On December 20, 2022, the Turkish Government’s Defense Industry Executive Committee, a presidential-led body that makes key decisions for Turkey’s defense industry, approved the construction of three I-class frigates for the Turkish Navy.
The Royal Navy will receive the Naval Strike Missile (NSM), outfitted on Type 23 frigates and Type 45 destroyers, to replace the Harpoon missiles.
Chess Dynamics has launched its next-generation, digital, electro-optical surveillance system (EOSS)
Royal Navy announced that its newest aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales has left Portsmouth to return to Rosyth for the next step in resuming front-line operations.
Turkish Dearsan Shipyard laid the keel of the first of two high-endurance offshore patrol vessels, the HE OPV 76, for the Nigerian Navy during a ceremony held at Dearsan’s facilities in Istanbul on September 16, 2022.
The U.S. Navy and Royal Navy are both pursuing extra-large uncrewed underwater vehicles (XLUUVs). These drone submarines are widely seen as a key part of
The Danish Ministry of Defense (MoD) announced on 18 August a plan to invest up to 40 billion DKK ($5.5 billion USD) to strengthen the Royal Danish Navy (Søværnet).
The Turkish Defence Industries Presidency (SSB) released a video on 23 July 2022 showing four unmanned surface vessels (ULAQ, SALVO, SANCAR, and a USV swarm consisting of Albatros and MIR) that Turkish defence companies are working on.
The future of aircraft carriers is assured. Tomorrow’s oceans will be more complex and contested. Yet the carrier will continue to provide unrivaled conventional superiority to the few navies which can operate them…
Turkiye’s Yonca Onuk JV launched its new armed unmanned surface vessel SANCAR during a ceremony in Istanbul on June 07, 2022.
