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May- 2023 -25 MayBusiness
Three Spanish Firms Team Up for Tactical Underwater Vehicle Development
Spanish state-owned shipbuilding company Navantia plans to develop a line of tactical underwater vehicles in partnership with SAES and Perseo.
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15 MayExercises
NATO Conducts Largest Anti-Submarine Training in North Atlantic
NATO has conducted its largest anti-submarine warfare training across the waters of Norway, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands.
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12 MaySea
Rafael Unveils Anti-Torpedo Suite for Surface Vessels
Rafael subsidiary DSIT Solutions unveiled a torpedo defense suite for surface vessels.
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10 MaySea
Israel Aerospace Industries Unveils BlueWhale Unmanned Spy Submarine
State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled a large autonomous underwater vehicle for intelligence-gathering.
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Apr- 2023 -28 AprilCommentary
How to Increase Nuclear Crisis Stability
Eliminating the Minuteman III would significantly increase nuclear crisis stability and eliminate the grave fallout threat by an enemy attempt to preempt the launching of land-based missiles.
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25 AprilAsia Pacific
India Launches Armed Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Project: Report
India has launched an Extra Large Unmanned Underwater Vehicle development project.
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14 AprilSea
HII Receives Subcontract for US Navy Columbia-Class Submarine Construction
HII has received a subcontract to provide material support and construction services for the US Navy’s Columbia-class submarines.
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10 AprilAmericas
US Navy Awards Leonardo $1B Columbia Sub Propulsion Contract
The US Navy has awarded Leonardo a more than $1-billion contract to provide integrated electric propulsion components for the future Columbia-class submarine.
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Mar- 2023 -22 MarchSea
Japan Receives Second Taigei-Class Submarine ‘JS Hakugei’
Japan has received and commissioned its latest Taigei-class attack submarine, the JS Hakugei, at Kobe Shipyard.
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14 MarchSea
US Navy to Construct New Dry Dock at Pearl Harbor
The US Navy has awarded a joint venture of Dragados, Hawaiian Dredging, and Orion a $2.8-billion contract to construct a concrete dry dock at Pearl Harbor.
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