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Combined arms the Turkish way – showcasing new tech at an amphibious exercise

10th July 2026

New Turkish weapon systems and operational capabilities continue to evolve, as the recent EFES 2026 event clearly demonstrated.

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Critical infrastructure protection fuels growth in maritime counter-drone market

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Operational lessons are pushing navies towards counter-uncrewed aerial systems at sea, creating a fast-emerging industrial opportunity for radar and effector makers.

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5th October 2020

The USAF has awarded Edgybees a contract worth up to $950 million from the USAF for the maturation, demonstration and proliferation of geo-registration technology for …

Regeneration of UK carrier capability promises payoff for US support

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Regeneration of UK carrier capability promises payoff for US support

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As HMS Queen Elizabeth embarks USMC F-35Bs, what kind of benefits will such a capability bring to the US?

USN and RN to receive more Trident missiles

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USN and RN to receive more Trident missiles

2nd October 2020

The USN Strategic Systems Programs office has awarded Lockheed Martin Space Systems a $498.44 million sole-source contract modification to produce Trident II D5 submarine-launched ballistic …

Netherlands Coast Guard DHC-8 programme includes CarteNav mission software

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Netherlands Coast Guard DHC-8 programme includes CarteNav mission software

2nd October 2020

Canadian company CarteNav on 30 September announced it is providing ISR mission software for two new DHC-8 multirole maritime surveillance aircraft, to be operated by …

Egypt set to obtain US maritime security equipment in FMS package

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Egypt set to obtain US maritime security equipment in FMS package

2nd October 2020

Egypt is close to receiving an array of US-supplied equipment for maritime security and surveillance, after the State Department approved a FMS package worth an estimated …

Defender ROV deliveries begin to USN under latest contract

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Defender ROV deliveries begin to USN under latest contract

2nd October 2020

VideoRay has begun shipments of its Defender ROV to the USN from its facility in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, under a recent $49 million contract. ‘The systems are …

Babcock picks gun provider for Type 31 frigates

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Babcock picks gun provider for Type 31 frigates

1st October 2020

Type 31 frigates for the UK RN will be armed with Bofors 40 Mk4 (pictured) and Bofors 57 Mk3 guns, BAE Systems announced on 1 October. The …

Final landmarks in sight for UK’s River-class OPV programme

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Final landmarks in sight for UK’s River-class OPV programme

1st October 2020

The arrival in Portsmouth later this month of the UK’s fifth and final Batch 2 River-class OPV will be one of the final landmarks of …

Israel heralds successful test of new anti-ship missile

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Israel heralds successful test of new anti-ship missile

1st October 2020

A new and as yet unnamed anti-ship missile, developed by Israel Aerospace Industries for the Israeli Navy,  was test-fired for the first time in the …

USN orders SM-2 and SM-6 spares

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USN orders SM-2 and SM-6 spares

30th September 2020

The USN is procuring Standard Missile-2 (SM-2) and Standard Missile-6 (SM-6) depot-level and intermediate-level ordered spares from Raytheon Missiles and Defense. Work on the $45.26 million …

HII breaks ground on new facility for unmanned technologies

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HII breaks ground on new facility for unmanned technologies

30th September 2020

US-based shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) is building a new facility to produce and test unmanned naval technologies. HII broke ground on the Unmanned Systems …

Venezuela acquired C-802A anti-ship missiles from China

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Venezuela acquired C-802A anti-ship missiles from China

30th September 2020

Prevented by international sanctions from buying Western-made equipment, the Venezuelan regime of President Nicolas Maduro is more aligned than ever with China, Iran and Russia …

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