Maritime News & Articles

The Remus 100 UUVs delivered by Huntington Ingalls Industries have enhanced modularity, advanced core electronics and endurance of up to 12 hours

The Jeremiah Denton from Huntington Ingalls Industries, will be a highly capable multi-mission ship, containing a myriad of offensive and defensive weapons designed to support maritime defense

With HMS Spey’s handover from BAE systems, the Batch 2 River-class programme comes to an end, £44m under budget and on time thanks to effective collaboration between the MOD and industry partners

Saab will deliver state-of-the-art mine identification and disposal systems operated from unmanned surface vessels, to significantly improve operational tempo

The formal acceptance is the first of two supply-class Auxiliary Oiler Replenishment (AOR) ships on order from Spanish shipbuilder Navantia

The work will support the availability and reliability of Galley, Laundry and Calorifier equipment on-board Royal Navy ships and submarines.

The Arleigh Burke-class destroyer completed a series of in-port and at-sea demonstrations allowing BIW and the Navy to assess the ship's systems and its readiness for delivery

Block V missiles feature a NAV/COMMs upgrade that enhances navigation performance and provides robust and reliable communications for the U.S. Navy

The low-cost, advanced AN/BYG-1 submarine CCS Virtual Twin (vTwin), was installed on a Block III Virginia-class submarine and underwent live-fire demonstration and deployment of a new machine learning application

Boeing and the U.S. Navy prove that the F/A-18 fighter aircraft would do well with the short takeoff aboard Indian Navy aircraft carriers, making the Super Hornet a frontline fighter option

The Coyote SSST’s design integrates a solid-fuel, air-breathing ducted rocket propulsion system with high performance avionics, used to test naval ship defences against incoming threats