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Britain goes with Danish design for new Navy frigates
The deal gives Britain a second naval shipbuilder and ends BAE Systems’ monopoly on surface combatant shipbuilding in the country.
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Sweden’s second overhauled Gotland-class sub in sea trials as Saab anticipates more upgrade needs
The second of the three-boat Gotland-class submarines is through its midlife overhaul and in sea trials, Saab says.
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Low-key opening at DSEI show as new frigate award is missing in action
Did Britain’s new prime minister hijack the announcement for the Type 31e contract award? Will there even be an announcement this week?
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US Navy makes a major breakthrough in autonomous weaponry
The Navy successfully demonstrated the ability to autonomously detect and destroy mines with a robot boat.
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Are aircraft carriers obsolete? The Pentagon R&D chief takes on the topic
Undersecretary of Defense Dr. Michael Griffin explains his views on threats to aircraft carriers.
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As Britain lurches toward Brexit, how will European security fare?
Questions about post-Brexit European security have no easy answers.
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Britain’s shipbuilding strategy has not gone according to plan — and industry is noticing
Industry is looking for clues on how the government will award upcoming ship orders.
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US Navy deploys new ship-killer missile to China’s backyard
It’s the latest sign that the U.S. Navy is gradually upping its game in the Pacific.
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Can the US military combine its many war-fighting concepts? Defense of the Pacific may depend on it.
U.S. military officials argue that a joint force concept is vital when considering operating in a multidomain environment against near-peer competitors Russia and China.
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Saab, Diehl Defence team up to offer missiles to Romanian, Bulgarian navies
Romania and Bulgaria are intensifying efforts to boost their capabilities in the Black Sea.
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Britain goes with Danish design for new Navy frigates
The deal gives Britain a second naval shipbuilder and ends BAE Systems’ monopoly on surface combatant shipbuilding in the country.
-
Sweden’s second overhauled Gotland-class sub in sea trials as Saab anticipates more upgrade needs
The second of the three-boat Gotland-class submarines is through its midlife overhaul and in sea trials, Saab says.
-
Low-key opening at DSEI show as new frigate award is missing in action
Did Britain’s new prime minister hijack the announcement for the Type 31e contract award? Will there even be an announcement this week?
-
US Navy makes a major breakthrough in autonomous weaponry
The Navy successfully demonstrated the ability to autonomously detect and destroy mines with a robot boat.
-
Are aircraft carriers obsolete? The Pentagon R&D chief takes on the topic
Undersecretary of Defense Dr. Michael Griffin explains his views on threats to aircraft carriers.
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As Britain lurches toward Brexit, how will European security fare?
Questions about post-Brexit European security have no easy answers.
-
Britain’s shipbuilding strategy has not gone according to plan — and industry is noticing
Industry is looking for clues on how the government will award upcoming ship orders.
-
US Navy deploys new ship-killer missile to China’s backyard
It’s the latest sign that the U.S. Navy is gradually upping its game in the Pacific.
-
Can the US military combine its many war-fighting concepts? Defense of the Pacific may depend on it.
U.S. military officials argue that a joint force concept is vital when considering operating in a multidomain environment against near-peer competitors Russia and China.
-
Saab, Diehl Defence team up to offer missiles to Romanian, Bulgarian navies
Romania and Bulgaria are intensifying efforts to boost their capabilities in the Black Sea.
-
Britain goes with Danish design for new Navy frigates
The deal gives Britain a second naval shipbuilder and ends BAE Systems’ monopoly on surface combatant shipbuilding in the country.
-
Sweden’s second overhauled Gotland-class sub in sea trials as Saab anticipates more upgrade needs
The second of the three-boat Gotland-class submarines is through its midlife overhaul and in sea trials, Saab says.
-
Low-key opening at DSEI show as new frigate award is missing in action
Did Britain’s new prime minister hijack the announcement for the Type 31e contract award? Will there even be an announcement this week?
-
US Navy makes a major breakthrough in autonomous weaponry
The Navy successfully demonstrated the ability to autonomously detect and destroy mines with a robot boat.
-
Are aircraft carriers obsolete? The Pentagon R&D chief takes on the topic
Undersecretary of Defense Dr. Michael Griffin explains his views on threats to aircraft carriers.
-
As Britain lurches toward Brexit, how will European security fare?
Questions about post-Brexit European security have no easy answers.
-
Britain’s shipbuilding strategy has not gone according to plan — and industry is noticing
Industry is looking for clues on how the government will award upcoming ship orders.
-
US Navy deploys new ship-killer missile to China’s backyard
It’s the latest sign that the U.S. Navy is gradually upping its game in the Pacific.
-
Can the US military combine its many war-fighting concepts? Defense of the Pacific may depend on it.
U.S. military officials argue that a joint force concept is vital when considering operating in a multidomain environment against near-peer competitors Russia and China.
-
Saab, Diehl Defence team up to offer missiles to Romanian, Bulgarian navies
Romania and Bulgaria are intensifying efforts to boost their capabilities in the Black Sea.
