Royal Australian Navy crews will train on the newly commissioned HMS Anson and other Astute-Class submarines, the British Prime Minister announced on August 31.
Royal Navy commissioned the 5th Astute-class nuclear-powered hunter-killer submarine, HMS Anson, with a ceremony held in Barrow on 31 August 2022.
The Royal Navy’s newest Astute-class submarine HMS Anson has completed what a submarine should do – submerge – for the first time.
The Royal Navy’s fifth Astute-class nuclear-powered attack submarine (SSN) is now in the water following her launch by BAE Systems at the Barrow shipyard.
The new Autonomous Launch & Recovery System (ALARS) allows medium-sized USV to deploy and recover smaller USV, facilitating unmanned swarming missions. Martac press release On
MARTAC is set to manufacture hundreds of SUSVs (Smart USVs) in 2025 including the new Devil Ray T18, an easily transportable, stealthy System based on the high-performance Devil Ray architecture as part of their turnkey maritime security solution.
On October 3, 2024, the Royal Navy launched the most advanced hunter-killer submarine, the future HMS Agamemnon in BAE Systems’ facility in Barrow.
New maritime attack drone by MARTAC: The MUSKIE M18 is an attritable, low-cost USV with outstanding speed and payload capacity that provides an asymmetric advantage in modern naval engagements.
MARTAC announces the launch of its revolutionary ASV in the Devil Ray series, the T24, a fully autonomous, marsupial system capable of performing active littoral and open ocean missions.
HMS Anson, the fifth Astute class submarine, which BAE Systems has designed and built for the Royal Navy, has departed the Company’s shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, and headed out to open sea for the first time.
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