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Sea trials are scheduled for 2022
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Despite ongoing efforts to renew its fleet, the USCG finds itself short of funds amid calls for an increase in spending.
Romanian defence ministry aims to acquire at least four Naval Strike Missile launchers and associated equipment from the US via the FMS programme.
The Belgian and Dutch navies will each receive two Anti-Submarine Warfare Frigates, which will enter service by 2030.
As the USN begins to firm up its specifications for the DDG(X) platform, the final variant of the venerable Arleigh Burke guided missile destroyers marks the beginning of the end for one of the service’s most successful platforms.
Sea trials are scheduled for 2022
Aiming to improving naval commonality across Europe’s surface platforms, the fledgling European Patrol Corvette (EPC) concept has embraced modularity in the hope that the continent’s naval powers buy into its design philosophy and, more importantly, the programme itself.
16th November 2020
Deal covers hypersonic guidance, navigation and control applications for the Common Missile Compartment
13th November 2020
The commissioning of PNS Tabuk marks the completion of the two-vessel order with Damen, signed by the Pakistan MoD in 2017.
13th November 2020
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12th November 2020
The USCG accepted delivery of the ninth National Security Cutter (NSC) in Pascagoula, Mississippi on 9 November.
12th November 2020
Australia is planning a rolling renewal of its landing craft inventory in both the army and navy
11th November 2020
The Bangladesh Navy continues its modernisation, commissioning five ships into its fleet.
11th November 2020
As the Israeli flag begins its first day flying from the foremast of INS Magen, the lead ship of four Sa’ar 6 class corvettes being built for the Israeli Navy, new details have emerged about the programme’s timeline.
11th November 2020
Scheduled maintenance, modernisation and repair to last until June 2022
11th November 2020
Exception to usual budgeting rules allows work to proceed on first pair of new SSBNs – but will there be implications for other USN modernisation programmes?
10th November 2020
Twelve new ships to be equipped with Sea deFNder RWS
9th November 2020
FMS package will see Canadian Surface Combatant armed with Raytheon-made missile
9th November 2020
Six-year deal is worth $140 million
9th November 2020
First Sa’ar 6 corvette leaves German shipyard
9th November 2020
First of six new nuclear attack submarines was handed over to the French Navy on 6 November
6th November 2020
China is contentiously beefing up laws to increase the authority of its coast guard, the world's largest maritime law enforcement agency.
6th November 2020
The Indonesian Navy's second frigate is now combat ready with its full suite of weapons more than two years after it entered service.
5th November 2020
Award comes from FY2021 USN funds
5th November 2020
Modification follows $90.6 million contract awarded in October 2019
4th November 2020
New OPVs will be joined by four logistics vessels, while upgrade work continues on four diesel-electric submarines