Forcys Australia Launches to Increase Lethality in Indo Pacific Waters
Forcys brings together leading technologies, offering a comprehensive naval and subsea capability to the Australian defense market
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Forcys brings together leading technologies, offering a comprehensive naval and subsea capability to the Australian defense market
Due to enter service from the early 2030s, the submarines, constructed by BAE Systems, will carry the UK's nuclear deterrent
Existing Ku-band terminals on Military Sealift Command's (MSC) vessels will be replaced with customized rapid deployment 1 meter SAILOR 1000 XTR and 0.6 meter SAILOR 600 XTR Ka-band VSAT terminals
SH Defence, DA-Group and Forcit Defence are exploring the possibility of using SH Defence’s The Cube system to launch, lay and store sea mines
General Atomics, Maritime Applied Physics Corporation, Aurora Flight Sciences, Gibbs & Cox and ReconCraft have been selected in teams to develop designs for DARPA's Liberty Lifter demonstrator
The Aerosonde UAS now supports four US Navy ships, has amassed 600,000 flight hours, and is equipped for multiple payload configurations
CUBEDIN A/S is a joint venture between Systematic and Odense Maritime Technology aimed at creating a software and integration concept that supports a brand-new type of modular, flexible naval vessel
Inertial Labs seeks to increase distribution channels within the defense industry
An integrator in South East Asia has awarded a multi-million contract to Orbit Communication Systems for the supply of OceanTRx 7MIL
Defense Advancement showcases Forcys’ integrated solutions which provide platforms and offboard assets enhanced sensing, communications, imaging, control and navigation
Team Resolute, made up of BMT, Harland & Wolff, and Navantia, will deliver three naval support ships in a £1.6 billion contract, with 900 shipyard jobs to be created in Belfast
The installation approach was demonstrated in a UK Type 26 delivery and will allow for simple and cost-effective integration into the Hunter class frigates