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BAE Systems to Reduce Workforce in Australia
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BAE Systems to Reduce Workforce in Australia

BAE Systems, a British multinational defence, security and aerospace company, in an update on its business announced a “further headcount reductions” at its Australian shipyard. Despite Australia’s intention to launch a naval shipbuilding strategy, BAE Systems said that “it is unclear whether this i

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy’s HMS Cattistock Back in Operation
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Royal Navy’s HMS Cattistock Back in Operation

UK’s Portsmouth-based minehunter, HMS Cattistock returns to service after a major life-extension upgrade. The re-dedication ceremony marking this occasion took place in Portsmouth Naval Base yesterday, Nov. 2. The upgrade, carried out by BAE Systems in Portsmouth, includes new engines and means that

about 10 years ago
NUSHIP Adelaide Heads to Her Sydney Homeport
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NUSHIP Adelaide Heads to Her Sydney Homeport

Australian Navy’s newest vessel NUSHIP Adelaide started her delivery voyage to her homeport, Fleet Base East, Sydney. According to social media, the Canberra class amphibious assault ship departed the BAE Systems shipyard in Williamstown, Melbourne, on 28 October, and will be soon handed over to the

about 10 years ago
Fallon: UK Comitted to Successor Sub Programme
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Fallon: UK Comitted to Successor Sub Programme

The UK Defence Secretary, Michael Fallon, affirmed the Government’s commitment to the Successor submarine programme at a reception in the House of Commons yesterday, Oct 21. Speaking at the House of Commons, Fallon announced that the government is committed to building four Successor ballistic missi

about 10 years ago
USCG Receives 15th Fast Response Cutter
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USCG Receives 15th Fast Response Cutter

Bollinger Shipyards has delivered the Joseph Napier, the 15th Fast Response Cutter (FRC) to the United States Coast Guard. The 154 foot patrol craft Joseph Napier is the 15th vessel in the Coast Guard’s Sentinel-class FRC program. To build the FRC, Bollinger used a craft design based on the Damen St

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems Demonstrates New Unmanned Vessel
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BAE Systems Demonstrates New Unmanned Vessel

BAE Systems demonstrated new unmanned technology, in partnership with ASV, for the first time at a site near Portsmouth Naval Base. The new system will allow crews to carry out vital tasks such as high speed reconnaissance and remote surveillance while keeping sailors out of harm’s way. The modified

about 10 years ago
Servowatch’s IPMS for Royal Navy Vessels Pass FATs
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Servowatch’s IPMS for Royal Navy Vessels Pass FATs

Servowatch has completed BAE System’s Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) of the fully integrated platform management system it has built for the Royal Navy’s offshore patrol vessels. Servowatch is a supplier of advanced integrated ship control systems and will now integrate the IPMS package at BAE Syste

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy’s Diamond Gets New Gadgets
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Royal Navy’s Diamond Gets New Gadgets

The new-look, souped-up HMS Diamond makes her way to sea for the first time since the summer of 2014. Some 15 months of work by BAE Systems have gone into the third of the Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyers in Portsmouth Naval Base to get the ship ready for her third operational deployment. Since retur

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems Upgrades Australia’s ANZAC Class Frigates
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BAE Systems Upgrades Australia’s ANZAC Class Frigates

Sustainment teams on both sides of Australia are upgrading ANZAC class frigates HMAS Perth and HMAS Anzac to significantly increase their capability. Across each warship, BAE Systems Australia is delivering more than 15 complex engineering changes including enclosing the quarter deck, modifications

about 10 years ago
HMS Westminster Hits Overhaul Milestone
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HMS Westminster Hits Overhaul Milestone

The waters lap the hull of Britain’s ‘capital ship’ for the first time in 11 months as HMS Westminster passes a milestone in a major overhaul. Since November last year, the frigate has been sitting on blocks in the recently-refurbished No.15 dock in Portsmouth Naval Base while engineers from BAE Sys

about 10 years ago
First Steel Cut for Royal Navy’s Third Patrol Vessel
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First Steel Cut for Royal Navy’s Third Patrol Vessel

Construction of the final Royal Navy Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) took an important step forward today, as the Minister of State for Defence Procurement started a computer-guided laser to cut the first piece of hull. During a visit to BAE Systems’ Govan yard in Glasgow, Defence Minister Philip Dunne

about 10 years ago
HMS Queen Elizabeth Gets New Radar System
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HMS Queen Elizabeth Gets New Radar System

A cutting-edge 3D radar system, capable of detecting objects as small as a tennis ball and travelling at three times the speed of sound more than 25km away, has been successfully installed to the Royal Navy’s future aircraft carrier, HMS Queen Elizabeth. Known as Artisan 3D the radar system will be

about 10 years ago
USS Cape St. George Repair Deal Awarded
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USS Cape St. George Repair Deal Awarded

US Navy awarded further fiscal 2015 extended dry-docking selected restricted availability works for its Ticonderoga-class cruiser USS Cape St. George (CG-71). The $50,6 million deal is a modification of the previously awarded contract to BAE Systems San Diego Ship Repair, San Diego, California. An e

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems Wins USS Milius Maintenance Works
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BAE Systems Wins USS Milius Maintenance Works

BAE Systems San Diego Ship Repair received a $53,6 million modification to previously awarded contract for USS Milius (DDG 69) fiscal 2015 extended selected restricted availability. An extended selected restricted availability includes the planning and execution of depot-level maintenance, alteratio

about 10 years ago
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