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Oct- 2024 -15 October
India to Set up Second Transmission Station for Submarine Comms
The Indian Navy is set to begin constructing its second Very Low Frequency transmission station in Vikarabad to enhance submarine communication.
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14 October
RMC Cuts Steel of Second Finnish Navy Pohjanmaa Corvette
Rauma Marine Constructions has cut the steel of the Finnish Navy’s second Pohjanmaa-class multi-purpose corvette.
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11 October
Babcock Cuts Steel of Third British Inspiration Frigate
Babcock has begun construction of the UK Royal Navy’s third future Inspiration-class (Type 31) frigate at its Rosyth shipyard in Scotland.
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11 October
General Dynamics Clinches Combined $1.2B Deal for Virginia Submarines
The US Navy has awarded General Dynamics two contracts worth a combined $1.2 billion for materials required to construct Virginia-class nuclear-powered attack submarines.
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11 October
India Approves Building Nuclear Attack Subs, Buying MQ-9B Drones
The Indian government has approved the construction of two nuclear-powered attack submarines and the acquisition of 31 MQ-9B drones from the US.
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10 October
France’s First All-Digital, Cyber-Secure Multi-Role Frigate Kicks off Sea Trials
The first French Defense and Intervention Frigate, built by Naval Group, has officially begun its sea trials from the firm’s Lorient shipyard.
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10 October
Royal Navy Wildcat Helicopter Fires Sea Venom Missile for First Time
The Royal Navy has conducted the first guided test firing of the air-launched Sea Venom anti-ship missile.
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10 October
HII Launches First Flight ll San Antonio-Class LPD Vessel
HII has successfully launched the first Flight II San Antonio-class landing platform dock ship at its shipyard in Mississippi.
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10 October
Italian Navy Accepts Fourth Thaon di Revel-Class OPV From Fincantieri
Fincantieri has delivered the fourth Thaon di Revel-class offshore multipurpose patrol vessel to the Italian Navy.
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10 October
AUKUS Partners Test Ability to Control Ships From 10,000 Miles Away
The navies of AUKUS partners Australia, the UK, and the US recently tested their ability to remotely operate unmanned vessels from more than 10,000 miles away.
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