Sea Air Space 2022
Video: Day 2 at Sea Air Space 2022 – Unmanned Systems
Day 2 video coverage at the Sea Air Space 2022 exposition near Washington DC. In this video we are focusing on unmanned systems.
12 April 2022
Day 2 video coverage at the Sea Air Space 2022 exposition near Washington DC. In this video we are focusing on unmanned systems.
In this video we first talked to Fincantieri to get an update on the Constellation-class frigate program. We then discussed naval weapon systems with MSI Defence, Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems and Kongsberg.
Austal USA showcased its new Expeditionary Fast Transport variant, known as EPF Flight-II, at the Sea Air Space 2022 defence exposition, held April 4-6 near Washington DC.
The U.S. Army’s LCM-8 has been in service since 1959 and has a payload capacity of 53.5 long tons (54.4 tons) of cargo, but a
Centered around Leonardo DRS and beyond, Leonardo presence at SeaAirSpace 2022 showcases high technologies responding to a wide range of operational needs in the maritime domain and reaffirms its key core competences and its competitive positioning toward US Defence requirements.
BAE Systems has received a $125.5 million contract from the U.S. Navy to drydock and provide maintenance service aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2).
At Sea Air Space 2022, the largest maritime defense exposition in the United States, iXblue is demonstrating live the autonomous capabilities of its DriX unmanned surface vessel (USV).
Textron Systems press release The integration follows a September 2021 award by the U.S. Navy of a multi-year Aerosonde task order for maritime intelligence, surveillance
According to Northrop Grumman, the Mark 44 is slated to replace the Mark 38 25mm autocannons aboard select U.S. Navy ships and U.S. Coast Guard Cutters…
The United States Marine Corps has recently conducted a training exercise with the USS Tripoli (LHA 7) on March 22, 2022 to test the interoperability and transportability of the new Navy Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS).
