What’s next for the Thales sonar systems destined for cancelled U.S. Navy frigates?
In an interview with Naval News, Vice President for naval programs at Thales Defense & Security Inc. RADM Tony Lengerich (Ret.) and Vice President for
In an interview with Naval News, Vice President for naval programs at Thales Defense & Security Inc. RADM Tony Lengerich (Ret.) and Vice President for
Thales has launched a new mission capability package designed to help navies in their respective transitions towards delivering ‘hybrid’, crewed/uncrewed, mine warfare operational outputs. While
Naval Group has invested in the capital of cortAIx France, joining Thales to address major challenges related to integrating AI into critical defence systems. Thales
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has contracted Thales to design, develop, and deliver portable, remote command centres (RCCs) to help transform the Royal Navy’s
Thales is launching Sonar 76Nano, a compact, miniaturised acoustic detection system designed to meet maritime security underwater sensing requirements of NATO and the Royal Navy.
Another major milestone has been achieved for NuShip Hunter with the successful factory acceptance test (FAT) of the towed body handling system (TBHS) and towed
Navantia and Thales have signed an agreement during Defense & Security 2025 event in Bangkok to support the Royal Thai Navy (RTN) in modernising its
On the opening day of the Defense & Security 2025 exhibition in Bangkok, French company Thales and its Thai partner Universal Communication Systems Co. Ltd.
Thales has announced the receipt of the 100th order for its CAPTAS (Combined Active-Passive Towed Array Sonar) system. Following this latest contract, CAPTAS systems are
Thales and BAE Systems announced during DSEI UK 2025 a new phase in their long-standing collaboration on submarine sonar capability, marked by the signing of