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BAE Systems introduces F35B simulator for Royal Navy carriers
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BAE Systems introduces F35B simulator for Royal Navy carriers

A new flight simulator for the F-35B Lightning II aircraft is now ready to help prepare pilots to take the real aircraft on flight trials on the Royal Navy’s new aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth next year. The simulator will test pilots’ skills to the limits as they practise landing on the deck

about 9 years ago
Babcock to support design work on US Coast Guard’s new Offshore Patrol Cutters
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Babcock to support design work on US Coast Guard’s new Offshore Patrol Cutters

Eastern Shipbuilding Group has brought in British company Babcock International to provide platform engineering design for the design and construction phases of the United States Coast Guard’s new Offshore Patrol Cutter (OPC) class vessels. Under the contract, Babcock will deliver a whole ship 3D mo

about 9 years ago
Australian defence industry minister tours Spanish frigate
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Australian defence industry minister tours Spanish frigate

Australia’s minister for defence industry visited a Spanish Navy frigate downselected for the Future Frigate programme on Friday to inspect the capabilities of the ship. Minister Christopher Pyne went aboard the F-100 frigate ESPS Cristobal Colon for a tour of the ship and an update on the progress

about 9 years ago
Italian frigate arrives in Indonesia on Asia-Pacific deployment
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Italian frigate arrives in Indonesia on Asia-Pacific deployment

Having wrapped up her participation in the Australian Navy exercise Ocean Explorer on March 5, Italian Navy FREMM frigate ITS Carabiniere headed for Jakarta, Indonesia as part of her deployment to the Asia-Pacific region. The Carlo Bergamini-class frigate arrived in Jakarta on March 9 and hosted the

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy’s Queen Elizabeth-class jetty ready
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Royal Navy’s Queen Elizabeth-class jetty ready

Works on the jetty that will welcome the Royal Navy’s largest ships ever built, the two Queen Elizabeth-class carriers, has been completed, the UK ministry of defense announced. The jetty at Her Majesty’s Naval Dockyard Portsmouth, parts of which date back over 90 years, has been refurbished to prep

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy officially names HMS Forth
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Royal Navy officially names HMS Forth

The UK Royal Navy today formally named HMS Forth, the first of its five new Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessels. The 90-metre warship, which will be tasked with vital counter-terrorism, anti-smuggling and maritime defence duties, was named HMS Forth in honour of the Scottish river in a cerem

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems chief to step down in June
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BAE Systems chief to step down in June

UK defence company BAE Systems announced on February 23 that Ian King, chief executive, BAE Systems plc, will retire in June this year. The company board confirmed today that Charles Woodburn, currently chief operating officer, will be appointed as Chief Executive from 1 July 2017. Until that time,

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems announces new submarine construction training facility
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BAE Systems announces new submarine construction training facility

UK defense company BAE Systems announced on Monday a new £25 million training facility at Barrow-in-Furness that will provide a learning environment for an estimated 1,000 craft and technical apprentices currently in training. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon today met apprentices working on Britain

about 9 years ago
Kelvin Hughes to provide radars for follow-on River-class offshore patrol vessels
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Kelvin Hughes to provide radars for follow-on River-class offshore patrol vessels

British company Kelvin Hughes will be supplying its SharpEye radar systems for the two follow-on Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessels HMS Tamar and HMS Spey. The announcement from Monday follows an earlier contract from 2015 for the delivery of same systems for the first three vessels in the

about 9 years ago
Germany will buy six instead of four MKS Multi-role Combat Ships
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Germany will buy six instead of four MKS Multi-role Combat Ships

Germany will buy six MKS 180 multi-role warships right away instead of initially starting off with four units, a spokesman of German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen said on Monday, according to Reuters. The initial plan was to build four ships in the class and later decide whether to build ano

about 9 years ago
European researchers complete naval corrosion protection study
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European researchers complete naval corrosion protection study

European researchers, enterprises and academic organizations have completed a long-running study on ways to protect navy ships from corrosion. Dubbed the Corrosion Control for Navy Ships, the European Defence Agency (EDA) led project ran from 2013-2016 and resulted in a number of potential solutions

about 9 years ago
Italian frigate hosts Australian defense minister in Adelaide
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Italian frigate hosts Australian defense minister in Adelaide

During her port call in Adelaide, Italian FREMM frigate ITS Carabiniere welcomed the Australian minister for defense Christopher Pyne on board on February 5. Pyne toured the Italian frigate ITS Carabiniere as it visited South Australia on a four-month deployment to the Asia-Pacific to support naval

about 9 years ago
Second Thai Navy OPV to feature Servowatch platform management system
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Second Thai Navy OPV to feature Servowatch platform management system

Thailand’s Bangkok Dock selected British Servowatch to deliver their integrated platform management system (IPMS) for the second River-class design patrol boat currently under construction for the Royal Thai Navy. The yet unnamed second Krabi-class offshore patrol vessel is being built in Thailand u

about 9 years ago
Artisan 3D radar completes three years of sea-based trials
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Artisan 3D radar completes three years of sea-based trials

The BAE Systems-developed Artisan 3D radar system has passed its acceptance trials after three years of integration on the Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigates. Artisan 3D has also been fitted on the new aircraft carrier, HMS Queen Elizabeth which is due into Portsmouth later this year. According to BAE Sy

about 9 years ago
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