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JFD’s Receiving Systems allow the transfer of Emergency Life Support Stores assets, which include essential supplies to help sustain the health, wellbeing and environment for submariners within a distressed submarine
The Center will ensure monitoring and control of territorial water, Exclusive Economic Zone and adjacent waters and will enhance cooperation with other national agencies in charge of maritime security
Fincantieri Marine Systems North America will maintain the US Navy’s eight Avenger-class vessels, which are homeported in Bahrain and Japan
HMS Halland is the last of the three Gotland-class submarines to go through an extensive mid-life upgrade, including overhaul and upgrade of the combat system
The 58-meter aluminium monohull patrol boat is the first of six to be delivered by Austal Australia to the Royal Australian Navy
The tanker will transport fuel for U.S. defense operations in the Arctic and Antarctic regions
Leonardo’s LIONFISH remotely-controlled naval turret system is effective against close threats and in asymmetric scenarios, engaging fast-moving threats even when installed on high-speed platforms
As exhaust fumes from the diesel generator passes through the catalytic reactors, a urea solution is sprayed in which causes a chemical reaction to reduce the majority of nitrogen oxides emissions
KV Bjørnøya will now be equipped, tested, and completed before it is handed over to the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency in 2023
Sentient Vision Systems’ Visual Detection And Ranging (ViDAR) systems will be used for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions, integrated into an unmanned aerial system operated by the Marine Corps
The Royal Australian Navy has engaged Silentium Defence in a gated process to design, install and evaluate its MAVERICK passive radar across a range of maritime applications for enhanced situational awareness
Huntington Ingalls Industries’ Montana (SSN 794) is the third of the 10-ship group of Virginia-class submarines, known as Block IV, that incorporate design changes focused on reduced total ownership cost
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