Next-Generation Electronic Warfare Systems for Type 212CD Submarines
Indra's next-generation electronic defense and navigation radar systems will enhance the operational capability of the Type 212CD submarines of the Norwegian and German Navies
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Indra's next-generation electronic defense and navigation radar systems will enhance the operational capability of the Type 212CD submarines of the Norwegian and German Navies
Rheinmetall will prototype a low-cost engagement capability that aims to increase the effectiveness of existing and future US Naval guns against air and surface threats
General Dynamics NASSCO will support construction of the seventh and eighth ships in the John Lewis-class fleet oiler (T-AO) program, and the sixth ship in the Expeditionary Sea Base (ESB) program
RE2’s Strong Tactile mARitime hand for Feeling, Inspecting, Sensing and Handling (STARFISH) is a gripper end-of-arm tooling with tactile feedback designed for mine countermeasures and explosive ordnance disposal missions
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace will equip the Skjold-class corvettes with a similar combat system to that which is in operation in the Royal Norwegian Navy’s Nansen-class anti-submarine warfare frigates
This milestone marks the culmination of the ship’s design, developed by Navantia, and its readiness for full fledge production
Kongsberg Norcontrol will provide a complete surveillance solution including the company’s maritime domain awareness software C-Scope, radar sensors and advanced cameras with infrared capabilities
A static detonation training event and subsequent evolution was conducted in March 2022
The company’s combined diesel electric and diesel (CODLAD) propulsion system provides a top speed of more than 26 knots
The Acquisition Pipeline is a forward look of future potential procurement activity undertaken by the Ministry of Defence (MoD)
Main Reduction Gears (MRGs) are large components that transfer energy from a ship's main power source to its propeller shafts, enabling the vessel to move at various speeds under changing conditions
HMS Audacious completed training exercises with NATO allies to test its ability to evade, track and engage foes underwater and on the surface