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The UK’s Armed Forces – led by the Royal Navy – must invest in Artificial Intelligence, drones and technology to face down the threats they will encounter in the future. In a wide-ranging speech at hi ...

Royal Navy warships are operating at the centre of a potent NATO force testing the alliance’s potent missile and air defence capabilities in the North Atlantic. HMS Defender and HMS Kent are part a ta ...

Guest speaker Rear Adm. Cynthia Kuehner, Commander, Naval Medical Forces Support Command and Director of the U.S. Navy Nurse Corps wished the Corps happy 115th birthday and reflected on its being one ...

The U.S. Navy declared initial operational capability on its entire mine countermeasures mission package, which will operate off littoral combat ships and other potential motherships. The mission pack ...

SEA will provide in-service support to the Combat System Highway (CSH) on Royal Navy ships as part of a new five-year contract with the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD). The CSH is a crucial element to th ...

Thales will provide an additional combat mission system to the Royal Navy for the new T31 Frigate programme. The contract is the first for Thales in the UK’s new above water systems business line and ...

• ABB has secured its first Azipod® propulsion retrofit order for a naval vessel, replacing the existing system onboard the Spanish Navy flagship, Juan Carlos I • The vessel will benefit from enhanced ...

Royal Navy and NATO warships are better prepared than ever to hunt underwater threats in the North Atlantic after the alliance’s premier anti-submarine warfare exercise. Submarine hunter HMS Northumbe ...

JFD – part of James Fisher and Sons plc – has launched its advanced four man tactical diving platform, Shadow Seal ahead of delivery to United States partner Blue Tide Marine (BTM) for demonstration a ...

The US Navy has commissioned its newest Freedom-variant littoral combat ship (LCS) USS Cooperstown. As informed, the commissioning ceremony took place in New York on 8 May. Cooperstown is the first na ...