Naval Technology

The L'Astrolabe Polar Logistics and Patrol Vessel was built by Chantiers Piriou shipyard in Concarneau, France.

The US Navy is set to commission its newest aircraft carrier, the future USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), during a ceremony at Naval Station Norfolk in Virginia.

Naval vessels from Georgia, Romania, Turkey, Ukraine and the US have departed the port of Odessa and the nearby Western Naval Base to participate in the free-play phase of Exercise Sea Breeze 2017 in Ukraine.

Huntington Ingalls Industries' subsidiary Newport News Shipbuilding has secured a contract modification worth $148.73m in support of the US Navy's USS Enterprise (CVN 80) aircraft carrier.

A Wildcat helicopter from the British Royal Navy's armed forces unit Fleet Air Arm has returned after completing an intensive training programme with the German Navy.

DSIT will be attending the SEECAT 2017 exhibition, held in Tokyo Big Sight, West Hall, Tokyo, Japan, between 11-13 October.

BAE Systems has secured a contract to design and deliver new technology that will enable US Navy submarines to detect and track other submarines from greater distances.

Indian, Japanese and US maritime forces have concluded the 21st annual edition of Exercise Malabar 2017 in the Bay of Bengal.

Naval maritime forces from 19 countries have joined forces to begin the 58th iteration of the annual multilateral exercise UNITAS 2017 in Lima, Peru.

iXBlue supplies a unique warship electronic chart display and information system (WECDIS) based on an open software design that allows it to meet the individual needs of its users.

British Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel have trained alongside naval forces from several partner nations during deployment on-board a French warship.

The US Navy has test fired two Raytheon-built Tomahawk cruise missiles from new submarine payload tubes on the Virginia-class naval vessel USS North Dakota (SSN-784) in the Gulf of Mexico near Florida.

The British Royal Navy's assault ship HMS Albion has successfully completed four weeks of initial sea trials following the vessel's £90m mid-life technical upgrade programme.

The US Navy and the US Marine Corps (USMC) are preparing for the deployment of the F-35B Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter, which is currently slated for next year.

Ireland's Minister of State at the Department of Defence Paul Kehoe has secured Dáil approval for the deployment of a contingent of the Permanent Defence Force to serve as part of the European Union (EU) naval mission in the Mediterranean, EUNAVFOR M…

BAE Systems has secured a grant to design and launch the first testing service for maritime autonomous systems in Solent, UK.

Sander Navy consists of engineers, task specialists and clerks that provide high-quality naval valves and automation systems for military forces all over the world.

Shipbuilding, repair and naval engineering company Piriou is set to formally deliver the French Navy's new patrol and polar logistic ice-breaker L'Astrolabe in early September this year.

The Royal Australian Navy is expected to receive its new-generation training ship MV Sycamore multi-role aviation training vessel (MATV), built by Damen Shipyards Group, in July 2017.

The British Royal Air Force's (RAF) No. 120 Squadron and No. 201 Squadron from Lossiemouth, Moray, are set to operate nine new P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft.