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Eurosatory 2026: Schiebel’s frigate-first strategy indicates a shift in UAV competition

19th June 2026

Schiebel is pursuing opportunities in the UK and France while leveraging its integration with Naval Group’s FDI frigate programme to create new naval business across Europe.

Eurosatory 2026: Red Cat eyes South American market for USV-led EEZ surveillance

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Eurosatory 2026: Red Cat eyes South American market for USV-led EEZ surveillance

18th June 2026

Success with the US Army’s Black Widow programme may have strengthened Red Cat’s international position, but executives believe the next growth opportunity lies in uncrewed surface vessels.

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Italy readies LHD Trieste for 2023 delivery, expands F-35 operations

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Italy readies LHD Trieste for 2023 delivery, expands F-35 operations

2nd June 2022

Once commissioned with the Italian Navy, the Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) Trieste will be the largest vessel in the fleet, displacing 33,000t, and the second capable of operating the F-35B.

US Navy contracts Kleos for improved maritime geolocation

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US Navy contracts Kleos for improved maritime geolocation

2nd June 2022

Kleos will work with the US Navy to develop better geolocation data for operations in the maritime domain.

Harland & Wolff to acquire ex-Royal Navy minehunter

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Harland & Wolff to acquire ex-Royal Navy minehunter

1st June 2022

The former RN Hunt-class mine countermeasures vessel HMS Atherstone acquired by the shipyard could play an important role in the regeneration programme for HMS Quorn.

UK to upgrade Tomahawk missiles

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UK to upgrade Tomahawk missiles

31st May 2022

The Tomahawk land attack missiles operated from RN Astute-class submarines will receive enhanced long-range strike capability and improved protection.

US Navy commissions newest Virginia-class submarine

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US Navy commissions newest Virginia-class submarine

30th May 2022

The US Navy's newest Virginia-class submarine has been commissioned during a ceremony in Connecticut, following its christening in 2019.

NAVSEA orders additional naval EW systems from Northrop Grumman

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NAVSEA orders additional naval EW systems from Northrop Grumman

30th May 2022

The USN requires more AN/SLQ-32(V)7 Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program (SEWIP) Block 3 systems.

Greece to select corvette supplier by the end of June

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Greece to select corvette supplier by the end of June

30th May 2022

The Hellenic Navy is undergoing a significant modernisation project, including new frigates, upgrades to existing ships, a requirement for Corvette-like vessels and local industrial work.

US Navy orders AN/SQQ-89 hardware and support services

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US Navy orders AN/SQQ-89 hardware and support services

27th May 2022

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27th May 2022

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Modification work begins on French Navy H160s for maritime SAR

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Modification work begins on French Navy H160s for maritime SAR

27th May 2022

The first of six H160s is now being modified for French Navy SAR missions.

Defence trends indicate an increased need for EMC/EMP filters, says MPE

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Defence trends indicate an increased need for EMC/EMP filters, says MPE

27th May 2022

As military platforms and assets become increasingly reliant on data and digital applications, the need to protect them is also growing. Naval assets have shown the largest increase in demand.

UK targets late 2020s for Type 45 ballistic missile defence

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UK targets late 2020s for Type 45 ballistic missile defence

26th May 2022

Upgrades to UK RN Type 45 destroyers are designed to counter the increased threat anti-ship ballistic cruise missiles pose to Carrier Strike Groups and the wider fleet.

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