Liberator is a classified seabed warfare system deployable from uncrewed submarines, capable of firing the U.S. Navy’s largest ship-killing torpedoes.
The US Navy (USN) is seeking “seabed superiority” in both offensive and defensive operations around the ocean floor as part of enhancing asymmetric advantage in
Australia’s latest National Defence Strategy (NDS) has underlined the country’s need to secure critical undersea infrastructure (CUI). To meet this seabed warfare mission quickly, the
The Seabed Warfare Observatory (L’Observatoire Maîtrise des Fonds Marins, or MFM) has been set up within the strategic research support structure established by the Directorate
The commissioning of Tritone (A 5341) marks more than the addition of a new multi-purpose support vessel to the Italian Navy’s fleet; it reflects a
Faced with the growing threat of sabotage to critical underwater infrastructure and a high-tempo security environment, Sweden is transforming its decommissioned signals intelligence (SIGINT) vessel
The Danish Ministry of Defence’s Materiel and Procurement Agency (FMI) has signed a contract to purchase a ship to be used for monitoring critical underwater
At the IDEF 2025 exhibition in Istanbul, held from July 22 to 27, Turkish engineering firm DATUM unveiled a new mini submarine concept called “Gurnard,”
NATO is conducting maritime uncrewed systems (MUS) experimentation in the Baltic Sea to demonstrate both the capacity to accelerate capability delivery and the importance of
French technological solutions company Elwave announced that their Octopulse underwater electromagnetic sensor mounted on Royal IHC’s crawler is performing sea trials during the SeaSEC25 Challenge.
