Independence-class LCS programme receives extra input from General Dynamics
General Dynamics Mission Systems will support combat systems and C5I integration on Independence-class Littoral Combat Ships.
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OPV utility will have future relevance
Offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) will be able to play a number of roles in future operations by services like the UK Royal Navy and, together with corvette-sized vessels, offer a faster way to regenerate capability for shrinking fleets.
At present a Royal Navy Batch 1 River-class OPV, HMS Mersey, is ...
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