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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 6 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
Royal Thai Navy launches second Krabi-class OPV
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Royal Thai Navy launches second Krabi-class OPV

Thailand’s Bangkok Dock has launched the Royal Thai Navy’s second Krabi-class offshore patrol vessel, the future HTMS Prachuap Khiri Khan (552). The ship, which was built under a licensing agreement with UK’s BAE Systems, was launched on August 2. It is based on the River-class OPVs currently being

about 7 years ago
US Coast Guard receives 35th fast response cutter
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US Coast Guard receives 35th fast response cutter

Bollinger Shipyards delivered the 35th fast response cutter (FRC), Angela McShan, to the US Coast Guard in Key West, Florida, on August 1. The cutter will be the third of three FRCs stationed in Cape May, New Jersey. Angela McShan, the cutter’s namesake, was the first African-American woman to be pr

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
BAE Systems wins contract to modernize US Navy’s C5ISR systems
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BAE Systems wins contract to modernize US Navy’s C5ISR systems

The US Navy has selected BAE Systems to provide engineering and integration support for critical communications and combat systems. BAE Systems has been awarded a five-year, $90 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to modernize and maintain C5ISR systems embedded within vehicles,

about 7 years ago
Canada’s surface combatant project will cost C$4.6B per ship, new report finds
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Canada’s surface combatant project will cost C$4.6B per ship, new report finds

An updated estimate of the Canadian Surface Combatant (CSC) program indicates that the Canadian government is poised to pay C$8 billion more than initially expected to acquire a fleet of 15 new frigates. According to the government’s new budget officer report, the total cost of the CSC program is C$

about 7 years ago
BAE Systems buys UUV maker Riptide
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BAE Systems buys UUV maker Riptide

Shipbuilder and defense contractor BAE Systems announced it has acquired key assets of Riptide Autonomous Solutions (Riptide), the maker of small unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) technology and solutions. “Adding Riptide’s technological capabilities will position us to provide customers unmatched f

about 7 years ago
Duqm Naval Dockyard wraps up US military sealift command contract
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Duqm Naval Dockyard wraps up US military sealift command contract

Duqm Naval Dockyard (DND) has completed its first drydocking project — the repair, overhaul and drydocking (ROH DD) of the fast expeditionary transport ship, the USNS Choctaw County. DND, a joint venture between Babcock International and the Oman Dry Dock Company (ODC) was established in Duqm, Oman,

about 7 years ago
CAE secures work on design phase of Canadian Surface Combatant program
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CAE secures work on design phase of Canadian Surface Combatant program

Montreal-based CAE announced it has received a contract from Lockheed Martin to begin work on the design phase of the Royal Canadian Navy’s Canadian Surface Combatant (CSC) ship program. During the design phase over the next several years, CAE will support combat systems training needs analysis and

about 7 years ago
US Coast Guard receives 34th fast response cutter
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US Coast Guard receives 34th fast response cutter

The US Coast Guard received its 34th fast response cutter (FRC), William Hart, from shipbuilder Bollinger Shipyards on May 23. The cutter was handed over in Florida and will be the third of three FRCs stationed in Honolulu. William Hart, the cutter’s namesake, received the Gold Lifesaving Medal for

about 7 years ago
First Australian frigate to complete AMCAP upgrade tests stability
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First Australian frigate to complete AMCAP upgrade tests stability

The first Royal Australian Navy Anzac-class frigate to undergo the Anzac Midlife Capability Assurance Program (AMCAP) upgrade has completed the inclining experiment at Henderson Shipyard, Western Australia to test stability. HMAS Arunta underwent the test after more than a year out of the water as p

about 7 years ago
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