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Ukraine leans on US to build military capability

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Ukraine leans on US to build military capability

17th July 2020

Ukraine continues to expand its armed forces with the help of the US, with the acquisition late last year of additional Javelin antitank missiles being …

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17th July 2020

Thales has completed the first operational configuration mission sets of the joint France-UK mine countermeasure capability being developed under the Maritime Mine Countermeasures programme. In …

China accelerates maritime UAS development

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China accelerates maritime UAS development

17th July 2020

A Chinese emphasis on UAVs for maritime and shipborne use is evident, with a new full-scale rotorcraft mock-up appearing on the navy’s first Type 075 …

US, UK and naval Saudi forces conduct mine countermeasure training

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US, UK and naval Saudi forces conduct mine countermeasure training

17th July 2020

The Royal Saudi Naval Forces (RSNF), UK RN and USN conducted a three-week mine countermeasure training exercise in the Arabian Gulf in June, aimed at …

Singapore and Israel join forces for new anti-ship missile

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Singapore and Israel join forces for new anti-ship missile

17th July 2020

ST Engineering and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) have signed an agreement to market a new fifth-generation surface-to-surface missile under a joint venture named Proteus Advanced …

USCG Atlantic Area’s reliance on creaking cutters shows scale of recapitalisation

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USCG Atlantic Area’s reliance on creaking cutters shows scale of recapitalisation

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With nearly a third of the USCG’s Atlantic Area cutter force having been in service for more than 50 years, senior officials have repeatedly called …

Royal Netherlands Navy selects Thales for radar provision

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Royal Netherlands Navy selects Thales for radar provision

16th July 2020

The Netherlands Defence Materiel Organisation and Thales signed a contract on 15 July for the delivery of an NS100 radar, seven Scout Mk3 radars and …

Japan responds to regional threats with defence enhancements

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Japan responds to regional threats with defence enhancements

16th July 2020

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USS Tripoli commissioned into service

16th July 2020

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Ultra continues work on NGSSR

15th July 2020

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US slam dunks Chinese claims in troubled waters

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US slam dunks Chinese claims in troubled waters

15th July 2020

Last week two USN aircraft carriers (USS Nimitz and USS Ronald Reagan) began exercises in the South China Sea. This week the US government issued …

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