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QinetiQ bags 11-year contract extension for Royal Navy mission systems
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QinetiQ bags 11-year contract extension for Royal Navy mission systems

The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded QinetiQ an 11-year, £109 million contract extension to continue to develop and de-risk Royal Navy mission systems and infrastructure through integration and testing at Portsdown Technology Park, Portsmouth, UK. The renewal of the naval combat system integration

about 10 years ago
French Navy’s fourth FREMM frigate starts sea trials
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French Navy’s fourth FREMM frigate starts sea trials

French shipbuilder DCNS has informed that the fourth French Navy FREMM frigate, FS Auvergne, started sea trials on September 26. Auvergne left the shipyard just days after DCNS launched the fifth of overall eight frigates the French Navy is to acquire. In its first out at sea, the new frigate will s

about 10 years ago
ASV Global gets MOD licence for MAST USV software use
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ASV Global gets MOD licence for MAST USV software use

The U.K. Ministry of Defence has given ASV Global a licence to use its Advanced Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) Capability technology. The contract has been signed through Ploughshare Innovations, the technology transfer arm of the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl). The licence is cent

about 10 years ago
German minehunter returns from life-saving mission
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German minehunter returns from life-saving mission

German Navy minehunter FGS Datteln is set return to the navy base in Kiel on September 30 after a three-month deployment to the Mediterranean Sea. Datteln is currently on its way back from the European Naval Force’s operation Sophia which is aimed at fighting against human smugglers and traffickers

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy to deploy Type 45 destroyer to Bulgarian shores next year
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Royal Navy to deploy Type 45 destroyer to Bulgarian shores next year

UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon announced that Britain would be sending a Type 45 destroyer to Bulgarian shores in the Black Sea next year. The Royal Navy deployment is part of a broader goal to deepen the defense relationship between the two countries to help tackle security threats in South Ea

about 10 years ago
Luerssen takes over German naval specialist Blohm+Voss
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Luerssen takes over German naval specialist Blohm+Voss

German shipbuilder Luerssen is taking over the Hamburg-based former ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems subsidiary Blohm+Voss, Luerssen announced on September 28. The two companies agreed that the price Luersen had to pay for the takeover would not be disclosed. With this acquisition, Luersen wants to round

about 10 years ago
German Navy oiler joins NATO’s SNMG1
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German Navy oiler joins NATO’s SNMG1

German Navy replenishment oiler Rhön (A 1443) is set to leave its homeport of Wilhelmshaven on October 4 to join the Standing NATO Maritime Group 1. Captain Egon Rhauderwiek is looking forward to the deployment following a longer dockyard period. Rhauderwiek said it was very important for him and th

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy boosts recompression chamber deployment capacity
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Royal Navy boosts recompression chamber deployment capacity

The Royal Navy is now capable of having its recompression chambers reach stricken submariners and divers faster as a recent trial showed that the navy’s six Type 45 destroyers can fit the chambers to their flight decks. Until now only the Navy’s thirteen Type 23 frigates were able to deploy the emer

about 10 years ago
Schiebel, Diehl team up for German Navy unmanned helicopter bid
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Schiebel, Diehl team up for German Navy unmanned helicopter bid

Austrian unmanned air system manufacturer Schiebel and German defense contractor Diehl Defence have renewed a teaming agreement which would allow Schiebel’s defense products to enter the German market. One particular goal of the collaboration is to market Schiebel’s vertical take-off and landing UAS

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy destroyer hosts Operation Sophia force commander
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Royal Navy destroyer hosts Operation Sophia force commander

Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer HMS Diamond that recently joined Operation Sophia in the Mediterranean, hosted the Commander of the EU Taskforce carrying out the mission. The destroyer sailed from Portsmouth in August to support the operation to counter illegal arms trafficking in order to promote a

about 10 years ago
Australian companies get opportunity to join Royal Navy’s Type 26 program
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Australian companies get opportunity to join Royal Navy’s Type 26 program

Australian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will have the opportunity to enter the supply chain for the Royal Navy’s Type 26 Global Combat Ship program. BAE Systems, the company in charge of developing the frigate, announced that some 150 Australian companies would pitch their products and

about 10 years ago
Canadian anti-submarine drill Cutlass Fury concludes
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Canadian anti-submarine drill Cutlass Fury concludes

The inaugural edition of the Royal Canadian Navy-hosted anti-submarine exercise Cutlass Fury has concluded. More than 3,000 personnel from five partner nations took part in the joint maritime training event conducted off the coasts of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and St. John’s, Newfoundland, from Septembe

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy aircraft carrier builders want to honor all workers involved in project
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Royal Navy aircraft carrier builders want to honor all workers involved in project

The Aircraft Carrier Alliance (ACA), a partnering relationship between the British industry and the UK Ministry of Defence in charge of constructing the Royal Navy’s largest ships ever built – Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers, is planning to honor all workers involved in the project. Dubbed t

about 10 years ago
US naval research office to join UK’s Unmanned Warrior
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US naval research office to join UK’s Unmanned Warrior

The U.S. Office of Naval Research (ONR) will head a U.S. Navy contingent demonstrating 10 technology projects during the first-ever Unmanned Warrior joint exercise hosted by the British Royal Navy. Unmanned Warrior is part of a larger, British naval exercise called Joint Warrior, which provides a se

about 10 years ago
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