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UK: SeeByte Announces Compatibility of Its SeeTrack Military Software Systems
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UK: SeeByte Announces Compatibility of Its SeeTrack Military Software Systems

SeeByte, the global leader in creating smart software for unmanned maritime systems, has today announced the compatibility of its SeeTrack Military software systems with the Marine Sonic Technology, Ltd. high resolution Sea Scan HDS side-scan sonar system. Ioseba Tena, Sales Manager at SeeByte comme

about 13 years ago
Zvezdochka Ship Repair Delivers Upgraded Submarine Sindhurakshak to Indian Navy
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Zvezdochka Ship Repair Delivers Upgraded Submarine Sindhurakshak to Indian Navy

Zvezdochka Ship Repair Center, member of the United Shipbuilding Corporation (OSK OJSC), has delivered the upgraded diesel electric submarine Sindhurakshak of Project 877EKM (Kilo class) to Indian Navy. The delivery ceremony was symbolically held on January 26, the Republic Day of India. The contrac

about 13 years ago
UK: Royal Navy’s Warship HMS Britannia Celebrates Its 150-Year Bond with Dartmouth
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UK: Royal Navy’s Warship HMS Britannia Celebrates Its 150-Year Bond with Dartmouth

The Royal Navy’s officer corps will celebrate their 150-year association with the town of Dartmouth in 2013. An all-star concert by former Royal Marines musicians in March kick-starts anniversary events which mark the arrival of HMS Britannia on the Dart back in 1863. The spiritual home of the Royal

about 13 years ago
Royal Netherlands Airforce’s Newest Helicopter Makes Debut in Somalia
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Royal Netherlands Airforce’s Newest Helicopter Makes Debut in Somalia

The Royal Netherlands Airforce’s newest helicopter, the NH-90, is on its way to Somalia on board HNLMS De Ruyter. It is the first overseas mission in which the maritime on-board helicopter will take part. Although in its current configuration it will not be able to carry out all mission tasks, the N

about 13 years ago
Mine Hunter HMS Grimsby to Anchor in Liverpool, UK
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Mine Hunter HMS Grimsby to Anchor in Liverpool, UK

The Royal Navy’s state-of-the-art Sandown Class mine hunter HMS Grimsby will visit Liverpool from February 1-4. Berthing alongside the Cruise Liner Terminal at the heart of the city, the 52.7 metre ship will host a number of organised groups during her time in port. Kicking off with a visit by Merse

about 13 years ago
VIDEO: Royal Navy’s Wildcat Takes to the Sky for the First Time (UK)
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VIDEO: Royal Navy’s Wildcat Takes to the Sky for the First Time (UK)

The first Wildcat attack helicopter to be delivered to the Royal Navy has successfully taken its first flight at Yeovil in Somerset. The Wildcat has a more powerful engine, allowing it to be flown in extreme conditions all year round. It is also equipped with a more robust fuselage, a high-tech inte

about 13 years ago
UK Seeks More Effective Tools to Strengthen Security of Maritime Operations
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UK Seeks More Effective Tools to Strengthen Security of Maritime Operations

The British Ministry of Defence is looking for ways to strengthen the security of maritime operations so that it can be more effective at combating illegal activities such as gun-running, people-smuggling and piracy. The Royal Navy provides the main defence of the UK’s seas and overseas territories

about 13 years ago
Thales Opens CoE for Naval Radars in Singapore
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Thales Opens CoE for Naval Radars in Singapore

The official opening of Thales’ Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Radar and Integrated Sensors in Singapore was held on January 25 and was inaugurated by Her Excellency Mrs Lilianne Ploumen, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, the Netherlands. The CoE is the result of a close cooper

about 13 years ago
UK: Rolls-Royce Installs First MT30 Gas Turbine into HMS Queen Elizabeth
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UK: Rolls-Royce Installs First MT30 Gas Turbine into HMS Queen Elizabeth

Rolls-Royce, the global power systems company, has this week successfully completed the installation of the first MT30 gas turbine into the Royal Navy’s new aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth, at Babcock’s Rosyth shipyard in Scotland. The MT30, at 36 megawatts (around 50,000 horsepower), is the wo

about 13 years ago
Sweden: Transas to Provide ECDIS Systems for Armed Forces
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Sweden: Transas to Provide ECDIS Systems for Armed Forces

Transas Marine has received a prestigious order to supply its Navi-Sailor ECDIS systems for the Swedish Armed Forces. After an extensive evaluation, the Swedish Defense Material Administration (FMV) has selected Transas to implement ECDIS on board of the eight Swedish Armed Forces vessels. The proje

about 13 years ago
German Navy’s F125 Class Frigates to Feature Cassidian’s TRS-4D Naval Radar
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German Navy’s F125 Class Frigates to Feature Cassidian’s TRS-4D Naval Radar

The German Navy’s F125 class frigates will be equipped with Cassidian’s newly developed TRS-4D naval radar, which will provide them with reconnaissance and surveillance capabilities that are unique worldwide. Cassidian, the defence and security division of EADS, has now successfully passed the first

about 13 years ago
UK: First Sea Lord Talks Leadership with Next Generation of Naval Leaders
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UK: First Sea Lord Talks Leadership with Next Generation of Naval Leaders

The Royal Navy’s most senior Officer has shared his thoughts on leadership with the next generation of naval leaders during a visit to Britannia Royal Naval College (BRNC) in Dartmouth. Meeting a group of Officer Cadets undergoing their initial naval training, Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope led a discuss

about 13 years ago
UK: HMS Ambush Flies White Ensign for First Time
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UK: HMS Ambush Flies White Ensign for First Time

Ambush, the second of the Astute class attack submarines, has been formally handed over to the Royal Navy and has begun flying the White Ensign for the first time. Tony Wilcox, head of acceptance for BAE Systems and Commander Peter Green RN, Commanding Officer of Ambush, participated in the ceremony

about 13 years ago
Sweden: Saab Secures Order for Its AUV62
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Sweden: Saab Secures Order for Its AUV62

Defence and security company Saab have signed a contract on delivery of autonomous underwater vehicles systems, AUV62, in training configuration. The order has a total value of MSEK 269 and comprises supply and long term maintenance and support of AUV62, the latest version of the advanced training t

about 13 years ago
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