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US Navy christening final Zumwalt-class destroyer in Maine
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US Navy christening final Zumwalt-class destroyer in Maine

The US Navy is to christen its third and final Zumwalt-class guided missile destroyer, the future USS Lyndon B. Johnson (DDG 1002), in a ceremony at the General Dynamics-Bath Iron Works shipyard in Bath, Maine. The ceremony is set for Saturday, April 27. DDG 1002 is named in honor of US president Ly

about 7 years ago
US destroyer uses combat system virtual twin in first live-fire test
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US destroyer uses combat system virtual twin in first live-fire test

US destroyer USS Thomas Hudner (DDG 116) tested the new AEGIS Virtual Twin system, a prototype of the AEGIS virtual combat management system, in a March live-fire missile launch. Thomas Hudner’s crew operated the Virtual Twin to fire a missile against an incoming target, proving the Virtual Twin can

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
VT Halter Marine to build first new heavy icebreaker for US Coast Guard in over 40 years
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VT Halter Marine to build first new heavy icebreaker for US Coast Guard in over 40 years

The US Coast Guard and US Navy have awarded VT Halter Marine a contract for the detail design and construction (DD&C) of the lead Polar Security Cutter (PSC). Under an initial award valued at $745.9 million, the Pascagoula-based shipbuilder will design and deliver the first new heavy icebreaker for

about 7 years ago
First new Argentine OPV officially starts construction in France
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First new Argentine OPV officially starts construction in France

While the first block of a new offshore patrol vessel (OPV) for the Argentine Navy was already assembled in Concarneau, French defense minister Florence Parly visited the site of shipbuilder Piriou to mark the official start of construction under the EUR280 million contract. The visit took place on

about 7 years ago
Lockheed gets $20m for US Navy AN/BLQ-10 electronic warfare systems
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Lockheed gets $20m for US Navy AN/BLQ-10 electronic warfare systems

The US Navy has awarded Lockheed Martin a $20 million contract for engineering and technical services for the AN/BLQ-10 Electronic Warfare System Technology Insertion (TI)-20, TI-22 and TI-24. The AN/BLQ-10 system includes extensive commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) and non-developmental item hardware

about 7 years ago
India launches hull of third Project 15B destroyer Imphal
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India launches hull of third Project 15B destroyer Imphal

Indian shipbuilder Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited hosted a launching ceremony for the Indian Navy’s third Project 15B destroyer at its Mumbai shipyard on April 20. Imphal, as the third unit is the class will be named, entered water with a launch weight of 3,037 tonnes. The 163-meter will displace

about 7 years ago
Russia’s lead Gremyashchy-class corvette starts first trials
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Russia’s lead Gremyashchy-class corvette starts first trials

Two brand new Russian Navy ships got underway from the Severnaya Verf in St. Petersburg on April 21 to start their trials in the Baltic Sea. The second Project 22350 frigate Admiral Kasatonov got underway for another round of trials after making its at-sea debut in December 2018. For corvette Gremya

about 7 years ago
GDEB gets $269m for US, UK SSBN missile tube work
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GDEB gets $269m for US, UK SSBN missile tube work

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat (GDEB) a $269.3 million contract for work on missile tubes for the ballistic missile submarines of the US and UK. The contract will see GDEB manufacture 42 missile tubes and missile tube outfitting material for the US Navy’s

about 7 years ago
USS Charleston completes maiden voyage, arrives in San Diego
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USS Charleston completes maiden voyage, arrives in San Diego

The US Navy’s newest littoral combat ship, USS Charleston (LCS 18), arrived at its San Diego homeport April 19 after completing its maiden voyage from the Austal USA shipyard in Mobile, Alabama. Prior to arriving in San Diego, the Independence-variant LCS officially joined the fleet March 2 when it

about 7 years ago
US 7th Fleet flagship visits Hong Kong
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US 7th Fleet flagship visits Hong Kong

The flagship of the US Navy’s Japan-based Seventh Fleet, USS Blue Ridge ,arrived in Hong Kong on April 20 for its first visit to the port in more than three years. “Hong Kong is always an incredible port visit and I’m thrilled Seventh Fleet and Blue Ridge sailors can enjoy this world-class city,” sa

about 7 years ago
Contenders invited to submit final bids for Germany’s MKS180 project
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Contenders invited to submit final bids for Germany’s MKS180 project

Shipbuilders German Naval Yards Kiel (GNYK) and Damen have been invited to submit their final bids for the German Navy’s MKS 180 multi-purpose warship project. According to GNYK, the invitation was issued by the German defense ministry on April 12. The shipyard will now have three months to prepare

about 7 years ago
French aircraft carrier headed for drills with Indian counterpart, “largest bilateral exercise ever”
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French aircraft carrier headed for drills with Indian counterpart, “largest bilateral exercise ever”

French Navy aircraft carrier FS Charles de Gaulle and its carrier strike group are set to sail to India where they will be joined by Indian Navy aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya and other units for what was described as the largest naval exercise between the two countries ever. The drill, which is

about 7 years ago
Second batch of German K130 ships making headway with first keel laying
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Second batch of German K130 ships making headway with first keel laying

German shipbuilder Lürssen is set to host a keel-laying ceremony for the first of a second batch of Germany Navy K130 (Braunschweig-class) corvettes at its Peene shipyard in Volgast on April 25. The keel-laying for future FGS Köln comes two months after construction under the program got underway in

about 7 years ago
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