HENSOLDT completes key design review for modernisation of Norwegian ULA class submarines
Sensor solutions provider HENSOLDT has reached another milestone in the modernisation of the Norwegian ULA class.
Sensor solutions provider HENSOLDT has reached another milestone in the modernisation of the Norwegian ULA class.
The Walrus class attack submarine HNLMS Dolfijn completed a successful deployment operating under the Commander of NATO Submarines.
BAE Systems has been awarded a USD 92 million U.S. Navy contract to continue building propulsors for the Virginia-class submarine program.
The Royal Navy’s latest Astute Class attack submarine, Agamemnon, has been officially launched at BAE Systems’ shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria.
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has officially signed a contract for the construction of four new Orka-class submarines, marking a significant step in enhancing the Netherlands’ naval capabilities.
The contract is worth about NOK 436 million and the scope of work includes upgrades to software and hardware to the combat system on board the Ula class submarines. Kongsberg supplied the combat system to the Ula-class and has previously conducted upgrade programs. The latest upgrades will contribute to keep the Ula-class operational until …
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tkMS: the design phase for the six Type 212CD submarines has been successfully concluded on schedule with the “Critical Design Review” (CDR).
Naval Group, a French defence contractor, has signed an Industrial Cooperation Agreement (ICA) with the Netherlands to support the Replacement Netherlands Submarine Capability (RNSC) programme.
Experts in the art of submarine rescue from across the Alliance gathered in Norway for Exercise Dynamic Monarch 24, NATO’s major submarine rescue exercise.
The Norwegian Ministry of Defence has announced the successful completion of the Critical Design Review (CDR) for the German-Norwegian Type 212CD submarine programme.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine successfully launched a strike against a Russian submarine and damaged an air defence system in occupied Crimea.
Leonardo DRS, Inc. announced that it was awarded a contract by the U.S. Navy to provide critical electronic combat control and sonar systems equipment for installation across the service’s fleet of submarines and allied fleets.