Maritime News & Articles

Rosoboronexport has completed the delivery of underwater pistols, assault rifles and ammunition to an undisclosed foreign partner

Thales has delivered the first Sea Fire digital radar with fully solid-state four-panel AESA antenna that can scan an area of several hundred square kilometres, for the French Navy’s future Defence and Intervention Frigate

Northrop Grumman is drawing on its Lean-Agile system and software development experience to develop a combat system software patch to address threats to every Navy surface ship operating at sea within 24 hours

Elbit Systems has successfully completed acceptance tests to provide combat suites for new patrol vessels of the Hellenic Coast Guard

The Falaj-3 class by ADSB is a flexible and versatile Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) to be used by the UAE Navy for a wide range of missions

Palantir’s software is used by the Royal Navy across a broad spectrum of areas from strategic workforce planning and supply chain management to the COVID-19 response

The canisters from BAE Systems will play a critical role for storing, transporting, and firing a range of offensive and defensive missiles from the deck of the U.S. Navy’s guided-missile cruisers and destroyers

The fully automated Multi Ammunition Softkill System (MASS) decoy system offers a unique degree of protection against modern, sensor-guided missiles, covering all relevant wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum

A teaming agreement will see Lockheed Martin and Thales Australia cooperate in the design, development and production of Lockheed Martin’s Long Range Anti-Ship Missile – Surface Launch

Under a new contract by the UK MoD, SEA will expand its innovative Anti-Submarine Warfare solutions, through the design and development of a part of the Royal Navy’s next generation sonar equipment

The arrival of the first of five P-8A fuselage at Boeing’s production facility marks a major production milestone; the aircraft will maintain situational awareness in neighboring waters on and below the surface