Naval Technology

The Indian Navy has reportedly signed INR50bn ($679.26m) contract with Russia to extend the service life of its Kilo-class submarines.

The US Navy is reportedly returning to the use of celestial navigation as a back-up plan during potential Global Positioning System (GPS) attacks by hackers.

BAE Systems has introduced a new technology, which will enable naval crews to perform high-speed reconnaissance and remote surveillance using unmanned boat.

US Navy's Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has reached a milestone in its refuelling and complex overhaul (RCOH), after its power cylinders were lowered into catapult one on the flight deck.

The mine warfare and dive teams from Australia, Canada, the US and the UK have come together to practice contemporary mine warfare and dive salvage techniques as part of Exercise Dugong 15.

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The UK Royal Navy's third Type 45 destroyer HMS Diamond has returned to sea after completing 15 months of renovations by BAE Systems.

The construction cost of the Royal Australian Navy's (RAN) first vessel in the $8bn air warfare destroyer (AWD) programme has crossed the estimates by $870m, the consortium contracted for the project has stated.

General Dynamics Nassco has started construction on the US Navy's second expeditionary base mobile (ESB) ship.

Norwegian aerospace and defence group Nammo has received a contract from the US Army Single Manager for Conventional Ammunition (SMCA) to provide shoulder-launched multipurpose assault weapon (SMAW) common practice rocket (CPR) ammunition to the US M…

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Babcock has secured a five-year contract from the UK Ministry of Defence to provide engineering services to the Royal Navy at air stations in the south west of England.

Australia will strengthen its cooperation with the US Navy but will likely stay away from the latter's plan to sail warships in the disputed South China Sea.

The UK Royal Navy will require an additional 4,000 crew members to operate two new aircraft carriers and the nuclear submarine fleet, the UK National Defence Association has said.

Boeing has awarded a multi-year contract to Ducommun for the production of position sensors for the trident navigation system used on US and UK navies' submarines.

Swedish shipyard Saab Kockums has selected Sagem (Safran) to install Sagem Series 30 optronic surveillance on two future A26-class submarines, and two Gotland-class submarines that are currently in service.

The Egyptian Ministry of Defence has signed a contract with French Shipyard DCNS for the delivery of two Mistral-class projection and command ships (BPCs).

The US Marine Corps has awarded Northrop Grumman a $58.7m contract to develop and test the ground weapon locating radar (GWLR) mode for the AN/TPS-80 ground / air task-oriented radar (G/ATOR).