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HMS Anson’s milestone stay in Australia cut short during AUKUS deployment

12th March 2026

The Astute-class submarine’s visit to Australia was the first time maintenance activity on a UK Royal Navy nuclear submarine had been carried out in the country.

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The offensive against Iran could impact training and maintenance cycles and accelerate the degradation of the US arsenal on top of depleting Washington’s stockpiles.

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Ulaq progress continues with first live firing test

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Ulaq progress continues with first live firing test

11th June 2021

Turkish USV fires laser-guided missiles at a stationary target.

MDA extends SM-3 Block IIA work until December 2022

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MDA extends SM-3 Block IIA work until December 2022

11th June 2021

Raytheon will upgrade, integrate, and test SM-3 Block IIA flight test round software under latest MDA contract modification.

Northrop Grumman carries on with BAMS-D support

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Northrop Grumman carries on with BAMS-D support

11th June 2021

Northrop Grumman obtains new Broad Area Maritime Surveillance – Demonstrator contract modification despite USN plans to retire the unmanned aircraft.

Frigate frenzy for FREMM in Indonesia

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Frigate frenzy for FREMM in Indonesia

11th June 2021

Indonesia has been spreading its net widely for new warships, but it has finally made a catch with the Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri.

Competition kindled for Korea’s controversial carrier

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Competition kindled for Korea’s controversial carrier

11th June 2021

An as-yet-unapproved light carrier, and an indigenous close-in weapon system (CIWS), grabbed the headlines at South Korea's MADEX naval exhibition.

Daewoo recruits Fincantieri to support the development of new Korean aircraft carriers

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Daewoo recruits Fincantieri to support the development of new Korean aircraft carriers

10th June 2021

Fincantieri will support Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering in the design of a potential new South Korean aircraft carrier.

Eastern Shipbuilding Group awards Northrop Grumman integration contract for USCG OPCs

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Eastern Shipbuilding Group awards Northrop Grumman integration contract for USCG OPCs

10th June 2021

Eastern Shipbuilding Group has awarded Northrop Grumman a contract as systems integrator for the US Coast Guard Offshore Patrol Cutter programme.

Canadian and Danish firms collaborate on containerised minehunting payloads

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Canadian and Danish firms collaborate on containerised minehunting payloads

10th June 2021

Modular payloads will include Kraken surveillance systems and SH container modules for offshore patrol vessels.

Nigerian naval procurement apparently stays on track

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Nigerian naval procurement apparently stays on track

8th June 2021

The Nigerian Navy recently welcomed a new survey ship but it is also enhancing its airborne and maritime security capabilities, although it still lacks an active flagship.

USN awards Knifefish retrofit to General Dynamics

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USN awards Knifefish retrofit to General Dynamics

7th June 2021

General Dynamics Mission Systems has been awarded a $72.8million contract by the US Navy to retrofit Knifefish mine countermeasure UUVs.

A new life beckons for the blackened Perle

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A new life beckons for the blackened Perle

4th June 2021

Naval Group announces that the nuclear-powered attack submarine, the Perle, will be repaired and launched by June.

Staying connected - the technologies supporting assured military communications (Studio)

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Staying connected - the technologies supporting assured military communications (Studio)

4th June 2021

In an age of great power competition, armed forces must consider how best to deploy formations to the ‘tactical edge’, where adversary forces can severely disrupt levels in connectivity.

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