Multi-Purpose Almak Ship Aims to Strengthen European Naval Schools
Operated by NavOcéan, a joint venture created in 2012 by DCI Group and Piriou shipyard, the Almak is a 44-meter training ship designed for the at-sea training of foreign cadets
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Operated by NavOcéan, a joint venture created in 2012 by DCI Group and Piriou shipyard, the Almak is a 44-meter training ship designed for the at-sea training of foreign cadets
Saab will install the Australian Combat Management System (AusCMS) onto the Royal Australian Navy’s six different classes of warships in the surface fleet
Designed for speed and accuracy, Kraken Technology Group has said that Dillon Aero’s M134D is ideal for the operational requirements of the K50 KRAKEN, which includes close proximity maritime engagement
SPEE3D’s WarpSPEE3D additive manufacturing technology has been successfully used in the US Navy's REPTX exercise, printing a bronze anchor five times while the vessel was engaged at sea
The Class Design Contract and Transfer of Knowledge and Skills framework agreement awarded to Babcock will support the continued development of the MIECZNIK program and enhancement of shipbuilding capability in Poland
The Columbia-class submarine will replace the fleet of Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines
JFD Fathom Systems’ interconnected system equipment will facilitate an improvement in operational efficiency and includes a number of features tailored to specifically meet the client’s requirements
Kraken will deliver additional KATFISH, Tentacle Winch and Autonomous Launch and Recovery System (ALARS) and topside systems for integration onboard new Mine Countermeasure Vessels (MCMVs)
GA-EMS will evaluate optimal Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS) and Advanced Arresting Gear (AAG) configurations for performance and document ship interfaces and impacts on the future French carrier
HMS Anson was officially commissioned into the Royal Navy during a ceremony at BAE Systems' site in Barrow-in-Furness
INS Vikrant has been commissioned with four LM2500 engines powering the ship with 88 MW giving it a maximum speed of 28 knots
The onboard power of each F126 vessel will be provided by four Rolls-Royce mtu Series 4000 variable speed gensets, the most environmentally friendly naval gensets the company has ever produced