U.S. Marine Corps anti-ship missiles will deploy to the Luzon Strait, a strategic first island chain chokepoint between the Philippines and Taiwan, during Balikatan 2025.
The Russian government recently accused the Norwegian government of militarizing the Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic Region. According to Russian media, the Russians are concerned
Saronic today announced the acquisition of Gulf Craft, a Louisiana-based shipbuilder, to accelerate its growth into autonomous shipbuilding. Through this acquisition, Saronic gains a strategically
In the presence of Ministers of Greece and France, an Interstate Convention was signed, concerning the procurement of 16 EXOCET guided missiles, by GDDIA Director
The Netherlands’ Material and IT Command (COMMIT), the Dutch MoD’s procurement arm, has issued a Request for Information (RFI) to industry to look for new
Tiger Triumph 2025’s drills and exchanges have laid the groundwork for more intensive Indian-U.S. military exercises in 2026 and beyond. Indian and American forces culminated
Greece has announced a 12-year Long-Term Defence Armaments Plan for the Armed Forces, which includes, among other initiatives, the acquisition of new frigates, submarines, and
Anduril seeks to address the “new rules” of maritime sea power through a family of autonomous vehicles and sensors. Story by Aaron-Matthew Lariosa, video interview
Blue Water Autonomy press release With $14M in funding and seasoned roboticists, company is ramping to deliver a full stack autonomous ship for the U.S.
Japan has started installing the first Mk 41 vertical launching system (VLS) for a planned fleet of 12 Mogami-class multirole frigates (also known as FFM)
