U.S. Navy says world’s first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier begins final voyage for dismantling
The former USS Enterprise has left Newport News Shipbuilding on its final voyage to Mobile, Alabama, where it will be dismantled.
Saab launches next-generation 9LV naval combat system for connected crewed and uncrewed fleets
Saab has introduced a new generation of its 9LV naval combat system, designed to let navies add capabilities while preserving the integrity of a ship’s core fighting systems.
GE Aerospace receives orders for eight engines for Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyers
GE Aerospace has received orders for eight LM2500 marine gas turbines to power two future U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, extending its role as propulsion supplier for the class.
Navantia UK opens new Belfast fabrication hall to build three Royal Fleet Auxiliary support ships
Navantia UK has opened a new fabrication hall at Belfast’s Harland & Wolff shipyard to support construction of three Fleet Solid Support ships for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
Spain’s Indra introduces next-generation Prisma-S naval radar
Indra is introducing its Prisma-S naval radar at Euronaval, with a design that combines air and surface surveillance with long-range target designation.
L3Harris to equip German and Norwegian submarines with mast systems under TKMS contracts
L3Harris Technologies has received two multimillion-dollar contracts from TKMS for mast-raising equipment and electronic control units for German and Norwegian submarines.
U.S. Navy selects Thales subsidiary for $53.9 million remote mine-hunting systems contract
The U.S. Navy has awarded Thales subsidiary Advanced Acoustic Concepts a $53.9 million contract to produce and deliver two Remote Mine Hunting modules and provide engineering support.
Saab says new CB90 CX combat boat is in production for Sweden with strike and air defence roles
Production is already under way for Sweden, the launch customer, which will operate the new vessel alongside the smaller CB90 NG.
How Sweden’s Baltic submarine expertise supports NATO’s undersea defence capabilities
Sweden’s experience of operating submarines in the Baltic Sea is helping NATO strengthen its collective defence in waters where concealment and detection depend heavily on local knowledge.
Australia strengthens AUKUS submarine maintenance capability ahead of rotational force launch in 2027
Australia is building the workforce and shore facilities needed to sustain US and UK nuclear-powered submarines before allied rotations begin at HMAS Stirling in 2027.
Naval Group delivers second FDI frigate HS Nearchos to the Hellenic Navy
A third vessel, HS Formion, is scheduled to follow by the end of 2026, bringing three deliveries within about a year.
Los Angeles-class submarine USS Columbia to undergo overhaul to extend its service life
The U.S. Navy’s Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Columbia (SSN 771) will undergo an overhaul intended to extend its service life.