SPA and SAIC Team-up to Support Advanced Hypersonic Technologies for U.S. Navy
Advanced Hypersonic Technology will provide U.S. warfighters with the cutting edge systems needed to meet critical mission objectives
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Advanced Hypersonic Technology will provide U.S. warfighters with the cutting edge systems needed to meet critical mission objectives
The developmental program will design, build and field test an unmanned surface ship that can operate autonomously for long durations at sea without human intervention
French Navy take delivery of two new training targets from RTSYS, strengthening crews training capabilities in Anti-Submarine Warfare
The MBDA’s leading edge missile will soon equip the Royal Navy’s AW159 Wildcat and Marine nationale’s H160M Guépard shipborne helicopters
Thales with its main partners (ECA Group, L3Harris and Saab), win joint Royal Navy and French Marine Nationale contract to deliver 8 unmanned mine hunting systems
New partnership between SubSea Craft and IrvinGQ will add the potential for aerial dispatch to VICTA’s deployable options, which include launch from a road trailer, port of opportunity, heavy-lift helicopter or suitable surface platform
BAE Systems has won a $197.4 million contract to drydock and perform significant work to sustain the warfighting capability of the U.S. Navy’s lead amphibious assault ship, the USS Wasp (LHD 1)
The EUR1.5bn contract is one of the largest ever in Thales's history
Landing Helicopter Assault ships are the largest of all amphibious warfare ships, at 844 feet long and with a displacement of more than 44,000 tons
ULAQ has been built from advanced composites, has 400 km range, 65 km/h speed, day/night vision capabilities and encrypted communication infrastructure
Rohde & Schwarz will deliver and install internal and external communication systems for the Royal Netherlands Navy’s Combat Support Ship, Den Helder
The Columbia program will replace the aging Ohio class of ballistic missile submarines