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Kraken gets $1.5M boost for AUV development
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Kraken gets $1.5M boost for AUV development

Canadian marine technology company Kraken Sonar announced it will receive a financial boost of up to $1,470,000 from the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC-IRAP). The company said the funds would be used for the development of Kraken’s underwater robotics

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy’s HMS Westminster tests Sting Ray light-weight torpedo
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Royal Navy’s HMS Westminster tests Sting Ray light-weight torpedo

Royal Navy frigate HMS Westminster tested her Sting Ray light-weight torpedo during her weapons systems trials which she started after undergoing a two-year refit. A drogue parachute begins to deploy as a Sting Ray is propelled from its launcher and the magazine-launched torpedo system on the ‘capit

about 9 years ago
USS Bonhomme Richard sailors navigate by the stars
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USS Bonhomme Richard sailors navigate by the stars

Celestial navigation is one of the earliest forms of sea-based positioning and relies on taking angles between the horizon and a reliable celestial body like the sun, moon, or certain planets and stars. From their inception in 1798, Navy navigators and quartermasters were taught and used this method

about 9 years ago
UK’s carrier strike capability could be delayed, watchdog warns
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UK’s carrier strike capability could be delayed, watchdog warns

Technical issues and manpower shortage could cause delays in the Royal Navy’s plans for the deployment of its carrier strike group, a UK spending watchdog has warned. The UK ministry of defense plans to have an initial carrier strike operating capability by December 2020, something the UK has been w

about 9 years ago
Royal New Zealand Navy opens Anzac combat system trainer
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Royal New Zealand Navy opens Anzac combat system trainer

The Royal New Zealand Navy recently opened an Anzac combat system trainer following the first major milestone of the New Zealand Anzac frigate system upgrade project. Chief of Navy Rear Admiral John Martin opened the combat system trainer at the Maritime Warfare Training Centre at the Royal New Zeal

about 9 years ago
US Navy’s newest destroyer to be commissioned in July
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US Navy’s newest destroyer to be commissioned in July

The U.S. Navy’s newest Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, PCU Rafael Peralta (DDG115), will be commissioned July 29 in California, acting secretary of the U.S. Navy Sean J. Stackley has announced. The ceremony will take place at Naval Air Station North Island. Rafael Peralta is the 65th A

about 9 years ago
Australian Anzac-class frigates complete anti-ship missile defense upgrade program
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Australian Anzac-class frigates complete anti-ship missile defense upgrade program

Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class frigate HMAS Stuart is set to complete her anti-ship missile defense upgrade this week, marking the completion of an Australian Navy capability upgrade program that spanned seven years. Completion of works on HMAS Stuart was announced by contractor BAE Systems who

about 9 years ago
Russia to equip nuclear-powered Oscar-class submarines with Kalibr cruise missiles
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Russia to equip nuclear-powered Oscar-class submarines with Kalibr cruise missiles

The Russian Navy’s Project 949A Oscar-class submarines will be rearmed with the 3M-54 Kalibr cruise missile, Russia’s Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov said on March 6. “The Zvezda shipyard is carrying out profound modernization of Project 949A nuclear submarines, including the replacement of arm

about 9 years ago
TKMS, Kongsberg, Atlas Elektronik form Norwegian submarine joint venture
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TKMS, Kongsberg, Atlas Elektronik form Norwegian submarine joint venture

Norway’s Kongsberg, German thyssenkrupp Marine Systems and Atlas Elektronik signed a teaming agreement on Thursday that will see the three companies form a joint venture for the construction of Norwegian submarines. The joint venture company that will be established in Norway will be the internation

about 9 years ago
Warships start underway portion of Romanian-hosted exercise Poseidon
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Warships start underway portion of Romanian-hosted exercise Poseidon

Warships from NATO’s standing mine countermeasure group 2 (SNMCMG2) joined the underway portion of the Romanian-hosted exercise Poseidon that is taking place between March 5 and 13. The exercise as a whole is hosted by Romania this year and will include more than 1,500 sailors and 17 warships from s

about 9 years ago
HMS Iron Duke returns to training after maintenance
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HMS Iron Duke returns to training after maintenance

Royal Navy frigate HMS Iron Duke set sail for the first time this year having spent the winter in her home port undergoing a sustained period of maintenance. The Type 23 frigate, which spent the first half of 2016 on NATO duties in the Baltic and waters of northern Europe, is now headed for operatio

about 9 years ago
Australia’s first air warfare destroyer completes sea acceptance trials
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Australia’s first air warfare destroyer completes sea acceptance trials

Australia’s first air warfare destroyer NUSHIP Hobart returned to Adelaide after completing its sea acceptance trials off the coast of South Australia. Hobart spent the past five weeks demonstrating its on-board weapons capabilities, including 21 days at sea, where it conducted 20 platform system te

about 9 years ago
Lockheed dubs Dual Mode Plus laser-guided bomb as Paragon
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Lockheed dubs Dual Mode Plus laser-guided bomb as Paragon

U.S. defense contractor Lockheed Martin announced that it has branded its Dual Mode Plus laser-guided bomb (LGB) as Paragon. Paragon has been integrated on the F/A-18 while F-16 test flights are planned for the second quarter of 2017. In a U.S. Navy test from August 2016, the Dual Mode Plus demonstr

about 9 years ago
Canada’s last Iroquois-class destroyer to be paid off on March 10
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Canada’s last Iroquois-class destroyer to be paid off on March 10

Royal Canadian Navy’s last Iroquois-class destroyer HMCS Athabaskan is set to be decommissioned at the Canadian Forces Base Halifax on March 10, after 44 years of service. The destroyer returned to her homeport on March 1 after completing the final underway of her career. During the underway, HMCS A

about 9 years ago
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