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Procured via the Unmanned Surface Vehicle Family of Systems multiple award contract, General Dynamics Mission Systems’s Containerized Tethered Elevated Mast provides line-of-sight communication extension for surface ships
The H160 will gradually start operating from France’s Lanveoc-Poulmic naval air station in Brittany, Cherbourg airport in Normandy, and the naval air station in Hyères, Provence
IXI Electronic Warfare has reached critical milestone in the development of automated position-correcting control units for mobile communications and electronic warfare antenna arrays
G3 Systems has delivered four deployable containerised solutions to support the Royal NavyPODS (Persistent Operational Deployable Systems) for heavy-lift drones in record time
The first surface vessel constructed by Austal USA with autonomous capability, the Future USNS Apalachicola, has successfully passed rigorous tests by the US Navy, Austal USA, L3Harris and General Dynamics
The start of fabrication signifies that the first 100 tons of steel have been cut for the ship
The large-scale overhaul, carried out by Patria, ensures the capability to counter maritime threats, repel attacks at sea, protect sea lines, and monitor and secure territorial integrity
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
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