Babcock: Type 31 frigate programme moves into multi-ship build phase
Babcock continues its successful delivery of the Royal Navy Type 31 frigates, with the laying of the keel for HMS Active.
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.
Saab and Babcock International Group (Babcock) signed a strategic cooperation agreement.
Exail have successfully delivered navigation systems to the Spanish Navy to replace the Turia M34 minehunter’s outdated legacy systems.
thyssenkrupp Marine Systems started production in Kiel of the world’s most advanced conventional submarines, the Type 212CD.
Navantia and Kongsberg will foster joint collaboration to integrate the NSM missiles in current and future surface combatants units.
Germany has offered NATO the capability to operate naval forces from a regional maritime headquarters on the Baltic Sea.
Poland was the first nation to acquire the NSM CDS capability in 2008, and then with an additional squadron in 2014.
Anschuetz will launch latest innovations in warship integrated navigation and bridge systems at DSEI 2023.
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