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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
German offshore patrol vessels getting BAE’s 57mm naval guns
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German offshore patrol vessels getting BAE’s 57mm naval guns

German offshore patrol vessels that will be used to patrol the country’s North Sea and Baltic coastlines are set to receive BAE Systems-built 57mm naval guns. The first gun system is scheduled for delivery in 2020. German shipbuilder Fassmer is building three 86-meter OPVs for the German federal pol

about 7 years ago
Indonesian KCR-60 fast-attack craft getting BAE’s 57mm guns
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Indonesian KCR-60 fast-attack craft getting BAE’s 57mm guns

A total of four locally-built Indonesian Navy KCR-60 fast-attack craft will be receiving BAE Systems’ Bofors 57 Mk3 naval guns under an initial four-unit contract signed between the UK-based defense contractor and government-owned shipbuilder PT PAL Indonesia. Two of the new 57 Mk3 systems will be f

about 7 years ago
BAE Systems cuts steel for second Royal Navy Type 26 frigate Cardiff
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BAE Systems cuts steel for second Royal Navy Type 26 frigate Cardiff

Construction of the second of eight Royal Navy Type 26 frigates has gotten underway with a ceremony on the river Clyde. The first steel for future HMS Cardiff was cut at prime contractor BAE Systems’ Govan shipyard where the company has already assembled first blocks of the lead City-class frigate H

about 7 years ago
BAE Systems completes P950 autonomous RIB trials
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BAE Systems completes P950 autonomous RIB trials

UK defense technology company BAE Systems has completed “one-of-a-kind” trials of the autonomous Pacific 950 rigid inflatable boat (RIB) demonstrator. The company now says that the autonomous technology will allow navies to go beyond the limits of human endurance with unmanned vessels that can trave

about 7 years ago
Another Australian company brought in as Type 26 frigate supplier
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Another Australian company brought in as Type 26 frigate supplier

An Adelaide-based composite materials developer has become the latest Type 26 global combat ship supplier, the Australian defense minister announced during a visit to BAE Systems’ Govan shipyard in Scotland. Linda Reynolds, the Australian defense minister visited Govan to witness the build progress

about 7 years ago
Work progresses on first Royal Navy Type 26 frigate
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Work progresses on first Royal Navy Type 26 frigate

Future HMS Glasgow, the first of the new class of Royal Navy Type 26 frigates, is beginning to resemble a ship as her manufacturing progresses on the Clyde. The new City-class ships will be the successor to the Duke-class Type 23 frigates currently in service. She’ll comprise more than 60 blocks in

about 7 years ago
Bomb scare on Royal Navy nuclear submarine yard a hoax
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Bomb scare on Royal Navy nuclear submarine yard a hoax

The BAE Systems’ Barrow-in-Furness shipyard was evacuated on April 10 after a bomb was reported to have been found on one of the Royal Navy nuclear submarines under construction at the yard. An estimated 1,700 staff are believed to have been evacuated in the process. “Following an extensive sweep of

about 7 years ago
Thales establishing UK office to develop Tacticos for Type 31 frigates
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Thales establishing UK office to develop Tacticos for Type 31 frigates

France-based defense contractor Thales is opening a UK office for work on the Royal Navy’s future Type 31 frigate program. The company said it would be joining the Babcock-led team which is proposing the Arrowhead design for the new class of general-purpose frigates for the Royal Navy. Should the Ar

about 7 years ago
Final decision on German Navy’s 10,000-ton MKS180 facing delays again
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Final decision on German Navy’s 10,000-ton MKS180 facing delays again

The decision on the preferred contractor for the construction of the German Navy’s new MKS 180 surface combatants could be delayed once more, minister president of the northern German state of Schleswig-Holstein has indicated. Speaking to the German Press Agency DPA in Paris, Daniel Günther said a d

about 7 years ago
Fourth Royal Navy OPV named in Glasgow ceremony
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Fourth Royal Navy OPV named in Glasgow ceremony

The Royal Navy held an official naming ceremony for HMS Tamar, the fourth of overall five new Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessels being built. The OPV naming ceremony took place in the shipyard in Glasgow where she and her sisters were built. The 90-meter ship is equipped with a 30mm cannon

about 7 years ago
UK starts integration of Meteor, SPEAR missiles on F-35B fighter jets
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UK starts integration of Meteor, SPEAR missiles on F-35B fighter jets

UK defense contractor BAE Systems announced it has started work on the integration of Meteor air-to-air and SPEAR surface attack missiles on to the UK’s fleet of F-35B fighter jets. As explained by the company, it has received an initial funding award from Lockheed Martin, the prime contractor on th

about 7 years ago
Spain mulling purchase of US assault amphibious vehicles
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Spain mulling purchase of US assault amphibious vehicles

Spain could buy BAE Systems-built assault amphibious vehicles(AAV) following a US State Department approval for the possible sale of 11 AAVs to the European country. As outlined in the approval, announced on March 15, Spain is looking to buy 11 AAVs in three different configurations under a deal tha

about 7 years ago
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