Leonardo’s Independent Line of Sight (ILOS) variant of the 40 mm turret will equip the Indonesian Navy’s PC60 fast patrol boats and Tank Landing Ship vessels.
At Euronaval 2022, Leonardo unveiled a new electro-optic system named “DSS-IRST” (Distributed Static Staring-InfraRed Search and Tracking System), which can automatically detect and track symmetric and asymmetric targets for the protection of modern naval units.
The Israeli Navy ceremonially accepted delivery of Leonardo’s 76/62 Super Rapido Multi-Feeding naval gun for Sa’ar 6-class corvettes Oz and Magen on 13 September 2022 in Haifa, Israel.
Leonardo DRS announced that it has completed factory acceptance testing and shipment of the first production unit of the main propulsion motor for the U.S. Navy’s new COLUMBIA Class submarine.
The UK MoD has awarded a £60 million contract to Leonardo to design and develop a cutting-edge uncrewed helicopter.
The 76mm naval gun systems fitted aboard French Navy’s Horizon destroyers, FREMM frigates and future FDI frigates will be maintained with the assistance of the Italian Navy…
Leonardo will deliver the next stage of the Wildcat Integrated Support and Training (WIST) contract, which confirms the next five-year period of the 34-year contract originally signed in 2012.
Centered around Leonardo DRS and beyond, Leonardo presence at SeaAirSpace 2022 showcases high technologies responding to a wide range of operational needs in the maritime domain and reaffirms its key core competences and its competitive positioning toward US Defence requirements.
Leonardo delivered the sixth and final fully upgraded naval unit, “Al Taweelah,” equipped with Leonardo’s Combat Management Systems (CMS). The achievement reflects Leonardo’s commitment to supporting the Bahraini Armed Forces.
Leonardo’s OTO 127/64 LightWeight (LW) Vulcano naval defence systems have been selected by Damen to equip German Navy’s new four F126 frigates, with the addition of two optional vessels.
