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Saudi Arabia and Navantia Ink New Contract for 3 More Corvettes
Saudi Arabia announced a contract with Navantia for the supply of three additional Avante 2200 corvettes
12 December 2024
Saudi Arabia announced a contract with Navantia for the supply of three additional Avante 2200 corvettes
Dive-XLs are at-sea nearly every single day in Australia and the United States, and the vehicle recently concluded a 100 hour single voyage — the longest underway for a vehicle of this class.
On November 28, the Japanese government announced that it has decided to allow joint development and production of Australia’s new general purpose frigates, if the Australian government selects the upgraded Mogami-class frigate.
RAMSYS signed a procurement contract with the Dutch procurement authority to supply RAM Systems for the Royal Netherlands Navy and the Belgian Navy.
On November 19, 2024, Norway announced its plans to invite France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States to discussions on a strategic partnership for the development of new frigates for the Royal Norwegian Navy, with the Norwegian Government aiming to finalize its decision on a strategic partner by 2025.
NATO is establishing ‘Merlin’, a new anti-submarine warfare (ASW) exercise dedicated to training and testing ASW capability in the Baltic Sea.
At the Euronaval 2024 exhibition in Paris, Thales showcased the Naval DRAKON communication system that provides a cybersecure, interoperable connectivity solution for deployed forces by tying together multiple communication systems.
BAE Systems has signed a contract to supply eight Bofors 40Mk4 naval gun systems for the Royal Netherlands and Belgian Navies for the ASW frigates.
The AUKUS partners advertised their testing of drone networks at this years Autonomous Warrior exercise in Australia.
Luerssen Australia is constructing six Arafura-class OPV for the Royal Australian Navy but the company is now on the cusp of being sold to local firm Civmec…
