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New Columbia-class SSBN submarines enter design phase with $5.1b contract award
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New Columbia-class SSBN submarines enter design phase with $5.1b contract award

The US Navy has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $5.1 billion contract for detailed design work and technology development for the new generation of US ballistic missile submarines. Under the contract, GDEB will complete design and prototyping efforts for the Columbia-class submarines includ

about 8 years ago
SEA introduces new thin line KraitArray sonar at DSEI
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SEA introduces new thin line KraitArray sonar at DSEI

UK company SEA (Systems Engineering & Assessment) has unveiled its new and improved thin line KraitArray towed Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) sonar at this year’s DSEI exhibition in London. Compared to the current 50m, the KraitArray now extends up to 150m in length, offering operators greater detecti

about 8 years ago
International research mission plants buoys into the Arctic Ocean
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International research mission plants buoys into the Arctic Ocean

Researchers from Denmark, Canada and the US worked together recently to plant buoys into the Arctic Ocean to collect weather and oceanographic data to enhance forecasting and environmental models. The U.S National Ice Center (USNIC) coordinated with the Office of Naval Research, Office of the Oceano

about 9 years ago
Australia’s Antarctic research vessel to feature Canadian BWS
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Australia’s Antarctic research vessel to feature Canadian BWS

Australia’s future Antarctic Supply and Research Vessel (ASRV) will be fitted with a custom designed ballast water management system (BWMS), the shipbuilder in charge of the project has announced. Damen Green Solutions has designed a solution that uses the Trojan Marinex BWT 250 to meet the exacting

about 9 years ago
Australian Maritime College setting up new base in Sydney
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Australian Maritime College setting up new base in Sydney

The Australian Maritime College is expanding its scope with the establishment of a new study center at Sydney’s Darling Harbour. The College will deliver two postgraduate maritime degrees from its waterfront base at the Australian National Maritime Museum (ANMM) from February 2018, with plans for a

about 9 years ago
US Navy improving methods of recruiting UAV operators
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US Navy improving methods of recruiting UAV operators

The US Navy must spend over $1 million to train a single aircraft pilot and finding new, more effective ways of selecting candidates is an imperative for the service. Naval pilots of manned aircraft must pass the Aviation Selection Test Battery (ASTB)—a rigorous intellectual exercise that evaluates

about 9 years ago
US Navy concludes three-month drill Trident Warrior 2017
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US Navy concludes three-month drill Trident Warrior 2017

The US Navy has concluded a three-month drill dubbed Trident Warrior during which it explored innovative solutions and experimented with important maritime initiatives. In its 15th year of execution, Trident Warrior (TW) took place off the coast of Southern California from June to August 2017. Parti

about 9 years ago
DARPA seeks ideas for ‘living sensors’ in maritime environment
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DARPA seeks ideas for ‘living sensors’ in maritime environment

Hoping to overcome the shortcomings of current sensor systems, the US research agency DARPA is seeking new ideas for more effective sensor technologies to be used on and below the water surface. The main issue with existing technologies, as the agency explains, is that they are expensive and face co

about 9 years ago
Germany, Norway formally start submarine cooperation
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Germany, Norway formally start submarine cooperation

German and Norwegian defense ministers formally marked the start of a joint undertaking to acquire six Type 212 air-independent propulsion (AIP) submarines. Over the course of the next seven years, Norway will receive 4 and Germany 2 submarines. Additionally, the two countries are to cooperate on na

about 9 years ago
Researchers find wreck of World War II cruiser USS Indianapolis
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Researchers find wreck of World War II cruiser USS Indianapolis

Billionaire and philanthropist Paul G. Allen and his researcher team have found the wreck of the famed World War II cruiser USS Indianapolis, which was lost on July 30, 1945. The cruiser was found in the Philippine Sea, more than 18,000 feet below the surface, with the number 35 on the hull as a fir

about 9 years ago
DARPA tests sensor-hauling parasail aboard US Navy ship
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DARPA tests sensor-hauling parasail aboard US Navy ship

The US research agency DARPA announced it has tested its sensor-carrying parasail, dubbed Towed Airborne Lift of Naval Systems (TALONS), aboard a commissioned US Navy ship for the first time ever. The crew of USS Zephyr, a 174-foot (53-meter) Cyclone-class patrol coastal ship, evaluated the technolo

about 9 years ago
Australia’s DST, Sonartech Atlas to work on developing naval capabilities
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Australia’s DST, Sonartech Atlas to work on developing naval capabilities

Australia’s Defence Science and Technology (DST) Group and Sonartech Atlas signed a three-year agreement on August 17 for research and development in naval capabilities for Australian ships and submarines. The research will focus on short time signal analysis, on-board signature management systems a

about 9 years ago
Multibeam surveys locate sunken German WWI submarine U-87
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Multibeam surveys locate sunken German WWI submarine U-87

Multibeam surveys undertaken by the Welsh Bangor University have located the sunken German World War I submarine U-87 off the coast of Wales. The collected data was part of the marine renewable energy SEACAMS 2 project and has resulted in a number of very high-resolution models and images of the sea

about 9 years ago
US Navy’s ANTX 2017 technology demonstration kicks off
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US Navy’s ANTX 2017 technology demonstration kicks off

The Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City and Naval Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Newport are hosting the Advanced Naval Technology Exercise (ANTX) 2017 which kicked off August 14. The ANTX 2017 theme is “Battlespace Preparation in a Contested Environment (BPCE). ANTX provides a low-risk e

about 9 years ago
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