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HMS Queen Elizabeth crew moves on board
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HMS Queen Elizabeth crew moves on board

Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth is one step closer to departing Rosyth after the ship’s company took up residence on board the UK’s future flagship. Over the last couple of months, the 700-strong ship’s company has been navigating their way around the 65,000 tonne aircraft carrier fa

about 9 years ago
CARAT Thailand concludes
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CARAT Thailand concludes

The U.S. and Royal Thai Navy concluded eight days of bilateral training events ashore and at sea and wrapped up the 2017 edition of the Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) exercise on June 6. This is the 23rd-annual CARAT exercise and the Royal Thai Navy has been a participant in the s

about 9 years ago
Scavengers loot Australian WWII ship sunk in Java Sea
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Scavengers loot Australian WWII ship sunk in Java Sea

A recent dive on the wreck of the Royal Australian Navy’s World War II cruiser HMAS Perth revealed that due to illegal salvage activity, only 40 percent of the vessel is in place. The findings are the result of a joint dive conducted by maritime archaeologists from the Australian National Maritime M

about 9 years ago
US Marines start maintenance of open water safety craft
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US Marines start maintenance of open water safety craft

The U.S. Marine Corps is starting an overhaul of its open water safety craft (OWSC) this year under the Enterprise Life Cycle Maintenance Program. This is the first round of major maintenance for the OWSC, which has been in service since 2006, and is used as an emergency vessel during waterborne tra

about 9 years ago
US naval oceanographers demonstrating unmanned systems in Gulf of Mexico
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US naval oceanographers demonstrating unmanned systems in Gulf of Mexico

U.S. Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Commands (NAVMETOCCOM) spent the last several months preparing for an operational demonstration of unmanned systems which is taking place in the Gulf of Mexico between May 31 and June 1. Operations and observations collected during the demonstration will be in

about 9 years ago
Raytheon Anschütz launches new naval navigation system
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Raytheon Anschütz launches new naval navigation system

Navigation and naval systems manufacturer Raytheon Anschütz announced the launch of a new naval navigation and bridge system dubbed Synapsis Naval. The new technology features a user-centered design and builds on the company’s previously developed Synapsis Integrated Navigation System. The system in

about 9 years ago
US Navy conducts first South China Sea freedom of navigation op under Trump
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US Navy conducts first South China Sea freedom of navigation op under Trump

The U.S. Navy ordered one of its destroyers to challenge China’s territorial claims in the South China Sea by sailing within 12 nautical miles of a Chinese artificially built island. According to Reuters, Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Dewey sailed near a disputed reef in the Spratly Islands over

about 9 years ago
US Navy awards Raytheon $27.9M for LCS variable depth sonar
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US Navy awards Raytheon $27.9M for LCS variable depth sonar

The U.S. Navy has awarded Raytheon a $27.9 million contract to provide the provide a new variable depth sonar solution for the littoral combat ship class. According to Raytheon, the contract follows a study and product assessment phase during which Raytheon proved the solution’s features and capabil

about 9 years ago
Israel Aerospace Industries lands Indian Navy LRSAM contract
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Israel Aerospace Industries lands Indian Navy LRSAM contract

The Indian Navy has awarded Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) a $630 million contract for the delivery of LRSAM air and missile defense systems for four Indian Navy ships, the Israeli company announced on Sunday. LRSAM is an air and missile defense system under joint development by IAI and India’s D

about 9 years ago
USS Detroit completes final contract trials
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USS Detroit completes final contract trials

The U.S. Navy’s Freedom-class littoral combat ship USS Detroit (LCS 7), completed final contract trials (FCT) during a five-day evaluation period that began May 10. The trials, conducted by the Navy’s Board of Inspection and Survey, are part of a series of post-delivery test and trial events through

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy video shows Type 45 destroyer launch an Aster missile
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Royal Navy video shows Type 45 destroyer launch an Aster missile

The Royal Navy has released a video showing its Type 45 destroyer HMS Diamond testing its Sea Viper missile system off the Scotland coast. In the missile system test, the launched 450kg Aster missile flew four times the speed of sound and destroyed a drone target that simulated a projectile attack o

about 9 years ago
ECA Group delivers unmanned minehunting system for Kazakh Navy vessel
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ECA Group delivers unmanned minehunting system for Kazakh Navy vessel

French unmanned systems manufacturer ECA Group announced that the unmanned mine counter measure integrated system (UMIS) it delivered to Kazakh Navy passed sea acceptance trials. The system was delivered and installed onboard the Kazakh Navy 10750E-class mine countermeasure vessel. Built by the Russ

about 9 years ago
New Towed Acoustic Projector System to boost DST Group’s underwater research
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New Towed Acoustic Projector System to boost DST Group’s underwater research

The Australian Defence Science and Technology (DST) Group says it has acquired a new Towed Acoustic Projector System (TAPS) that will help the organization improve its underwater acoustic research. DST said it had been using it’s much larger 10 tonne sonar research projector system (SRP) to conduct

about 9 years ago
Australian Navy’s third air warfare destroyer receives mast
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Australian Navy’s third air warfare destroyer receives mast

In another step towards completing hull integration in the coming months, Royal Australian Navy’s third air warfare destroyer, the future Sydney, received her mast on May 15. AWD Alliance, with shipbuilder ASC at the helm, loaded out the mast onto the hull of Sydney, following a mast stepping ceremo

about 9 years ago
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