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Rolls-Royce to deliver MTU Series 4000 gensets for Type 45 propulsion overhaul
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Rolls-Royce to deliver MTU Series 4000 gensets for Type 45 propulsion overhaul

Rolls-Royce has been contracted to supply 18 of its MTU Series 4000 diesel generator sets which will be used to improve the reliability of Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer. The contract was awarded by BAE Systems who is the main contractor on the Power Improvement Project (PIP) which is being undertak

about 7 years ago
BAE Systems investing into AR/AI for future combat systems
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BAE Systems investing into AR/AI for future combat systems

UK defense company BAE Systems announced it is investing £20 million into the development of augmented reality and artificial intelligence which will improve the capability of future combat systems. As explained by the company, the innovations will help naval personnel improve their decision making

about 7 years ago
Type 26 frigates to feature SCANTER radars
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Type 26 frigates to feature SCANTER radars

The Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates will be fitted with Terma’s SCANTER radars and Raytheon Anschütz naval radar software whose joint solution recently obtained the International Maritime Organization certificate. The Terma-Raytheon solution will help save space, cost, and training efforts because

about 7 years ago
Babcock lands Royal Navy aircraft carrier training contract extension
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Babcock lands Royal Navy aircraft carrier training contract extension

Engineering services company Babcock International announced on Wednesday that its Marine Training business signed a 36-month contract extension with the Royal Navy. The company also noted that the maritime training business is expanding to a new facility in Hampshire. The recently awarded Future Tr

about 7 years ago
BAE Systems launches fourth River-class OPV Tamar
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BAE Systems launches fourth River-class OPV Tamar

BAE Systems has launched HMS Tamar – the fourth of five Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessels – lowering it into the water at its Govan yard. Tamar was then towed three kilometers downstream to the firm’s Scotstoun facility, where fitting out takes place. There she joins the third ship in the

about 7 years ago
Royal Navy starts F-35B rolling vertical landing trials
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Royal Navy starts F-35B rolling vertical landing trials

Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth was at the center of an important milestone for the F-35 program as an F-35B performed the first ever shipborne rolling vertical landing (SRVL) British test pilot Peter Wilson conducted the landing this weekend. Previously the jets have conducted only

about 7 years ago
Royal Navy to base all Type 26 frigates in Devonport
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Royal Navy to base all Type 26 frigates in Devonport

The eight Type 26 frigates being built for the Royal Navy will be homeported in Devonport, UK defense secretary Gavin Williamson has announced. The 6,900-tonne frigates will be anti-submarine warships and will provide protection for the UK nuclear deterrent and the Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft car

about 7 years ago
UK MoD names new Type 26 frigate, ends assault ship cuts rumors
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UK MoD names new Type 26 frigate, ends assault ship cuts rumors

UK defense secretary Gavin Williamson on September 30 announced the name of another Type 26 frigate and revealed that the Royal Navy assault ships HMS Bulwark and HMS Albion would not be scrapped. Speaking in Birmingham, Williamson said that the fourth of the UK’s eventual eight Type 26 frigates wil

about 7 years ago
ABB to equip HMNB Portsmouth with green power technology
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ABB to equip HMNB Portsmouth with green power technology

Technology company ABB has been contracted to supply a shore-to-ship power solution to Her Majesty’s Naval Base (HMNB) Portsmouth. The naval base in Portsmouth, spread over 150 hectares, with 10 kilometers of waterfront, is home to almost two-thirds of the Royal Navy’s surface fleet, including friga

about 8 years ago
HMS Prince of Wales’ operations room comes online two months ahead of schedule
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HMS Prince of Wales’ operations room comes online two months ahead of schedule

The second of two new Royal Navy aircraft carriers, the future HMS Prine of Wales, now has a functional operations room – two months earlier than it was intially expected. The operations room will allow the crew of HMS Prince of Wales to watch for threats, track the movements of the carrier’s F-35B

about 8 years ago
Babcock, Royal Navy consolidate training systems support contract
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Babcock, Royal Navy consolidate training systems support contract

The UK defense ministry has awarded Babcock International a five-year maritime training systems through-life availability & support service (MARTASS) contract. As announced by the company, a series of support packages, defined by the maritime combat system (MCS) and maritime training acquisition org

about 8 years ago
Cammell Laird boasts strong supplier network for Type 31 frigate bid
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Cammell Laird boasts strong supplier network for Type 31 frigate bid

UK shipbuilder Cammell Laird announced it has built a network of more than 2,000 suppliers that will be involved in the construction of the Royal Navy’s future Type 31 frigate should the Cammell Laird-BAE Systems duo be selected. The shipyard and engineering services company says it is registering m

about 8 years ago
UK restarts Type 31 frigate program competition
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UK restarts Type 31 frigate program competition

After halting a competition for the construction of five Type 31 frigates late July, the UK defense ministry has now relaunched the process. The program was halted on July 24 due to what the defense ministry identified as inadequate competition prior to awarding competitive design phase (CDP) contra

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy frigate wraps up seven-month Asia Pacific deployment
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Royal Navy frigate wraps up seven-month Asia Pacific deployment

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Sutherland returned to her homeport at Her Majesty’s Naval Base Devonport on August 10, concluding a seven-month deployment to the Asia-Pacific. Sutherland and her crew got underway on January 9, becoming the first Royal Navy vessel to operate in Asia Pacific in rece

about 8 years ago
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