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The Defence and Science Technology (DST) group within the Australian Department of Defence has selected Sonardyne’s BlueComm underwater communications system as part of its ongoing …

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RDN turns to Leonardo for gun support

9th June 2020

Leonardo has sealed a 20-year framework agreement with the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation to maintain defence systems in service with the Royal Danish …

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Visby corvette and Gotland submarine carry out first SLWT firings

9th June 2020

The ongoing development of Saab’s Lightweight Torpedo (SLWT) has moved a step closer to serial production, with the first test firings from the Gotland-class submarine …

India and Australia forge closer maritime co-operation

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India and Australia forge closer maritime co-operation

8th June 2020

Australia and India elevated their bilateral Strategic Partnership of 2009 to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership through a virtual summit held between Prime Ministers Scott Morrison …

Swedish Navy A19 HSwMS Gotland upgraded with TDNS

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Swedish Navy A19 HSwMS Gotland upgraded with TDNS

8th June 2020

OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) confirmed on 5 June that its Tactical Dived Navigation System (TDNS) has been included as part of the upgrade of the …

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ECA Group to supply steering consoles for ROKN submarine

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ECA Group to supply steering consoles for ROKN submarine

8th June 2020

ECA Group has won a contract worth approximately €4 million ($4.53 million) to supply steering and diving consoles (SNDCs) to a Republic of Korea Navy’s …

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Elbit Systems UK looks to USV-based towed array sonars after 2019 Progeny Framework trials

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Mexican government priorities mean Benito Juarez sails alone

5th June 2020

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SeeByte to extend USN UUV capabilities

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SeeByte to extend USN UUV capabilities

4th June 2020

SeeByte has secured its first delivery order in the second option year of a five-year contract from the USN. The UK-based company will provide engineering, …

IAI completes LORA firing trial

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IAI completes LORA firing trial

3rd June 2020

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) announced on 2 June that it has completed a dual operational firing trial of its Long-Range Artillery Weapon System (LORA). The …

Russia dawdles on improving naval infantry equipment

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Russia dawdles on improving naval infantry equipment

3rd June 2020

An official keel-laying ceremony is expected in the coming weeks for two Project 23900 amphibious assault ships at the Zaliv Shipyard in Kerch, as Russia …

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