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AUKUS advance on UUVs contrasts with Virginia-class compromise

3rd June 2026

The AUKUS partnership is accelerating uncrewed undersea capability while its submarine arm inches forward, and Australia’s decision to settle for three in-service Virginia-class boats raises questions about industrial risk, dependency and whether Pillar II may deliver meaningful capability long before Pillar I can.

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ARA Contralmirante Bartolomé Cordero will make its delivery voyage to Argentina in May 2022.

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21st April 2022

Pending the arrival of the final sternship and foredeck sections and completion of the final equipment phase, the Braunschweig-class corvette Köln will enter service with the German Navy.

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Thales deepens industrial engagement with Indonesian partner

21st April 2022

Thales signed a new strategic partnership with Indonesian firm PT Len Industri to explore joint development of C2 systems, military satellites, C5ISR, EW, UAVs and naval combat management systems.

Mazagon launches final Kalvari submarine, explores XLUUVs

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Mazagon launches final Kalvari submarine, explores XLUUVs

21st April 2022

The final Scorpene submarine for the Indian Navy has been launched, while the same shipyard is seeking partners for an XLUUV design.

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New Chinese ship-launched ballistic missile breaks cover

20th April 2022

Chinese naval capability has taken another important step forward with the fielding of the world's first ship-launched anti-ship ballistic missile.

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20th April 2022

Although NATO navies have not intervened directly against the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the alliance increased its readiness and strengthened its maritime posture.

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Australia orders extra Evolved Cape-class patrol boats

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Australia orders extra Evolved Cape-class patrol boats

19th April 2022

An additional order will bump up the number of new Australian patrol boats to eight, a welcome boost for local shipbuilder Austal.

Thailand confirms additional Camcopter S-100 procurement

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19th April 2022

The Royal Thai Navy has contracted Schiebel for an additional two Camcopter S-100 systems, which it set a budget of $18.38 million for in August 2021.

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Challenges and opportunities abound for US in autonomy research

19th April 2022

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Blue Shark torpedo is about to gain sharper teeth

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Blue Shark torpedo is about to gain sharper teeth

19th April 2022

South Korea is developing an improved variant of its Blue Shark torpedo, plus it will still order CIWS from the US until a new domestic weapon is available later this decade.

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