BAE Systems has secured a new contract valued at $251 million from the U.S. Navy to supply critical system engineering and on-site technical support to the AEGIS Technical Representative organization.
Sophisticated new electronic warfare systems for the Royal Navy aircraft carriers have been tested ahead of their ...
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Having U.S.-controlled system running Canada’s new warships too risky, warns former navy commanderHaving an American-controlled command system running Canada’s new warships poses a serious risk, particularly at a time when ...
The RNZAF has test fired the Penguin Mk2 Mod 7 anti-ship missile (AShM) for the first time since it was first adopted a ...
In South America, keeping costs and labour in local shipyards might be an option to compete with a heavily stressed global ...
Building ships quickly means using extensive 3-D modeling, prototyping and risk reduction analysis instead of assuming a ...
The UK is working on identifying more opportunities to work with the Indian armed forces, and this includes bringing the UK's ...
HMS Somerset has arrived in Stavanger, Norway, where the Royal Navy frigate is conducting vital assessments with NATO FORACS.
The United States controls many of the key systems onboard Canada’s new warships, allowing the Americans to hold this country ...
The first of the Royal Navy’s next-generation electronic warfare (EW) systems, the Maritime Electronic Warfare System ...
AeroVironment has launched a new variant of its Jump 20 vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) uncrewed aircraft system, with ...
Very challenging” firing and manoeuvring drills have been completed by a Portsmouth-based ship ahead of an upcoming ...
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