The French Navy's nuclear attack submarine (SSN) Perle has successfully completed its maintenance and repair period after a thorough sea trial process, marking its return to the operational cycle.
BAE Systems was selected to design and deliver a new prototype deck launching system to the U.S. Navy.
The SWAT-SHOAL project, funded with EUR 25 million, has been selected by the European Commission in the category of Underwater Warfare.
The new frigates will be deployable for multiple tasks, although the emphasis will be on anti-submarine warfare.
The NCI Agency has contributed to modernize the Romanian Maritime Command and Control capabilities through the completion of the Broadcast, Maritime Rear Link and Ship-Shore (BRASS) project.
SEA has been awarded a GBP 26m contract by New Zealand’s Ministry of Defence for the Phase two build and installation of the communication system upgrade on two Royal New Zealand Navy ANZAC frigates.
Underwater capability provider JFD has introduced its 'Agile' submarine rescue system (SRS).
Navantia has started the production phase of a Maritime Action Ship for Underwater Intervention for the Spanish Navy and one Offshore Patrol Vessel for the Royal Moroccan Navy.
A steel-cutting ceremony held on June 29 in Papenburg marked the official start of construction for the first of two Type 707 replenishment tankers for the German Navy.
The consortium led by Baltic Workboats won a funding of EUR 95 million in the European Defence Fund competition to create a new type of naval platform for European fleets.
The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) contracted Schiebel to support operations with its CAMCOPTER S-100 for emission monitoring and maritime surveillance purposes.
The Dutch Ministry of Defence, Damen and Thales have signed the contract for the design, construction, and delivery of four Anti-Submarine Warfare frigates.
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