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Denmark launches massive naval expansion plan
The Danish government and the parties of the defence agreement have this week agreed on a plan for to strengthen the Danish Navy, both in
24 April 2025
The Danish government and the parties of the defence agreement have this week agreed on a plan for to strengthen the Danish Navy, both in
Coastal anti-ship missile batteries were found in several countries during and in the immediate aftermath of the Cold War, but with the general reduction of
The Swedish Defence Materiel Agency, FMV, in cooperation with the Swedish Armed Forces and Swedish defence company Saab has fired Saab’s Lightweight Torpedo (Torpedo 47
BMT has successfully partnered with ATLAS ELEKTRONIK UK (AEUK) to advance autonomous maritime navigation by utilising BMT’s proprietary Synthetic Environment Assurance Service (SEAS) testbed. BMT
ABB will provide turnkey power, propulsion and automation solution to meet the needs of six new Portuguese Navy offshore patrol vessels Azipod® propulsion, Onboard DC
The Danish Ministry of Defence has unveiled their new fleet plan, which include a short-term track to quickly strengthen certain key capabilities, as well as
Denmark is procuring a large number of sea mines to strengthen the defence of the inland Danish waters and contribute to NATO’s overall defence and
Co-operation between maritime industry, navies, and key other commercial and government stakeholders is crucial to building deterrence and wider security for critical undersea infrastructure (CUI)
A contract has been signed between BAE Systems and Canada’s Irving Shipbuilding Inc. (ISI), marking the start of the next major phase on the River-class
The Royal Australian Navy’s Hunter-class frigates will be fitted with Ultra Maritime’s world-leading 2150 hull mounted sonar under a contract with BAE Systems Maritime Australia.
