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Indra joins forces with UPM to develop sensors for Spanish future F110 frigate
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Indra joins forces with UPM to develop sensors for Spanish future F110 frigate

Spanish company Indra has partnered with the Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM) to jointly develop and integrate the sensors for Spanish Navy’s future F110 frigate. The partnership agreement has been reached within the industrial plan for the PROTEC F110 program, through which Indra will boost c

about 9 years ago
Royal Canadian Navy ships to test new variable depth ASW sonars
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Royal Canadian Navy ships to test new variable depth ASW sonars

The Defence Research and Development Canada is set to test the TRAPS (Towed Reelable Active Passive Sonar), a variable depth ASW sonar on Royal Canadian Navy ships. The department has contracted GeoSpectrum Technologies Inc. to deliver the systems for testing. According to GeoSpectrum, TRAPS is a to

about 9 years ago
US Navy contracts BAE Systems for combat system integration
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US Navy contracts BAE Systems for combat system integration

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems a five-year contract worth up to $86 million to provide management, engineering, maintenance, and IT support services for the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) at Wallops Island, Virginia. Under the contract, BAE Systems will integrate various mission equipment

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy fires flares at Spanish research vessel off Gibraltar
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Royal Navy fires flares at Spanish research vessel off Gibraltar

The Royal Navy was forced to fire warning flares at a Spanish research vessel that strayed into the Territorial waters of the British overseas territory of Gibraltar. Sailors aboard the fast patrol boat HMS Sabre resorted to firing the flares after several attempts to establish communication with th

about 9 years ago
Indian Navy inducts four indigenously developed sonar systems
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Indian Navy inducts four indigenously developed sonar systems

The Indian Navy has formally received four sonars developed by the Indian government’s Defence Research and Development Organisation. Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Sunil Lanba was presented with four different sonar systems used for various platforms. The systems included Abhay – a compact hull m

about 9 years ago
Dutch Battle of the Java Sea warships disappear from seafloor
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Dutch Battle of the Java Sea warships disappear from seafloor

Three Dutch warships sunk off the coast of Indonesia in 1942 have disappeared from the seabed of the Java Sea, Dutch defense ministry has noted. The ministry said the cause of the disappearance was unknown. The wrecks of Hr. Ms. De Ruyter and Hr. Ms. Java seem to be completely gone while Hr. Ms. Kor

about 9 years ago
NATO explains its newest operation in 20-minute video
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NATO explains its newest operation in 20-minute video

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization has officially started a new central Mediterranean Sea operation called Sea Guardian wherein three ships and two submarines are already conducting their first patrols. The operation started November 9 and will run through November 17 in its initial phase. Furth

about 9 years ago
DARPA awards Leidos $8.5M for further ACTUV testing
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DARPA awards Leidos $8.5M for further ACTUV testing

The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded American defense company Leidos a $8.5 million contract modification to continue supporting the tests of the Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel (ACTUV) program. Under the contract, Leidos will deliver i

about 9 years ago
US Navy opens iLab to boost submarine innovation
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US Navy opens iLab to boost submarine innovation

The U.S. Navy has officially opened a new innovation laboratory, aptly shortened to iLab, with a ribbon cutting ceremony held November 7 at Joint Base Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The iLab’s mission will be to exploit and leverage low-cost commercial sector research and tools from the computer gaming indus

about 9 years ago
Canadian Navy’s experimental ship is underway on missions
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Canadian Navy’s experimental ship is underway on missions

The Canadian Navy’s Halifax-class frigate HMCS Montréal is at sea on its first deployment as the Royal Canadian Navy’s (RCN) experimental ship. The modernized frigate deployed October 24, 2016 with a full schedule of missions including combat enhancement training, crew trials and operational testing

about 9 years ago
The US Navy is developing a glue that turns on and off electronically
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The US Navy is developing a glue that turns on and off electronically

The U.S. Office of Naval Research (ONR) is funding development of a glue that does not collapse when soaked in water and can even be turned on and off with electricity. Dr. Bruce Lee, an assistant professor of biomedical engineering at Michigan Technological University, is using a protein produced b

about 9 years ago
Belgian Navy to receive new research vessel by 2020
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Belgian Navy to receive new research vessel by 2020

Belgian Navy research ship R/V Belgica is scheduled to get a successor by 2020, the Belgium government announced on October 28. The 32-year-old ship has reached an end of its service life and needs a replacement, secretary of state for science Elke Sleurs said. RV Belgica is owned by the Belgian Sci

about 9 years ago
Canadian Navy prepares for the arrival of Arctic offshore patrol ships
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Canadian Navy prepares for the arrival of Arctic offshore patrol ships

The Royal Canadian Navy has already selected the first commanding officer for its Arctic Offshore Patrol Vessels and preparations are underway for the delivery of HMCS Harry DeWolf in 2018. Lieutenant-Commander Corey Gleason, along with a small preliminary crew, are preparing for the new vessel, one

about 9 years ago
US Navy funds research of Arctic Ocean’s diminishing ice region for future operations
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US Navy funds research of Arctic Ocean’s diminishing ice region for future operations

The U.S. Office of Naval Research (ONR) is sponsoring scientists who have traveled to Arctic Ocean region to explore an environment of diminishing ice and develop new tools that will help the U.S. Navy operate in a once-inaccessible area. A recent announcement from the National Snow and Ice Data Cen

about 9 years ago
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