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USS Farragut forced into maintenance in Norway
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USS Farragut forced into maintenance in Norway

US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class USS Farragut (DDG 99) was underway as part of the Harry S. Truman carrier strike group when a cooling fan failure forced the US Navy to carry out underway repairs on the destroyer in Norway. USS Farragut was scheduled to take part in an anti-submarine warfare (ASW) exer

about 8 years ago
US Marines contract BAE Systems for amphibious combat vehicle production
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US Marines contract BAE Systems for amphibious combat vehicle production

The US Marine Corps Systems Command has selected BAE Systems as the preferred builder for the construction of amphibious combat vehicles (ACV) which will eventually replace the amphibious assault vehicles (AAV) currently in service. Following a successful Milestone C decision, a contract $198 millio

about 8 years ago
Here are the nine teams bidding for the Brazilian Navy’s corvette acquisition project
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Here are the nine teams bidding for the Brazilian Navy’s corvette acquisition project

The Brazilian Navy is currently in the process of selecting the best bidder for its Tamandaré-class corvette acquisition project and has revealed the list of teams vying for the project in which Brazil is reportedly ready to invest US$1.6 billion. As revealed by the navy, the contender list includes

about 8 years ago
Aquabotix’s SwarmDiver begins testing at US Navy Undersea Warfare Center
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Aquabotix’s SwarmDiver begins testing at US Navy Undersea Warfare Center

Unmanned underwater vehicle developer Aquabotix announced it has entered a special purpose cooperative research and development agreement (CRADA) with the US Navy to start testing of its SwarmDiver micro swarming unmanned surface vehicle (USV). The CRADA with Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Div

about 8 years ago
NATO SNMCMG2 ships host AUV developmental tests
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NATO SNMCMG2 ships host AUV developmental tests

The flagship of NATO’s Standing Mine Countermeasures Group 2 hosted a team of scientists and engineers as they tested three new autonomous underwater vehicles (AUV) during international exercises. Engineers from NATO Science and Technology Organisation’s (STO) Centre for Maritime Research and Experi

about 8 years ago
US Navy welcomes MQ-4C Triton into service
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US Navy welcomes MQ-4C Triton into service

The US Navy officially welcomed the MQ-4C Triton unmanned aircraft system to the fleet with a ceremony on May 31. The ceremony marked the start of flight operations, seven months after the US Navy received its first operational Triton from Northrop Grumman in November 2017. Naval Base Ventura County

about 8 years ago
NATO ships meet Russian underwater reconnaissance vessel in English Channel
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NATO ships meet Russian underwater reconnaissance vessel in English Channel

RFS Yantar, the Russian Navy’s oceanographic vessel – also referred to as spy ship, underwater reconnaissance ship or seabed research ship – was escorted by several NATO ships as it transited the English Channel into the North Sea. Yantar was first escorted by a French Navy ship in the Bay of Biscay

about 8 years ago
Australian scientists exploring use of UV light to fight biofouling
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Australian scientists exploring use of UV light to fight biofouling

A team of Australian scientists will be evaluating the possibility of using UV technology in the fight against biofouling which slows ships down and increases their fuel consumption. The Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) and the Australian Department of Defence Science and Technology (DS

about 8 years ago
US Navy marks 50 years since mysterious disappearance of submarine USS Scorpion
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US Navy marks 50 years since mysterious disappearance of submarine USS Scorpion

The US Navy has marked the 50th anniversary of the loss of attack submarine USS Scorpion (SSN 589) in a ceremony at the Scorpion Memorial on Norfolk Naval Station. On May 26, family members, friends, and submariners past and present gathered at the memorial to honor the memory of the 99 sailors lost

about 8 years ago
Fincantieri signs MoU with University of Adelaide
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Fincantieri signs MoU with University of Adelaide

The Australian branch of the Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri announced it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the University of Adelaide to develop a collaborative program of education and research co-operation. CETENA, a subsidiary company of Fincantieri, which undertakes research a

about 8 years ago
New info released on discovery of “holy grail of shipwrecks”
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New info released on discovery of “holy grail of shipwrecks”

A 2015 expedition aboard the Colombian Navy research ship ARC Malpelo discovered the famous shipwreck of 300-year-old Spanish ship San José which is believed to have sunk with a cargo gold, silver, and emeralds worth billions of dollars. The shipwreck was discovered on November Nov. 27, 2015, but Wo

about 8 years ago
US Navy adding solar power to its Hybrid Tiger UAV
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US Navy adding solar power to its Hybrid Tiger UAV

The US Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) will be adding solar technology to its Hybrid Tiger unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) as it seeks to achieve a flight duration of over three days for the system. NRL has awarded Alta Devices a contract to deliver its light-weight solar technology for the UAV. Alta

about 8 years ago
Unite backs Corbyn’s call for Royal Navy ships to be built in UK
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Unite backs Corbyn’s call for Royal Navy ships to be built in UK

Unite, the UK’s largest union representing defence and shipbuilding workers, backed today’s demand by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn for the three new Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessels to be built in UK shipyards. Government plans to put the £1 billion contract for building the ships out to tender in inter

about 8 years ago
Command room of historic submarine to be preserved
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Command room of historic submarine to be preserved

Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility have partnered with the US Naval Undersea Museum to preserve part of a historic submarine. The ownership of the control room from the experimental nuclear research submarine NR-1 was transferred from the shipyard to the museum during a c

about 8 years ago
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