South Korea Plans MUM-T Fleet with Drone Carrier for ROK Navy
The Republic of Korea (ROK) Navy’s transition toward a MUM-T fleet is becoming increasingly defined, with shipbuilders and aerospace firms unveiling platforms and systems to
The Republic of Korea (ROK) Navy’s transition toward a MUM-T fleet is becoming increasingly defined, with shipbuilders and aerospace firms unveiling platforms and systems to
Babcock Australasia (Babcock) has recovered hundreds of pieces of critical military equipment from decommissioned frigate ex-HMAS Anzac, strategically reintegrating these assets into Navy inventory stores
SAN VICENTE, PALAWAN — Forces from the Philippines and Australia staged a large-scale military drill Sunday, simulating the retaking of an enemy-held island off the
The AIM-174B has appeared once again in the Pacific, this time at a joint exercise in Alaska focused on novel tactics and rapidly proliferating weapons
The U.S. Marine Corps is planning to branch out across the West Pacific with new prepositioning sites as the force continues to shape its force
STADT GROUP has implemented a new office in Japan taking advantage of the arrival of the historical calling of a Norwegian frigate in the Bay
Tensions flared anew in the South China Sea after China deployed several coast guard ships, maritime militia vessels, and fast boats with mounted weapons near

Ultra Maritime continues to advance its investment in the development of cutting-edge Next Generation Countermeasure systems — revolutionary autonomous undersea vehicles designed specifically as an
Navantia has signed a new contract with the Royal Thai Navy to modernise two Pattani-class Offshore Patrol Vessels whose systems need to be upgraded. Navantia
New Zealand expects to be flying new Sikorsky MH-60R naval helicopters in “a few years”, after the government formally announced selection of the type on