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Canadian Halifax frigates getting underwater warfare suite upgrades
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Canadian Halifax frigates getting underwater warfare suite upgrades

The Canadian government has awarded General Dynamics Misssion Systems a CAD186 million contract for upgrades and maintenance of underwater sensors on Royal Canadian Navy’s Halifax-class frigates. The majority of this work will occur in Canada, creating and maintaining about 120 highly skilled jobs w

about 7 years ago
Australian frigate seizes hashish, heroin in Arabian Sea
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Australian frigate seizes hashish, heroin in Arabian Sea

Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Ballarat has seized more than 2.1 tonnes of hashish and 345 kilograms of heroin in two boarding operations in the Arabian Sea. The Australian Navy said the seizures were worth approximately AU$105 million and AU$103.5 million respectively. The interceptions took pl

about 7 years ago
GDBIW lays keel for US Navy’s 70th Arleigh Burke-class destroyer
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GDBIW lays keel for US Navy’s 70th Arleigh Burke-class destroyer

Shipbuilder General Dynamics Bath Iron Works (BIW) on February 1 hosted a keel laying ceremony for the future USS Carl M. Levin (DDG 120) at its shipyard in Bath, Maine. Sen. Levin and the ship’s sponsors, his three daughters, Kate Levin Markel, Erica Levin, and Laura Levin, authenticated the keel b

about 7 years ago
US Navy funds construction of MQ-25A hangar at NAS Patuxent River
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US Navy funds construction of MQ-25A hangar at NAS Patuxent River

The US Navy has awarded B.L. Harbert International a $41.8 million contract to build the MQ-25 Unmanned Air System Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E) hangar at Patuxent River Naval Air Station. The MQ-25A Stingray will be the world’s first carrier-based unmanned aircraft and will pro

about 7 years ago
Babcock nets Royal Navy ship data handling contract
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Babcock nets Royal Navy ship data handling contract

The UK defense ministry has awarded defense contractor Babcock International a configuration management contract for the Royal Navy (RN) and the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) surface ship fleet. Supported by Allan Webb Ltd, who will provide specialist data interrogation skills, Babcock will assume res

about 7 years ago
Atlas pitches MCM toolbox for new Belgian, Dutch minehunters
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Atlas pitches MCM toolbox for new Belgian, Dutch minehunters

German-based technology company Atlas is offering a set of mine countermeasures (MCM) systems for a new class of minehunters that are to be built for the Belgian and Dutch Navy. The current minehunters operated by Belgium and the Netherlands were integrated by Atlas Elektronik and are equipped with

about 7 years ago
US Navy places order for two more aircraft carriers as problems with lead ship persist
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US Navy places order for two more aircraft carriers as problems with lead ship persist

The US Navy has awarded Huntington Ingalls Industries-Newport News Shipbuilding (HII-NNS) a contract for the construction of two new Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers, CVN 80 and CVN 81, in a bid to achieve cost savings by ordering the two ships at once. As per the navy, the savings exceed $4 b

about 7 years ago
NATO’s SNMG1 readies for exercise Dynamic Guard
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NATO’s SNMG1 readies for exercise Dynamic Guard

Ships from NATO’s Standing Maritime Group ONE (SNMG1) are on a scheduled port visit in Bergen where thy are finalizing planning for Allied Maritime Command led exercise Dynamic Guard 19-1. Hosted by Norway, Dynamic Guard is a multi-national exercise, merged with Norwegian led exercise TG 19-1 and ai

about 7 years ago
US Navy’s 34th littoral combat ship to be named USS Augusta
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US Navy’s 34th littoral combat ship to be named USS Augusta

The US Navy’s 34th littoral combat ship will be named USS Augusta (LCS 34), Secretary of the Navy Richard V. Spencer announced on Thursday. The Independence-variant LCS is named in honor of the capital city of Maine, and is the sixth vessel to bear the name Augusta. “It is an honor to name the next

about 7 years ago
Babcock completes upgrades of Estonian Navy flagship EML Admiral Cowan
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Babcock completes upgrades of Estonian Navy flagship EML Admiral Cowan

Estonian Navy minehunter EML Admiral Cowan received a series of upgrades during a dry dock period in Fife, Scotland, Babcock International – the company in charge of the upgrades announced. Admiral Cowan is the Estonian Navy flagship and the first of three Estonian Navy minehunter vessels scheduled

about 7 years ago
RFA Mounts Bay nets first drugs in the Caribbean
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RFA Mounts Bay nets first drugs in the Caribbean

Just weeks after Royal Navy support ship RFA Mounts Bay embarked US Coast Guard personnel for counter-narcotics operations in the Caribbean, the team found their first contraband. The Bay-class ship embarked a Dolphin helicopter from the US Coast Guard’s HITRON – Helicopter Interdiction Tactical squ

about 7 years ago
US, Japan hone maritime patrol coordination
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US, Japan hone maritime patrol coordination

Maritime patrol squadrons from the US Navy and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force met up for a coordinated maritime patrol operational procedures (CMPOP) exercise in Okinawa, Japan, recently. US Navy’s “Golden Swordsmen” of Patrol Squadron (VP) 47 were joined by JMSDF’s Fleet Air Wing (FAW) 5 for

about 7 years ago
Northrop Grumman gets $55m to deliver additional five MQ-8C Fire Scouts
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Northrop Grumman gets $55m to deliver additional five MQ-8C Fire Scouts

The US Naval Air Systems Command has awarded Northrop Grumman Systems a $55 million contract to deliver an additional five Fire Scout MQ-8C unmanned air systems and two lightweight fuel cells. The company is expected to complete work on the contract by August 2021. The MQ-8C is the larger of two Fir

about 7 years ago
CP Technologies contracted for work on Greek P3B Orion upgrades
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CP Technologies contracted for work on Greek P3B Orion upgrades

CP Technologies (formerly known as Chassis Plans) announced it has been awarded a contract to modernize and update the mission control computers in the P3B Orion aircraft used by the Hellenic Navy and Air Force. The contract was awarded to CP Technologies last year and was prototyped in 12 weeks. CP

about 7 years ago
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