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Six companies to continue working on US Navy’s large USV design
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Six companies to continue working on US Navy’s large USV design

The US Navy has hired six defense companies for continued studies of a large unmanned surface vessel (USV) design.

about 4 years ago
UK’s first Type 26 frigate to enter the water later this year, BAE confirms
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UK’s first Type 26 frigate to enter the water later this year, BAE confirms

Royal Navy’s first Type 26 anti-submarine frigate HMS Glasgow will enter the water later this year, shipbuilding company BAE Systems has confirmed.

about 4 years ago
BAE Systems wins Artisan radar deal for Brazilian Navy’s aircraft carrier
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BAE Systems wins Artisan radar deal for Brazilian Navy’s aircraft carrier

UK defence company BAE Systems has signed a five-year contract to support its Artisan radar on the Brazilian Navy’s flagship, the multipurpose aircraft carrier NAM Atlântico.

about 4 years ago
UK’s Type 23 frigate preparing for front-line duties after overhaul
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UK’s Type 23 frigate preparing for front-line duties after overhaul

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Kent has undergone an overhaul and is gearing up for its first deployment since accompanying the navy’s aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth and the carrier strike group to the Pacific Rim and back.

about 4 years ago
BAE Systems: US Navy signs $2.68 bn IDIQ contract for laser-guided rockets
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BAE Systems: US Navy signs $2.68 bn IDIQ contract for laser-guided rockets

The US Navy has signed a $2.68 billion indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract for the purchase of thousands of additional APKWS laser-guided rockets, BAE Systems said. This type of a contract enables the US Navy to purchase APKWS guidance kits over a five-year period, representing f

about 6 years ago
BAE gets follow-on deal for Amphibious Combat Vehicle deliveries
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BAE gets follow-on deal for Amphibious Combat Vehicle deliveries

The US Marine Corps Systems Command has awarded BAE Systems a $119.9 contract modification for the delivery of an additional 30 Amphibious Combat Vehicles (ACV). In June 2018, BAE Systems was selected as the preferred builder for the construction of the ACV, a new platform that will eventually repla

about 6 years ago
Raytheon, BAE Systems get funds for US Navy dual-band decoy demos
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Raytheon, BAE Systems get funds for US Navy dual-band decoy demos

The US Navy has awarded Raytheon and BAE Systems contracts to demonstrate their technologies for the development of a modern towed decoy for the F/A-18 E/F over the next 27 months. The technology protects pilots by emitting signals across extended frequencies to counter advancing threats, convincing

about 6 years ago
Royal Navy officially names final River-class OPV
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Royal Navy officially names final River-class OPV

The fifth and final unit from the second batch of the Royal Navy’s River-class offshore patrol vessels was formally named as work on HMS Spey nears completion. The ceremony was the latest milestone in a seven-year program which will give the Royal Navy a fleet of new patrol ships. As with her sister

about 6 years ago
Royal Thai Navy commissions second Krabi-class OPV
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Royal Thai Navy commissions second Krabi-class OPV

The Royal Thai Navy commissioned its second Krabi-class offshore patrol vessel in a ceremony in Sattahip, Chonburi, on September 27. HTMS Prachuap Khiri Khan (hull number 552) was commissioned less than a month after it was launched in early August by Thailand’s Bangkok Dock. Built under a licensing

about 6 years ago
Royal Navy commissions 2nd River-class OPV
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Royal Navy commissions 2nd River-class OPV

HMS Medway (P223), the second of the Royal Navy’s new River-class offshore patrol vessels (OPV), has been officially welcomed into the navy with her commissioning ceremony at Chatham Dockyard on September 19, 2019. The Portsmouth-based OPV sailed to the docks in Kent on the River Medway – the waterw

about 6 years ago
German Coast Guard receives second Potsdam-class OPV
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German Coast Guard receives second Potsdam-class OPV

The 84-meter vessel, Bamberg (BP 82), was christened and commissioned in Rostock.

about 6 years ago
BAE Systems gets $170m for work on two San Diego destroyers
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BAE Systems gets $170m for work on two San Diego destroyers

BAE Systems San Diego Ship Repair has received two contracts totaling over $170 million for the repairs and modernization of two San Diego-based Arleigh Burke-class destroyers. The shipyard received $86.1 million to carry out the extended dry-docking selected restricted availability (EDSRA) on USS D

about 6 years ago
Royal Navy frigate facilitates autonomous systems trials
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Royal Navy frigate facilitates autonomous systems trials

Royal Navy frigate HMS Argyll has lent its capabilities to a BAE Systems team trying out their unmanned Pacific 24 sea boat in trials at London’s Docklands. The trials are part of the Royal Navy’s NavyX autonomous hardware accelerator program and will take place over the course of this week. Type 23

about 6 years ago
UK signs maintenance deal for 2,200 military boats
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UK signs maintenance deal for 2,200 military boats

The UK defense ministry has authorized a new £177 million (approx. $218.4m) deal for the maintenance of some 2,200 boats used across the British military. The Boats In-Service Support (BISS) agreement, negotiated by Defence Equipment and Support, the procurement arm of the MOD, enables spares, repai

about 6 years ago
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