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Singapore USVs begin uncrewed patrols in busy waterways
Singapore has long been a pioneer in adopting unmanned surface vessels (USV) and now the country has operationalised another type of USV…
7 February 2025
Singapore has long been a pioneer in adopting unmanned surface vessels (USV) and now the country has operationalised another type of USV…
Israel’s Ministry of Defense inked the contract to start the Reshef-class corvette program. Five vessels are being procured for the Israeli Navy. They will be built locally by Israel Shipyards.
The Royal Netherlands Navy is set to receive two low-cost, low-manned multifunction support vessels (‘Multifunctionele ondersteuningsvaartuigen’)
The first Australian Arafura-class OPV, NUSHIP Arafura, has commenced builder trials at builder Osborne in South Australia.
HMCS Montreal port calls to South Korea to increase its commitment to the peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region and to support UNSCR’s objectives.
Valiant Shield exercise is underway in the South China & Philippine Seas with two US Navy CSG, the JMSDF, Canadian and French Navy…
Singapore’s future class of Multirole Combat Vessels (MRCV) took a significant step forward on 8 March, when ST Engineering Marine cut steel on the first of six vessels.
Ishigaki city of Okinawa prefecture, Japan has declined a request for a U.S. Navy missile destroyer to enter the city’s port in mid-March, forcing the American warship to anchor off the coast of Ishigaki Island and then bring the crew ashore, sources familiar with this matter told Naval News on February 13.
A U.S. Navy missile destroyer plans to call on Ishigaki island, Japan. This would mark the first-ever visit by a U.S. Navy’s destroyer to the politically sensitive island.
The Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Group (CSG), Theodore Roosevelt CSG and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) conducted a Multi-Large Deck Event (MLDE) in the Philippine Sea, Jan. 31.
