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UK: HMS Trenchant Returns to Fleet with Upgraded Thales Sonar
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UK: HMS Trenchant Returns to Fleet with Upgraded Thales Sonar

HMS Trenchant, the Royal Navy’s (RN’s) most capable and up-to-date Trafalgar-class nuclear-powered hunter-killer submarine (SSN), has been ceremonially welcomed back into the operational fleet this month with upgraded state-of-the-art sonar from Thales. As part of a major refit programme that starte

about 15 years ago
UK: HMS Duncan to Start Her Engines Soon
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UK: HMS Duncan to Start Her Engines Soon

THE waters will be swirling around Britain’s newest destroyer again in a matter of weeks as work proceeds apace on HMS Duncan. The sixth and final Type 45 destroyer has been in dry dock for the past nine months following her launch on the Clyde as she goes through the lengthy process of completion.

about 15 years ago
Norway: KONGSBERG Bags Extensions to Command & Weapons Control Systems Contract
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Norway: KONGSBERG Bags Extensions to Command & Weapons Control Systems Contract

KONGSBERG has signed a contract for extensions to the Command & Weapons Control Systems already under contract for delivery to the two new U212A 2nd Batch submarines under construction in Italy for the Italian Navy. The contract was made between the Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri and KONGSBERG. The

about 15 years ago
HMS Dauntless Improves Performance after Exercises in USA
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HMS Dauntless Improves Performance after Exercises in USA

HMS Dauntless’ sea boat rides the fairly choppy surf somewhere off the Eastern Seaboard of the United States as a two-week international exercise comes to a close. The Navy’s most advanced destroyer was Britain’s input to FRUKUS (pronounced froo-kus apparently, not fruck-us), an annual get-together

about 15 years ago
UK: HMS Tyne Goes to Tyne Festival, Opens for Public
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UK: HMS Tyne Goes to Tyne Festival, Opens for Public

Royal Navy warship HMS Tyne will go alongside Northumbrian Quay in North Shields this Friday for the start of a four-day whistlestop visit to her affiliate region. She is visiting in support of the seventh annual Mouth of the Tyne Festival and is very much looking forward to representing the Royal N

about 15 years ago
Taiwan’s Navy Successfully Tests New Radar-Absorbent Coating
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Taiwan’s Navy Successfully Tests New Radar-Absorbent Coating

Taiwan’s navy has successfully tested a new radar-absorbent coating, the country’s first “stealth” technology material, local media are repo… (paintsquare) [mappress] Source: paintsquare, July 7, 2011;

about 15 years ago
Navy UCAS-D Achieves Milestone on USS Eisenhower
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Navy UCAS-D Achieves Milestone on USS Eisenhower

A team from the Navy Unmanned Combat Air System program office (PMA-268) accomplished the first carrier touchdown of an F/A-18D surrogate aircraft, emulating an unmanned vehicle, using systems developed as part of the Unmanned Combat Air System Carrier Demonstration (UCAS-D) program on July 2. The t

about 15 years ago
UK: Construction of Queen Elizabeth Aircraft Carrier Takes Significant Step Forward
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UK: Construction of Queen Elizabeth Aircraft Carrier Takes Significant Step Forward

Construction of the first Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carrier took a significant step forward today, as the final rings of the forward hull section came together for the first time at BAE Systems’ facility in Portsmouth Naval Base. Two huge ring sections of Lower Block 02 were joined together in

about 15 years ago
DCNS Delivers Third-of-Class Fast Patrol Boat to Royal Norwegian Navy
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DCNS Delivers Third-of-Class Fast Patrol Boat to Royal Norwegian Navy

On the 30th of June 2011, DCNS delivered the third-of-class fast patrol boat P963-Steil, to the Royal Norwegian Navy. The six-boat Skjold programme is led by a consortium comprising DCNS and two Norwegian contractors with DCNS acting as the combat system design authority and co-supplier. The Norwegi

about 15 years ago
HMAS Perth Completes All Acceptance Trials for DMO
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HMAS Perth Completes All Acceptance Trials for DMO

Perth has now successfully completed all Acceptance Trials for DMO and an early Operational Assessment for Navy, which has culminated in successful range activities in the Pacific Missile Range Facility off Hawaii in June. The crew of Perth can now feel justifiably proud of the accomplishment of the

about 15 years ago
U.S. Navy Successfully Tests Systems for Operating Unmanned System from Aircraft Carrier
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U.S. Navy Successfully Tests Systems for Operating Unmanned System from Aircraft Carrier

The U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE:NOC) have successfully completed a demonstration of the ship-based software and systems that will allow the X-47B unmanned air vehicle to operate from the deck of an aircraft carrier. The test, conducted July 2 in the western Atlantic with the Nav

about 15 years ago
UK: HMS Brocklesby Returns Home from Libya
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UK: HMS Brocklesby Returns Home from Libya

Royal Navy minehunter HMS Brocklesby was given a hero’s welcome by friends and family yesterday as she returned to Portsmouth Naval Base after five months supporting operations against Libya from the Mediterranean. HMS Brocklesby sailed into Portsmouth under her own version of the Jolly Roger black

about 15 years ago
USA: Lockheed Martin Wins USD 15 Million Modification to DDG 51-Class Contract
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USA: Lockheed Martin Wins USD 15 Million Modification to DDG 51-Class Contract

Lockheed Martin, Moorestown, N.J., is being awarded a $15,206,648 modification to previously awarded contract (N00024-03-C-5115) for engineering services for DDG 51-class and CG 47-class Aegis Combat System installation, integration and test, and fleet life cycle engineering support. The required se

about 15 years ago
New Zealander to Be Commander of Combined Task Force 151
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New Zealander to Be Commander of Combined Task Force 151

Captain Jim Gilmour has relieved Republic of Singapore Navy Rear Admiral Harris Chan Weng Yip as Commander Combined Task Force (CTF) 151, during a Change of Command ceremony onboard USS MASON berthed in Djibouti. It is the first time that a Royal New Zealand Naval Officer has commanded a major multi

about 15 years ago
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