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Lockheed Martin to undertake major Aegis integration for USN

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Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems has won a $51.87 million contract modification from US Naval Sea Systems Command to exercise options for ship integration …

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Chinese KJ-600 AEW may have performed maiden flight

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The KJ-600, a carrier-borne airborne early warning (AEW) aircraft destined for the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN), may have performed its maiden flight on 29 …

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USN takes delivery of USNS Newport

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The Spearhead-class Expeditionary Fast Transport vessel USNS Newport (EPF 12) was delivered to the USN on 2 September, shipbuilder Austal USA has announced. ‘Newport is the 22nd surface ship …

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USN places another Defender ROV order

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VideoRay has obtained another multimillion-dollar order for Defender systems under an existing $49 million contract to deliver the Next Generation ROV for the USN. The …

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Underwater threat attracts Israeli attention

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Israel is intent on developing and procuring new technologies to counter underwater threats to its vessels, merchant ships and natural gas infrastructure in the Mediterranean. …

Type 26 holds the key for UK naval export success in competitive global market

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Type 26 holds the key for UK naval export success in competitive global market

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Despite decades of failure by the UK in more effectively exporting naval technologies into global markets, recent successes at both the platform and system level …

Pentagon report warns of PLA’s meteoric rise

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Pentagon report warns of PLA’s meteoric rise

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On 1 September the Pentagon issued its 20th and most comprehensive report on developments within the Chinese military, for the benefit of the US Congress …

Scytalys to develop national C2 system for Indonesia

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Scytalys to develop national C2 system for Indonesia

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EFA Group subsidiary Scytalys on 1 September announced a $49 million contract award to provide an interoperable C2 system for Indonesia, as the armed forces …

Raytheon continues MAD-FIRES work

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Raytheon continues MAD-FIRES work

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Raytheon is to perform Phase 3 tasks for DARPA on the Multi-Azimuth Defense Fast Intercept Round Engagement System (MAD-FIRES) programme, under a $32.49 million contract …

DoD orders small tactical comms terminals from Viasat for FMS customers

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DoD orders small tactical comms terminals from Viasat for FMS customers

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US Naval Information Warfare System Command, acting on behalf of the Multifunctional Information Distribution System (MIDS) Program Office, has ordered KOR 24A multi-channel small tactical terminals from …

EDA turns its thoughts to cognitive radio and radar

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EDA turns its thoughts to cognitive radio and radar

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The steering board of the European Defence Agency (EDA) has approved the launch of a new AI-focused research project to harden military communication and radar …

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China fired four of its most capable conventional ballistic missiles into the South China Sea from bases in mainland China on 26 August. Most commentators saw these …

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