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UK Royal Navy explores modular counter-drone capabilities for future hybrid fleet

10th March 2026

The UK MoD is scoping out systems to counter the growing threat of uncrewed aerial systems, with a focus on low-cost modularity and speed to field.

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White House calls on Pentagon contractors to “rapidly and aggressively” boost weapon production

5th March 2026

Intended to sustain Operation Epic Fury against Iran, efforts to increase the production of weapons and ammunition could expose long-standing weaknesses in the US defence industrial base.

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21st March 2022

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Dutch Navy turns to Lionfish

21st March 2022

The non-deck penetrating Lionfish Top from Leonardo will equip various Royal Netherlands Navy vessels.

U212 NFS continues progress with design review milestone for battery system

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U212 NFS continues progress with design review milestone for battery system

18th March 2022

Passing the system design review for the lithium-ion battery system marks a step towards the potential production of up to four new submarines for the Italian Navy.

Construction begins of New Zealand’s first P-8A maritime aircraft

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Construction begins of New Zealand’s first P-8A maritime aircraft

18th March 2022

Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems lay the keel of New Zealand’s first P-8A aircraft.

Saab signs contract for MLU of third Gotland-class submarine

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Saab signs contract for MLU of third Gotland-class submarine

18th March 2022

HSwMS Halland is the third and last Gotland-class submarine to go through a MLU.

Saudi firms seal MoU to propel local naval shipbuilding under Vision 2030

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Saudi firms seal MoU to propel local naval shipbuilding under Vision 2030

17th March 2022

SAMI and International Maritime Industries agree to collaborate on future Saudi shipbuilding opportunities.

UK Royal Navy recruits Banshee UAS for Project Vampire

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UK Royal Navy recruits Banshee UAS for Project Vampire

17th March 2022

Following the invitation to tender in January, the UK MoD has contracted QinetiQ for Project Vampire.

Should the Ukraine war give China pause for thought? (Opinion)

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Should the Ukraine war give China pause for thought? (Opinion)

16th March 2022

China is propping up Russia, refusing to denounce its ally for the invasion of Ukraine. The war will also help shape Xi's plans to conquer Taiwan.

US approves almost $1 billion helicopter sale to Spain

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US approves almost $1 billion helicopter sale to Spain

16th March 2022

Spain looks to move on from the SH-60B with a new potential purchase of US MH-60Rs for $950 million.

NVL Group begins construction of final German corvette

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NVL Group begins construction of final German corvette

16th March 2022

The final corvette of the batch supplied by the K130 consortium has been laid down on keel, as announced NVL Group.

Micronesia receives first Guardian-class patrol boat with another to come

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Micronesia receives first Guardian-class patrol boat with another to come

16th March 2022

FSS Tosiwo Nakayama is the first of two 39.5m-long Guardian-class boats for the Federated States of Micronesia, built by Austal under the Pacific Patrol Boat Replacement Project.

Second Jan Mayen-class OPV reaches Norway for fitting out

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Second Jan Mayen-class OPV reaches Norway for fitting out

16th March 2022

Bjørnøya was built in Romania but it will be equipped, tested, and completed by Vard in Norway before it is handed over to the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency in 2023.

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