Several pictures by local plane spotters surfaced today showing two key aircraft of the future Chinese aircraft carrier airwing in flight…
The future USS Fort Lauderdale (LPD 28), the Navy’s 12th San Antonio class-amphibious transport dock ship, conducted Builder’s sea trials, October 26th.
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri delivered Qatar’s first of four Air Defense Corvette “Al Zubarah”.
The U.S. Navy’s newly created Task Force 59 integrated and evaluated MARTAC’s MANTAS T12 unmanned surface vessels (USV) alongside manned U.S. patrol craft and Bahrain Defense Force vessels in the Arabian Gulf.
China’s Maritime Safety Agency (MSA) has commissioned its largest patrol vessel yet as it strengthens its “law enforcement” capabilities in the disputed South China Sea, official state media Xinhua says.
The French Ministry of Armed Forces announced that the fire-damaged Rubis-class nuclear-powered attack submarine (SSN) Perle is now repaired and on its way back to Toulon naval base where its overhaul will resume.
Dutch Defense Minister Henk Kamp today confirmed at the House of Representatives that some of the in-service FRISC RHIBs will be replaced by new FFIs “Future Fast Interceptors”.
India’s indigenously-built aircraft carrier Vikrant left Cochin Shipyard at Kochi 24 October to begin a second round of sea trials in the southeast Arabian Sea.
A Royal Navy AW159 Wildcat maritime helicopter currently deployed as part of Carrier Strike Group 21 (CSG21) test-fired a Thales Martlet (Lightweight Multirole Missile or LMM) missile.
Leading Navies are secretive about the full capabilities of their submarines. In a rare privilege, Naval News has been allowed aboard the French Navy’s (Marine Nationale) newest boat, Suffren. Here is what it is like to step inside a next generation nuclear-powered attack submarine.
