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What the rise of interoperability between Western allies means for defence procurement

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What the rise of interoperability between Western allies means for defence procurement

16th March 2026

Major naval initiatives including the European Patrol Corvette programmes and Norway’s UK partnership-focused purchase of Type 26 frigates point to the growing interest in the advantages of commonality across allied navies.

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Kraken’s Royal Navy USV contract signals next step in crewed-uncrewed integration

12th March 2026

The UK Royal Navy’s rapid procurement of uncrewed platforms aligns with the force’s strategic shift towards a fleet better equipped to handle modern threats.

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Empower has developed a new 90KW C band, liquid-cooled and hot-swappable power amplifier called the RF Systems Model 2225. The Model 2225 is a long …

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Black Scorpion mini torpedo in qualification phase

9th July 2020

The Black Scorpion mini torpedo is currently undergoing a qualification phase ahead of introduction into the market, although officials from manufacturer Leonardo do not anticipate …

FMV kicks off Torped 62 life extension with Saab

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FMV kicks off Torped 62 life extension with Saab

9th July 2020

Swedish defence procurement agency FMV has placed its initial order with Saab for life extension of the Torped 62 heavyweight torpedo system. Deliveries under the …

African customer orders pair of OPV 45s

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African customer orders pair of OPV 45s

9th July 2020

An unnamed African navy has ordered two OPVs from Israel Shipyards. The OPV 45 vessels will be equipped with Israeli technology such as day/night observation sensors …

Elbit trials mini-UAS on Seagull

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Elbit trials mini-UAS on Seagull

9th July 2020

Elbit Systems has integrated a mini-UAS on its Seagull USV. Trials in recent weeks were aimed at demonstrating an extra mission set for Seagull beyond …

Waiting game continues for Fleet Solid Support

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Waiting game continues for Fleet Solid Support

8th July 2020

Seemingly stuck in a state of suspended animation, the UK’s Future Solid Support (FSS) ship programme is intended to deliver up to three key logistics …

Naval BMD could lose the human touch

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Naval BMD could lose the human touch

7th July 2020

The US is exploring a new platform for ballistic missile defence (BMD), after the Pentagon floated the idea of using unmanned surface ships. This concept …

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Second Project 22350 frigate to begin Russian Navy service

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Admiral Kasatonov will enter service with the Russian Navy this month as the first serial-production  Project 22350 frigate, TASS reported on 6 July. The state-run …

L3 KEO wins photonics mast contract

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6th July 2020

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HamiltonJet supports USN EOD operations

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HamiltonJet supports USN EOD operations

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Philippines eyes Israeli-built interceptors for a more potent navy

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Philippines eyes Israeli-built interceptors for a more potent navy

4th July 2020

The Philippine government recently confirmed that it will proceed with an acquisition of eight boats under its Fast Attack Interdiction Craft - Missile (FAIC-M) programme …

More than 90% of first RN Type 26 is under construction

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More than 90% of first RN Type 26 is under construction

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After nearly three years and four UK Secretaries of State for Defence, progress on the first-in-class Type 26 frigate destined for the RN offers a …

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