Two exercises focusing on the integration of new maritime technologies into NATO operations and the ability of autonomous underwater vehicles to operate together are being held in Portugal this month.
Intracom Defense (IDE) signed a contract with Raytheon Technologies for the production of electronic modules for the support and sustainment of the surface-to-air Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM).
The NDMA has just congratulated Navantia for the excellent execution of the contract for the configuration audit of the Fridtjof Nansen class frigates.
Thales has successfully demonstrated the performance of the final component of its innovative mine countermeasures system and its ability to neutralise sea mines.
Eurosam and Thales signed a contract for the delivery and installation of four SMART-L MM/N radars to be installed on two French and two Italian Horizon class frigates.
Danish company OSK Design introduces its latest design, the Arctic frigate, an exceptional vessel meticulously crafted for operations in the North Atlantic, High North, and Greenland regions.
The Royal Navy’s Carrier Strike Group has been deployed with the most advanced version of the Crowsnest Airborne Surveillance and Control (ASaC) system yet.
Babcock continues its successful delivery of the Royal Navy Type 31 frigates, with the laying of the keel for HMS Active.
Finnish boat builder Marine Alutech has selected Kongsberg Maritime’s Kamewa waterjets for 17 new landing craft it is building for the Finnish Navy.
Navantia has successfully completed the factory acceptance tests of the AIP BEST (Bio-Ethanol Stealth Technology) system for the S-80 submarines.
SEA has launched Ancilia, a high-performance trainable decoy launcher system to protect surface platforms from increasingly advanced missile and torpedo threats.
Rohde & Schwarz will deliver five more integrated communication and control systems, based on NAVICS, for the Type 26 Batch 2 Global Combat Ship Batch 2.
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