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Australia will soon face a problem. It will have lots of naval helicopters, but not enough warships to embark them upon. The Royal Australian Navy
7 April 2025
Australia will soon face a problem. It will have lots of naval helicopters, but not enough warships to embark them upon. The Royal Australian Navy
The Australian Government is enhancing the lethality of Australia’s submarine fleet under a $200 million agreement with the United States to acquire additional Mk 48
Ultra Maritime received a CA$89 million contract from Lockheed Martin Canada, Inc. to supply three shipsets of Surface Ship Torpedo Defense (SSTD) for the River-class
Navantia San Fernando shipyard hosted today the first steel cutting ceremony for the second corvette for the Royal Saudi Naval Force (RSNF), within the new
On March 12, 2025, the Ministry of Defence of the Netherlands announced the successful completion of the first test-firing of the Tomahawk land-attack cruise missile
The Royal Australian Navy’s Hunter-class frigates will be fitted with Ultra Maritime’s world-leading 2150 hull mounted sonar under a contract with BAE Systems Maritime Australia.
Sweden’s Defence Materiel Administration (Försvarets materielverk – FMV) has outlined its future torpedo capability roadmap, including a leaning towards the development of a next-generation electrically-powered
Displayed for the first time at IDEX/NAVDEX 2025, the acoustic buoy developed dubbed NiKA by the Canadian company Metocean comes at a time where ASW
A subsea technology demonstrator designed to blaze the trail for future UK Royal Navy (RN) extra large uncrewed underwater vehicles (XLUUV) has entered the water
Denmark’s Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (DALO) has selected Atlas Elektronik to supply Low Frequency Active Towed Array Sonar (TAS) systems for retrofit to the
