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As Indonesia doubles up its order, who else is looking at the Arrowhead 140 frigate design?

28th January 2026

The adaptable design of Babcock’s Arrowhead 140 frigate, already selected by the UK Royal Navy and Poland, has led to more orders from Indonesia while other countries continue to weigh it up.

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Does the increase in US firepower in the Middle East indicate another Iran strike?

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The presence of the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group in the Persian Gulf means additional naval and aerial capabilities, which provides the US with multiple attacking options.

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20th June 2018

Seaspan has begun construction of the Royal Canadian Navy’s (RCN) future Joint Support Ships (JSS) at its Vancouver shipyard, the Canadian Department of National Defence …

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Hensoldt to deliver IFF testers to France

19th June 2018

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New Zealand to reset defence posture, says defence minister

19th June 2018

New Zealand is expected to focus its defence policy towards the Pacific and reassess its defence procurement plans under new proposals from Defence Minister Ron …

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18th June 2018

Rockwell Collins’ AN/PRC-162(V)1 software-defined military radio has passed Do No Harm (DNH) testing to meet security requirements for operation with the Department of Defense’s final …

Lockheed to continue to Halifax class support

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Lockheed to continue to Halifax class support

18th June 2018

Lockheed Martin Canada has received a three-year contract extension to its in-service support contract for the Royal Canadian Navy's 12 Halifax-class frigates. The existing in-service …

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18th June 2018

South Korea began two days of war games on 18 June to practice defending the disputed Dokdo islands off its east coast against an unlikely …

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SOCOM outlines maritime capabilities demonstration

15th June 2018

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