offshore patrol vessels

Philippine Navy’s BRP Gregorio Del Pilar Completes 4-Year Overhaul

The Philippine Navy has announced its BRP Gregorio Del Pilar has reached full operational capability after a four-year overhaul.

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Philippine Navy to Acquire More Modern Warships in Next Five Years

The Philippine Navy plans to acquire more modern warships in the next five years to be on par with neighboring countries in southeast Asia.

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Iran Navy Receives Indigenous Vessels With Air Defense Systems

The Iranian Navy has received three domestically-manufactured vessels equipped with sophisticated air defense systems.

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Canada Receives Third Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship Max Bernays

The Royal Canadian Navy has received its third Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship to support the country's surveillance missions.

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Final Two Fast Response Cutters Arrive at US Coast Guard Station in Bahrain

The US Coast Guard has received its last two of six Sentinel-class fast response cutters (FRC), rounding out the 5th Fleet stationed in Bahrain.

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Construction on Royal Canadian Navy’s Final Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship Begins

Irving Shipbuilding Inc. has cut the first steel to begin construction of the Royal Canadian Navy's HMCS Robert Hampton Gray.

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RIBCRAFT Producing 278 Rigid Inflatable Boats for US Navy

RIBCRAFT revealed that its $80-million contract with the US Navy to build 278 rigid inflatable boats has now entered the production phase.

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Austal Delivers Second Cape-Class Patrol Boat to Royal Australian Navy

The Royal Australian Navy has received the second of eight Evolved Cape-class patrol boats ordered from Austal.

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Kraken Partners With Thales to Further Develop K50 Precision Engagement Craft

Kraken and Thales signed a partnership for the ongoing development and systems provision for the K50 maritime precision engagement platform.

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US Navy Taps Six Firms for Large Drone Ship Concepts

The US Navy has asked Lockheed and five other companies to develop concepts for the service’s future large unmanned surface vessel.

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