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New Zealand Fires Penguin Missile for the First Time
New Zealand has fired one of its AGM-119 Penguin missiles for the first time since acquiring the weapons more than a decade ago.
18 February 2025
New Zealand has fired one of its AGM-119 Penguin missiles for the first time since acquiring the weapons more than a decade ago.
The Republic of Singapore Navy’s future Multi Role Combat Vessels are based on a fusion of designs from Sweden and Denmark.
The Australian Army’s program to acquire a fleet of medium and heavy landing craft has progressed with approval granted for the first phase of the program.
Sydney-based the Whiskey Project Group will build two Landing Craft Light for the Royal Australian Navy.
“NSM represents the fastest introduction into service of long range missile capability in our Navy today,” Vice Admiral Hammond said.
The United Kingdom and Australia’s future SSN-AUKUS submarines will probably be operated by an integrated crew made of Australian and British sailors, the UK’s First Sea Lord said at the IODS Conference in Perth.
The Offshore Patrol Vessel, which will be built by OCEA S.A, is the latest addition to Guyana’s growing fleet amid tensions with Venezuela.
U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia Sector Guam has been transformed by the arrival of Fast Response Cutters that have allowed expeditionary deployments.
While Austal rejected the initial offer from Hanwha due to regulatory concerns, it left the door open to future “engagement” with the conglomerate.
Australia has received and began training with it’s first “Smart Sea Mines” according to Air Vice Marshall Leon Phillips, head of GWEO
