submarines
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May- 2022 -10 May
US Navy Introduces First Orca Drone Submarine
The US Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command has unveiled its first-ever Orca Extra Large Unmanned Undersea Vehicle.
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4 May
France Backs Out of P-75 Indian Submarine Project
Naval Group announced on Tuesday that it is pulling out of the multimillion-dollar P-75 submarine project for the Indian Navy.
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Apr- 2022 -25 April
India Launches Sixth Scorpene-Class Submarine
India has launched its last of six Scorpene-class submarines, the INS Vagsheer, in Mumbai, the navy announced last week.
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13 April
Thailand’s Planned Acquisition of Chinese Submarine Hits Snag
Thailand’s planned acquisition of its first Chinese submarine is reportedly on hold after Germany refused to provide the required propulsion system.
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6 April
US, UK, Australia to Cooperate on Hypersonics, EW Capabilities
The United States, Britain, and Australia will begin jointly collaborating on hypersonic weapons and "electronic warfare capabilities."
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Mar- 2022 -15 March
Turkish Navy Tests Roketsan AKYA Next-Generation Torpedo
The Turkish Navy has test-fired its AKYA next-generation heavyweight torpedo from the TCG Preveze attack submarine.
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9 March
Australia Boosts Defense Force to 80,000 by 2040
Australia will boost its defense force personnel by some 30 percent by 2040, the prime minister announced, describing it as the largest military build-up in peace time.
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8 March
Australia to Build $7.3 Billion Nuclear Submarine Base
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that the country plans to build a nuclear-powered submarine base for 10 billion Australian dollars.
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4 March
US Navy Gets Bearing Support Structure for Columbia-Class Submarine
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems has announced the delivery of the first of two Bearing Support Structures for the US Navy’s first Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine.
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Feb- 2022 -28 February
US Awards BWX Technologies $1B Naval Nuclear Propulsion Contract
The US has exercised nearly $1 billion in contract options for the continued manufacture of nuclear reactor components and fuel.
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