Naval Warfare
PREMIUM: Might the mysterious Type 32 ‘frigate’ really be the UK’s MCM replacement?
In a speech high on financial promises but less so in platform specifics, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson sought to boost the country’s military capability with a significant funding boost, placing the maritime and cyber domains at the forefront of defence.
During a 19 November statement to the House ...
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South American navy selects TLS
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Netherlands names new hydrographic survey boat
Hydrograaf is designed to replace smaller craft in Royal Netherlands Navy service.
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PREMIUM: Bridging the Gulf – private sector moves to fill naval gaps
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PREMIUM: Singapore takes delivery of new USVs
Singapore's navy is looking to the future with far greater utilisation of unmanned technology.
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LHA 9 preparations continue with latest long-lead materials contract
Huntington Ingalls Industries receives $80 million deal from USN.