U.S. Navy and Italian Navy Conduct First Indo-Pacific Multi-Large Deck Event
The Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group and the Cavour Carrier Strike Group concluded the first-ever bilateral Multi-Large Deck Event in the Indo-Pacific…
The Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group and the Cavour Carrier Strike Group concluded the first-ever bilateral Multi-Large Deck Event in the Indo-Pacific…

The Italian Carrier Strike Group, consisting of the aircraft carrier Cavour and the frigate Alpino, will make a visit to US Navy’s Naval Base in Guam, the southernmost small island of the Marianne’s archipelago, in the Pacific Ocean.
As part of the multi-year “FREMM” program aimed at the renewal of the Italian Navy’s fleet through the construction of next-generation frigates, Orizzonte Sistemi Navali (OSN) has signed a contract worth approximately 1.5 billion euro with OCCAR for the construction of two new FREMM frigates of the “EVOLUTION” version, known as “FREMM EVO”.
The technical launch of the Domenico Millelire (P 436) the 7th Pattugliatore Polivalente d’Altura (PPA) of the Thaon di Revel class programme, was celebrated on 13 July at Fincantieri’s Riva Trigoso shipyard.
The Italian Navy’s Carrier Strike Group based on the Cavour aircraft carrier and Alpino FREMM frigate reached Australia for participating to Pitch Black 2024.
The AW609 tiltrotor programme set another major industry capability milestone after its first successful ship trial.
The Italian Navy’s CSG based on the Cavour (CVH 550) STOVL aircraft carrier has left the Taranto naval base on 1st June for a five-month operational campaign across the Indo-Pacific region.
The Italian Navy is working to increase its submarine force with two submarines of a new class known as “U212 NFS EVO” which will be larger than the NFS boats currently under production.
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri today launched the “Emilio Bianchi” frigate at its shipyard in Riva Trigoso. The vessel is the last of a series of 10 FREMM built for the Italian Navy.
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri launched today ‘Atalante’, the second Vulcano-class Logistic Support Ship (LSS) for the Italian Navy (Marina Militare).