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Saab receives order from Germany for anti-ship missiles

11th September 2020

Saab is to provide its RBS15 anti-ship missile for the German Navy, under a SEK1.7 billion ($194.39 million) order from Diehl Defence. Deliveries are scheduled …

Russia splashes the cash on corvettes and frigates

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Russia splashes the cash on corvettes and frigates

10th September 2020

A series of major contracts for the Russian Navy were signed in late August during the Army 2020 exhibition near Moscow. Two diesel-electric submarines (one …

R&S to provide integrated comms for new Philippine Coast Guard vessels

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R&S to provide integrated comms for new Philippine Coast Guard vessels

10th September 2020

Rohde & Schwarz (R&S;) will provide an integrated communications system for two 94m multi-role response vessels (MRRVs) for the Philippine Coast Guard. R&S; will supply the IP-based NAVICS system …

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Read the latest edition of Naval Warfare for free in our app or on your desktop. What's inside this edition: Comment Recent events in the …

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RDA works on ASW systems for USN

9th September 2020

RDA Inc has received a $19.98 million cost-plus-fixed-fee order from the US Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division, for continued R&D; of systems for ASW …

Kormoran II MCM vessels to include Kraken equipment

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Kormoran II MCM vessels to include Kraken equipment

9th September 2020

Kraken Robotics is to provide mine-hunting systems to the Polish Navy, in the form of its Katfish towed synthetic aperture sonar system, Tentacle winch and Autonomous …

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Royal Swedish Navy eyes unmanned to augment subsurface capability

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Royal Swedish Navy eyes unmanned to augment subsurface capability

8th September 2020

Unmanned systems could become a key force multiplier for the Royal Swedish Navy in a bid to shore up hull numbers and add new capabilities …

Poland resurrects Ratownik

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Poland resurrects Ratownik

8th September 2020

After a few months of uncertainty, Poland has relaunched the Ratownik programme to procure at least one modern rescue and salvage ship for the Polish …

Indian and Vietnamese ships to include Israeli-made surveillance system

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Indian and Vietnamese ships to include Israeli-made surveillance system

8th September 2020

Controp is to supply surveillance and observation equipment for new ships being built in India and Vietnam for the Vietnamese Border  Guard. The contracts are …

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LUSV research continues with contracts for six companies

7th September 2020

Austal USA, Bollinger Shipyards Lockport, Gibbs & Cox, Huntington Ingalls, Lockheed Martin and Marinette Marine have been awarded contracts, worth a combined total of $41 …

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The scheduled departure of HMS Queen Elizabeth from Portsmouth naval base has been delayed after some of its crew tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. …

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