutions to deliver a complete marine propulsion system for the Chilean Navy’s new Antarctic icebreaking Polar-class vessel. It will replace the retired icebreaker to continue the navy’s Antarctic expedition for search and rescue missions, scientif

about 8 years ago
Australia’s DST, CEA Technologies team up for radar, electronic warfare research
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Australia’s DST, CEA Technologies team up for radar, electronic warfare research

Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group and CEA Technologies have signed a five-year research and development agreement under which they will collaborate new solutions for Australian defense’s future requirements in radar, communications, and electronic warfare. The research agreement was s

about 8 years ago
US Coast Guard cleared to issue polar icebreaker RFP
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US Coast Guard cleared to issue polar icebreaker RFP

The US Department of Homeland Security on February 21 granted the US Coast Guard an approval to proceed to the next step of its polar icebreaker program. The department’s approval allows the integrated program office, which includes Navy and Coast Guard personnel, to proceed with a planned release o

about 8 years ago
US Navy maps C-2A Greyhound aircraft three nautical miles below surface
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US Navy maps C-2A Greyhound aircraft three nautical miles below surface

The US Navy has mapped the wreckage of a C-2A Greyhound aircraft that crashed into the Philippine Sea in November 2017. The navy carried out the mission from aboard research vessel RV Petrel using the vessel’s side scan sonar and remote operated vehicle (ROV) to survey the aircraft from Feb. 2-5. Th

about 8 years ago
DARPA looking to tap into sea life for US Navy sensor systems
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DARPA looking to tap into sea life for US Navy sensor systems

The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) announced it wants to find a way to tap into sea life and help the US Navy to monitor the world’s oceans more efficiently. The US military deploys networks of manned and unmanned platforms and sensors to monitor adversary activity, but the sca

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
US Coast Guard issues sUAS RFP
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US Coast Guard issues sUAS RFP

The US Coast Guard on February 7 released a request for proposal for the procurement of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) for its national security cutters (NSCs). The US Coast Guard is looking to buy commercially available intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems for the NSC fleet

about 8 years ago
US Navy releases final multiyear procurement RFP for Flight III DDG 51 destroyers
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US Navy releases final multiyear procurement RFP for Flight III DDG 51 destroyers

The US Navy on February 8 released the final request for proposal (RFP) for a multiyear contract for Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyer construction. The DDG 51 multiyear procurement (MYP) contract will cover fiscal years 2018 to 2022 and will be limited to competition between the two current

about 8 years ago
Thales to work on French Navy’s future ballistic missile submarine sonar tech
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Thales to work on French Navy’s future ballistic missile submarine sonar tech

French defense and technology company Thales announced it was awarded a 42-month contract from the French defense procurement agency (DGA) to carry out a set of studies and technological developments in support of a sonar system that will equip the third-generation of the French nuclear-powered ball

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy’s new small survey vessel will be called HMS Magpie
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Royal Navy’s new small survey vessel will be called HMS Magpie

A new Royal Navy small survey vessel that will replace the recently decommissioned HMSML Gleaner will be named HMS Magpie, Royal Navy First Sea Lord Admiral Philip Jones announced. The last HMS Magpie was commanded by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh in Malta in the early 1950s. Motor Survey launch Magpie

about 8 years ago
French ECA Group joining OCEAN2020 with USVs and AUVs
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French ECA Group joining OCEAN2020 with USVs and AUVs

French autonomous systems developer ECA Group announced its participation in the EU-led autonomous systems integration project OCEAN2020. With Italy’s Leonardo at the helm, ECA Group will join partners from 15 European countries to work on the first cross-European military research program to-date.

about 8 years ago
GA-EMS gets US Navy high energy density capacitor contract
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GA-EMS gets US Navy high energy density capacitor contract

The US Navy has awarded General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) a contract to develop advanced, high energy density capacitors for use in High Power Microwave (HPM) systems. GA-EMS is applying advanced technologies to create high energy density capacitors that will enable the deployment of

about 8 years ago
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