USS Gravely is the fifty-seventh destroyer in its class and has served the Navy in various capacities over the years.

The new River-class destroyers will be heavily armed and equipped, able to undertake full spectrum operations.

JERUSALEM — Rafael and Elbit Systems will supply a European NATO country with electronic countermeasures for protecting ...

For what it’s worth, the Houthis claim to have carried out two different response attacks on the U.S. Navy off the Yemeni ...

BAESY clinches a contract for ACVs. The deal has been provided by the Marine Corps Systems Command, Quantico, VA.

A Scottish shipyard is to help with Canada’s "largest and most complex shipbuilding effort undertaken since the Second World War". A contract has been signed between BAE Systems and Canada’s Irving ...

The state-controlled ferry fiasco firm Ferguson Marine has lost out on a vital contract to build seven ferries - considered vital for its future, ...

Striking union workers at Adelaide’s naval shipyard are demanding a 30 per cent wage rise as they start construction of ...

BAE Systems and Irving Shipbuilding Inc. have signed a CAD 8 billion contract to begin the next phase of Canada’s River‐class destroyer progr ...

The three River-class destroyers, which will ultimately cost C$22 billion with significant infrastructure costs added, will ...