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Singapore is building space for uncrewed systems and future technologies into its new Sentinel-class OPVs, reflecting a wider move towards adaptable vessels capable of maintaining persistent maritime presence.
Belgium is pushing to get new naval frigates on time, as a joint procurement with the Netherlands is delayed by years.
Fincantieri hosted the keel-laying ceremony for the Italian Navy’s second U212NFS (Near Future Submarine) at its Muggiano shipyard. Fincantieri press release The keel-laying ceremony for the second-generation U212NFS (Near Future Submarine) destined for the Italian Navy took place at Fincantieri’s Muggiano shipyard. This milestone is part of the program for the construction of four units ...
Autonomous maritime systems maker Saronic has broken ground on Port Alpha, a major new shipyard facility in Texas aimed at revolutionizing U.S. shipbuilding.
South Korea's HD Hyundai Heavy Industries launched ROKS Daeho Kim Jong-seo, the Republic of Korean (ROK) Navy's third next-generation Aegis destroyer, completing South Korea's six-ship Aegis fleet.
GA-ASI’s Maritime MQ-9B Evaluated as a USN Workhorse SAN DIEGO – 30 September 2026 – The U.S. Navy (USN) recently … mehr...
The five-ship Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group and three-ship Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group deploy back-to-back from the West Coast.
The announcement comes less than a week after the service established a Robotic and Autonomous Systems Warfighting Development Center that’s expected to play a major role in shaping how the sea service fights with uncrewed platforms.
The aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman is slated to undergo a $5.1 billion overhaul that will ready the vessel for the second half of its service life.
Saildrone’s new Copenhagen base is one sign of a larger shift, as navies globally turn to uncrewed vessels for surveillance and mine clearance.
Boeing has officially been selected to build the Navy’s sixth-generation carrier-based strike fighter, dubbed F/A-XX.
The Navy has taken an important step toward fielding larger USV fleets, an area where it has persistently struggled in the past.
The failure of an arresting wire is one of the worst nightmares for naval aircrew and sailors working on the flight deck.
During its 10-month deployment, USS Frank Petersen Jr. warded off scores of Iranian missiles and drones.
A decommissioned U.S. guided-missile frigate was sent to the bottom of the Atlantic on Sept. 25 during a joint U.S.-U.K. naval exercise.
The Navy hoped Connecticut would be back by 2025, then this year, and it is now planning for its final retirement with repairs still underway.
At the center of suspicions is a former Royal Mail ship with its own fascinating backstory, but what it was doing at the time is unclear.
Fincantieri wants to leverage its U.S. infrastructure for another new frigate as the Navy is once again looking for foreign 'production ready' designs.
A new report calls for more Congressional oversight of the massive construction projects.
Recent satellite imagery shows a host of highly specialized features on the ship that's under construction, as well as a large cradle sitting beside it.
USS Abraham Lincoln's crew spent its first day on American soil after 307 days into a marathon deployment, approaching the record set by USS Gerald R. Ford.