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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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Ultra supports Sonobuoy Test Facility upgrade in UK

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Ultra Electronics has secured a contract from QinetiQ to help replace the entire Sonobuoy Test Facility at the British Underwater Test & Evaluation Centre (BUTEC) …

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BAE Systems expands its UUV family

22nd September 2020

BAE Systems on 22 September unveiled its Riptide UUV-12 system, as the newest addition to its portfolio of unmanned undersea systems.  The 30.5cm-diameter vehicle joins …

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BAE Systems to support weapons on UK and US SSBNs

22nd September 2020

BAE Systems Technology Solutions and Services is to provide provide logistics engineering and integration support for the strategic weapon systems aboard USN Ohio-class and UK RN …

Anzac-class upgrade includes video encoders

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Anzac-class upgrade includes video encoders

22nd September 2020

US-based Delta Digital Video is to supply video encoders to Saab Australia for integration with the CCTV system on Anzac-class frigates operated by the Royal …

UK juggles priorities as it assesses Middle East deployments

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UK juggles priorities as it assesses Middle East deployments

21st September 2020

The International Maritime Security Construct recently opened its formal headquarters in Bahrain. The grouping of nations focusing on delivering maritime security in the complex Gulf region …

Indra and Spanish Navy harness unsupervised AI

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Indra and Spanish Navy harness unsupervised AI

21st September 2020

Indra, in conjunction with the Spanish Navy’s Data Monitoring and Analysis Center (CESADAR), is developing one of the first technological demonstrators in the world based …

USN orders more Archerfish mine neutralisers

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USN orders more Archerfish mine neutralisers

21st September 2020

BAE Systems has been awarded a contract worth up to £87 million ($111.69 million) by the US DoD to manufacture and deliver Archerfish mine neutralisers …

Eccentricity reigns in Indonesian defence procurements

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Taiwan to search overseas for frigate radars

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According to Taiwanese media reports, the Republic of China Navy (ROCN) has approached both Raytheon and Thales for shipborne AESA radars for its future guided-missile …

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BMT announced on 16 September that it has been awarded an industry study contract from the USN to advance the design of the next generation …

Escribano lifts the veil on Aspis

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Escribano lifts the veil on Aspis

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ESA antenna strengthens Adaro C2 and ISR capabilities

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ESA antenna strengthens Adaro C2 and ISR capabilities

17th September 2020

Israel-based Get SAT is providing its Ultra-Blade L-band electronically steerable array (ESA) antenna to SeaLandAire Technologies for installation on the X-class Adaro small USV. Both companies …

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