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Rohde and Schwarz secures order for Canada’s future replenishment ships
Rohde and Schwarz to provide external communications systems for Canada’s new Joint Support Ships (JSS).
23 June 2020
Rohde and Schwarz to provide external communications systems for Canada’s new Joint Support Ships (JSS).
The European Defense Agency (EDA) recently awarded one of two industry teams a service contract for the provision of a study on the use of directed energy weapons on board naval ships against unmanned vehicles.
The sensor solutions provider HENSOLDT will equip the Norwegian Coast Guard vessel “Svalbard” with the latest version of its TRS-3D naval radar and MSSR 2000 I IFF System.
The Royal Netherlands Navy HNLMS De Zeven Provinciën Frigate has received her SMART-L Multi Mission radar upgrade, providing enhanced Air and Missile Defense capability.
Rohde & Schwarz is expanding its naval expertise in Kiel by founding R&S Marinesysteme GmbH. The company develops and implements solutions for communications management and reliable communications intelligence and radar intelligence on board naval vessels.
Hensoldt, a leading independent sensor solutions supplier, will equip the new Arctic Coast Guard Vessels in the P6615 Program of the Norwegian Coast Guard with the latest version of its TRS-3D naval radar and MSSR 2000 I IFF System.
Denmark has selected Rheinmetall Waffe Munition GmbH to equip its Absalon-class and Iver Huitfeldt-class frigates with the Multi-Ammunition Softkill System (MASS). The contract includes five decoy protection systems, training, and a 20-year framework agreement for ammunition and maintenance.
Following Poland’s order for Saab A26 submarines, Naval News breaks down the weapons package, undisclosed missile integration, HMS Södermanland lease, and 2031 delivery timelines. The
A Sea King helicopter on static display at Farnborough Airshow in the United Kingdom reveals a new weapon concept in Ukrainian Navy’s arsenal. Although the
Belgium’s long-running plan to replace its ageing M-class frigates has entered a new and potentially consequential phase. Defence Minister Theo Francken has publicly stated that
