Indra to equip South Korea’s KSS III submarine with Pegaso electronic defence system
Spain’s Indra systems announced the new contract on 25 November.
Barracuda launch sees France open new nuclear chapter
The product of a generation of intellectual and physical labour from French industry, government and military agencies, the first of the French Navy’s Suffren-class nuclear-powered attack submarine was launched at a ceremony at Naval Group’s facility in Cherbourg on 12 July.
Drawing dignitaries and guests from across France and overseas, including India, the Netherlands and Brazil to name a few, Suffren will, along with five future boats, replace the ageing six-strong fleet of Rubis-class nuclear submarines currently in service.
The first of the nuclear-powered Barracuda design from Naval Group, Suffren will eventually be joined by five other boats …
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