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Royal Navy seeks unmanned, underwater technology ideas
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Royal Navy seeks unmanned, underwater technology ideas

Looking for new technologies to improve the operation of unmanned underwater vehicles, the Royal Navy used the Maritime Enterprise Innovation Scotland Conference (MEISC) to set challenges for developers. During the conference, held at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow on January 24, two speci

about 8 years ago
ESN bags US Navy combat systems contract
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ESN bags US Navy combat systems contract

The US Naval Surface Warfare Center has awarded engineering and IT company Engineering Services Network a $39.5 million contract for deliveries of combat system sequencing systems. Under the contract, ESN will be responsible for development, modification, validation and delivery of Combat Systems Op

about 8 years ago
Lockheed gets AU$700m for Australian future submarine combat system work
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Lockheed gets AU$700m for Australian future submarine combat system work

The Australian defense ministry has awarded Lockheed Martin a AU$700 million contract to design, build and integrate a combat system for the Royal Australian Navy’s future submarines. Announcing the contract on January 25, Australian defense industry minister Christopher Pyne said the contract with

about 8 years ago
HMS Queen Elizabeth sailors prepare for new workboats
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HMS Queen Elizabeth sailors prepare for new workboats

Sailors assigned to the recently commissioned Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth will be using a new type of personnel transfer boats with improved maneuvering characteristics. As the new workboats are powered by two water-jets, unlike the current fleet of small boats operated by the Ro

about 8 years ago
US Coast Guard offloading $721m worth of cocaine in San Diego
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US Coast Guard offloading $721m worth of cocaine in San Diego

The US Coast Guard is set to offload over 21 tons of cocaine worth more than $721 million in San Diego on January 25. The narcotics were seized in 23 separate interdictions in the eastern Pacific Ocean by US and Canadian forces operating in international waters off the coast of Central and South Ame

about 8 years ago
7th Fleet flagship USS Blue Ridge undocks
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7th Fleet flagship USS Blue Ridge undocks

US Navy’s forward-deployed command ship USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) completed her dry dock maintenance, undocking and mooring pierside at Fleet Activities Yokosuka on January 21. Blue Ridge is the oldest operational US Navy ship and this dry-docking period extended her life by approximately 20-plus year

about 8 years ago
USS Hopper sails near disputed South China Sea island claimed by China
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USS Hopper sails near disputed South China Sea island claimed by China

US destroyer USS Hopper sailed within 12 miles of the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea under what the US Navy refers to as a freedom of navigation operation. Hopper sailed near the China-claimed island on January 17 as part of its Western Pacific deployment. China’s foreign ministry

about 8 years ago
Damaged destroyer USS Fitzgerald arrives in Mississippi for repairs
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Damaged destroyer USS Fitzgerald arrives in Mississippi for repairs

Damaged US Navy destroyer USS Fitzgerald (DDG 62) has arrived in Pascagoula, Mississippi, where it will undergo some two years of repairs after being involved in a collision with a merchant tnaker in June 2017. The Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer arrived in Pascagoula on January 19 aboa

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy marks centenary of Orkney destroyer sinking
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Royal Navy marks centenary of Orkney destroyer sinking

A commemorative service to mark the centenary of the sinking of Royal Navy destroyers HMS Opal and HMS Narborough. Wreaths were laid during a ceremony on January 12 in memory of the 188 men who perished when the two destroyers hit rocks off Orkney exactly 100 years ago. HMS Opal and HMS Narborough r

about 8 years ago
F-35B ready USS Wasp arrives at new homeport in Sasebo, Japan
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F-35B ready USS Wasp arrives at new homeport in Sasebo, Japan

US Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Wasp (LHD 1) arrived in Sasebo, Japan, on January 14, to become the forward-deployed amphibious assault ship in 7th Fleet. USS Wasp, which has undergone significant upgrades to be able to land and launch the US Marine Corp’s F-35B Joint Strike Fighter, completed

about 8 years ago
German air-defense frigate ‘Hessen’ deploying to US for drills with US carrier strike group
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German air-defense frigate ‘Hessen’ deploying to US for drills with US carrier strike group

German Navy’s F124 air-defense frigate FGS Hessen will be joining a US Navy aircraft carrier strike group off the US east coast for joint drills. Hessen is scheduled to depart her homeport of Wilhelmshaven on January 15 and will be joined by a Norwegian frigate which will also be integrating into a

about 8 years ago
Kraken supplies synthetic aperture sonar for US Navy AUV
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Kraken supplies synthetic aperture sonar for US Navy AUV

Canadian marine technology company Kraken Robotic Systems has completed development of a real-time synthetic aperture sonar (SAS) system for the US Navy’s REMUS 600 autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV). The real-time sonar has already been integrated and tested onboard the REMUS 600, operated by the

about 8 years ago
iXblue to provide navigation systems for new French FTI frigates
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iXblue to provide navigation systems for new French FTI frigates

French shipbuilder Naval Group has selected navigation and positioning systems company iXblue to deliver its Marins systems for the French Navy’s new FTI (Fregate de Taille Intermediaire) medium-size frigates. As a prime contractor on the FTI project, Naval Group signed a contract with iXblue for th

about 8 years ago
Saab to showcase its anti-submarine warfare (ASW) training system to US Navy
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Saab to showcase its anti-submarine warfare (ASW) training system to US Navy

Sweden’s defense contractor Saab announced it will be demonstrating its AUV62-AT anti-submarine warfare (ASW) training system to the US Navy this year. The AUV62-AT is based on an artificial acoustic system that mimics a submarine. The US Navy will evaluate Saab’s AUV62-AT against its own systems th

about 8 years ago
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