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The unanswered design question at the heart of India’s P75I submarine programme

14th July 2026

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems is edging toward an India submarine deal, but an unverified claim of a radically new hull design – at odds with the proven lineage it has marketed to Canada – has yet to be resolved.

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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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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 …

USCG to test and evaluate Sharktech

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USCG to test and evaluate Sharktech

30th September 2020

Sea Machines Robotics is partnering shipbuilder Metal Shark Boats to supply the US Coast Guard (USCG) Research and Development Center (RDC) with a new Sharktech 29 …

Japan set to obtain RIM-116C after FMS clearance by State Department

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Japan set to obtain RIM-116C after FMS clearance by State Department

29th September 2020

Japan is poised to receive RIM-116C Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM) Block 2 tactical missiles and related equipment from Raytheon in an FMS deal worth about $55.31 …

Drills reflect Iranian emphasis on unmanned and anti-ship capabilities

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Drills reflect Iranian emphasis on unmanned and anti-ship capabilities

29th September 2020

As the dust settles from the Zolfaghar-99 large-scale military exercise, which took place from 10-12 September around the Strait of Hormuz, it is possible to …

OCEA launches research vessel for Nigeria

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OCEA launches research vessel for Nigeria

28th September 2020

A new vessel for the Nigerian Navy was launched on 24 September at the OCEA shipyard in Les Sables d'Olonne, France. The hydrographic research vessel …

Sixth INBS completed for Royal Canadian Navy programme

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Sixth INBS completed for Royal Canadian Navy programme

25th September 2020

OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) has completed Integrated Navigation and Bridge System (INBS) shipset six for the Royal Canadian Navy’s (RCN) Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships …

UK Joint Network Management System achieves IOC

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UK Joint Network Management System achieves IOC

25th September 2020

Following final installation of the Thales Joint Network Management System (JNMS), the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has determined the system can now be used …

HMS Queen Elizabeth welcomes UK and US jets for major exercise

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HMS Queen Elizabeth welcomes UK and US jets for major exercise

24th September 2020

The Royal Navy’s HMS Queen Elizabeth has embarked the largest number of fighter aircraft onto her deck as she prepares to take her place at …

US researchers develop MMW-based vibrometry technique

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US researchers develop MMW-based vibrometry technique

24th September 2020

The US Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) has developed new technology that will allow radar operators to effectively ‘hear’ what a target is doing.   The technology uses …

US naval procurement commitments rise despite COVID pressures

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US naval procurement commitments rise despite COVID pressures

24th September 2020

Amid the pressures brought on by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and USN efforts to recapitalise in key capability areas, naval spending has increased …

Blighter expands drone detection radar family

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Blighter expands drone detection radar family

24th September 2020

UK-based Blighter Surveillance Systems has launched a new UAS detection radar called A800 3D for air, land and sea surveillance. CEO Angus Hone claimed that …

Argentina and Uruguay seek to kickstart modernisation with special funds

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Argentina and Uruguay seek to kickstart modernisation with special funds

23rd September 2020

Argentina and Uruguay have each created funds and financial mechanisms to pay for new defence equipment, as they seek solutions to long-running modernisation requirements. On …

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