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New modular cybersecure offshore weather station Vaisala delivers real-time metocean intelligence for polar operations, helideck safety, and built-in cybersecurity.
BAE Systems Maritime Australia has officially laid the keel for the Royal Australian Navy’s first Hunter-class frigate at the Osborne Naval Shipyard…
The U.S. Navy and Raytheon have unveiled the AIM-424 Malice, a long-range air-to-air missile built to hit targets over 250 nautical miles away.
Raytheon is expanding international export pursuits for its AN/SPY-6 radar family, targeting frigate programs in Germany, Japan, and Denmark.
The US Navy (USN) is seeking “seabed superiority” in both offensive and defensive operations around the ocean floor as part of enhancing asymmetric advantage in
The joint Belgian-Dutch replacement Mine Countermeasures (rMCM) programme continues to make progress towards demonstrating its full stand-off mine warfare capability before the end of 2026,
Australia’s latest National Defence Strategy (NDS) has underlined the country’s need to secure critical undersea infrastructure (CUI). To meet this seabed warfare mission quickly, the
The UK’s ability to tackle ‘real-world’ threats at sea would be significantly enhanced by expanding maritime uncrewed system (MUS) numbers as a substantial proportion of
After its recent successes in selling licenses for the Arrowhead 140 frigate design to Indonesia, Babcock is seeking to exploit further opportunities in the Asia-Pacific
Rear Adm. Guillaume Pinget says France viewed the missile test as a demonstration of nuclear deterrence while reaffirming its status as a resident Pacific power.
The Swedish government’s offer of Saab’s A26 submarines to Poland has been selected by the Polish government to replace the current Kilo-class submarine. Naval News
Rear Admiral Stephen Hughes, Head of Navy Capability for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), spoke to Naval News at the Indo-Pacific 2025 naval exhibition held
