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Australia invests heavily to expand shipbuilding precinct in the west
Australia will plunge billions of dollars into a revamped defence shipbuilding precinct in Western Australia.
17 October 2024
Australia will plunge billions of dollars into a revamped defence shipbuilding precinct in Western Australia.
Navies from the Philippines and its allies started their annual joint exercises on Monday off the Philippines’ waters amid rising tension in the disputed waters.
What happened to the UHAC, and why hasn’t it been tested since 2014 or entered active U.S. Marine Corps service?
NATO’s newest members Finland and Sweden have disclosed plans for participation in next year’s rotations of the standing forces of MARCOM.
Japan’s ATLA and the French-German ISL earlier this year inked an agreement to cooperate on railgun technologies.
On September 26, 2024, Colombia’s COTECMAR Shipyard, the largest naval shipyard in the country, opened its doors to Naval News and answered questions about its role in the country’s shipbuilding industry, as well as the latest updates on ongoing projects.
South Korea recently revealed its Hyunmoo-V ballistic missile. Part of KMPR strategy, the massive missile could be fitted aboard the ROK Navy’s future Joint Strike Ship.
At the REPMUS 2024 exercise, Thales showcased its solutions in the field of unmanned systems for naval warfare during real-world conditions.
Malaysia’s Coast Guard will receive the former United States Coast Guard cutter USCGS Steadfast by year’s end.
Airbus recently completed its first program demonstration in support of the U.S. Marine Corps Aerial Logistics Connector contract…
