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US Navy to develop an undersea networking capability to support UUV operations

12th February 2026

The NEREUS project aims to enhance and expand the US Navy’s existing communications systems, enabling crewed/uncrewed seabed and subsurface missions.

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11th February 2026

The US Navy Hedge Strategy is intended to provide a lethal, modular and cost-effective fleet while accepting Washington’s fiscal and industrial constraints.

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Leaders from across the NATO Special Operations Forces (SOF) community came together last week to discuss how multi-agency cooperation can assist in counter-terrorism (CT) mission …

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As HMS Queen Elizabeth goes full steam ahead with its sea trials a senior Royal Navy official urged caution to politicians keen to utilise the …

Euronaval 2018: France marches on with naval ambitions

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Euronaval 2018: France marches on with naval ambitions

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BAE Systems demonstrates XTS Guard 5

22nd October 2018

BAE Systems has demonstrated the ability of its XTS Guard 5 to provide US intelligence organisations with access to geospatial imagery and data from its …

Russian Navy’s Burya ship ready for float out

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22nd October 2018

The St Petersburg’s Pella Shipyard will float out the Russian Navy‘s third new generation small missile ship, Burya, on 23 October, the Russian Ministry of …

AG600 makes its first water flight

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AG600 makes its first water flight

22nd October 2018

The AG600 amphibian aircraft from the China Aviation Industry General Aircraft Company (CAIGA) performed its first official water take-off and landing in Jingmen, Hubei Province …

HII begins building US Navy’s LHA 8

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HII begins building US Navy’s LHA 8

19th October 2018

Huntington Ingalls Industries’ (HII) Ingalls Shipbuilding division has begun fabrication of the America-class amphibious assault ship Bougainville (LHA 8), the company announced on 16 October. …

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Opinion: Royal Navy navigates icy waters

19th October 2018

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China, SE Asia to hold maritime drill to ease tensions

19th October 2018

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BMT to support Thailand’s submarine programme

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BMT to support Thailand’s submarine programme

19th October 2018

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Additively manufactured metal component to be trialled

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Additively manufactured metal component to be trialled

18th October 2018

The US Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has approved the first metal component created by additive manufacturing for shipboard installation, the US Navy announced on …

Naval support ships forge ahead in Asia-Pacific

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There is considerable activity around Asia-Pacific in terms of building new support ships and tankers as navies enhance their ability to support their fleets farther …

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