The USS Delaware (SSN 791), a Virginia-class attack submarine, has successfully conducted Yellow Moray Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (UUV) operations in the U.S. European Command area of operations.
On 30 May, the U.S. Department of Defense awarded Raytheon Missiles and Defense, an RTX business, a $536.75 million contract to continue work on the AN/SPY-6(V) family of radar systems.
BAE Systems has officially opened a new state-of-the-art shiplift and land level ship repair facility at its Jacksonville shipyard in Florida.
The First Sea Lord, General Sir Gwyn Jenkins, has responded to the newly published Strategic Defence Review with a call for swift and decisive transformation within the Naval Service.
The Norwegian Ministry of Defence and Spanish shipbuilder Navantia have reached a settlement in the long-standing dispute over the frigate Helge Ingstad.
The United States Navy has awarded a historic contract for the commercial dismantling and disposal of the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier ex-Enterprise (CVN 65).
The Danish Armed Forces are launching a series of initiatives to enhance the operational capacity of their Seahawk helicopters.
thyssenkrupp Marine Systems has opened a representative office in Ottawa to deepen cooperation with Canadian stakeholders and reinforce its local footprint.
The agreement outlines plans to explore long-term cooperation across multiple military domains.
The UK is to build up to 12 new nuclear-powered attack submarines and invest £15 billion in its nuclear warhead programme.
Rolls-Royce has confirmed a major contract to supply critical systems for the first three vessels of Canada’s River-class destroyer (RCD) programme.
A Royal Navy Merlin helicopter has, for the first time, relied on a drone for surveillance instead of its onboard radar during operations in the Atlantic.
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