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RTX’s Raytheon completes installation of first SPY‑6(V)4 array at Wallops Island test site (opens the original)
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Raytheon has installed the first land-based SPY-6(V)4 radar array at Wallops Island, Virginia, commencing land-based testing ahead of the backfit deployment on USS Pinckney (DDG 91). Raytheon press release Raytheon, an RTX business, has delivered and installed the first SPY-6(V)4 radar array at Surface Combat Systems Center at Wallops Island in Virginia, marking a major ... The post RTX’s Raytheon completes installation of first SPY‑6(V)4 array at Wallops Island test site appeared first on <a hr
Netherlands Commences USV Design for New ASW Frigates with Thales FLASH Sonar (opens the original)
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The Dutch MoD has commissioned Dutch Naval Design to develop 12m uncrewed surface vessels carrying Thales FLASH dipping sonar for the new ASW frigates. The Dutch Ministry of Defence, acting through the Materiel and IT Command (COMMIT), has formally commissioned Dutch Naval Design (DND) to begin designing a 12-meter uncrewed surface vessel (USV) for anti-submarine ... The post Netherlands Commences USV Design for New ASW Frigates with Thales FLASH Sonar appeared first on Naval News.
Rheinmetall Unveils GMF140 Next-Gen 6,000-Tonne Frigate for North America (opens the original)
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Rheinmetall unveils the GMF140, a next-gen 6,000-tonne frigate featuring AEGIS, 64 VLS cells, and advanced ASW, targeting North American naval projects. Rheinmetall press release Rheinmetall today unveiled the GMF140, a next-generation 140-metre, 6,000+ tonne guided missile frigate designed to deliver unmatched capability across the full spectrum of modern naval warfare. Developed to meet the evolving ... The post Rheinmetall Unveils GMF140 Next-Gen 6,000-Tonne Frigate for North America appeared
Australian steel to support Virginia-class submarine construction (opens the original)
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Australian industry has reached an important AUKUS milestone, with Australian-produced submarine-grade steel set to be used in the construction of United States Navy Virginia-class submarines for the first time. Australian government press release Bisalloy Steels has received a purchase order from General Dynamics Electric Boat (GDEB), valued at approximately US$2 million, for HY80 steel plate used ... The post Australian steel to support Virginia-class submarine construction appeared first on <
New BAE Systems Defence Contract Boosts UK Nuclear Deterrent Submarine Fleet (opens the original)
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The UK Government has awarded a new £5.9bn contract to BAE Systems funding critical work to progress the nation’s Dreadnought Class nuclear deterrent submarines towards entry into service. BAE Systems press release Work on first of class, Dreadnought, continues apace at BAE Systems’ shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness, ready for delivery to the Royal Navy in the ... The post New BAE Systems Defence Contract Boosts UK Nuclear Deterrent Submarine Fleet appeared first on <a href="https://www.navalnews
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