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Aug- 2021 -19 August
Russia Integrates Kh-35U Anti-Ship Missiles Into Su-34 Bomber
Russia has integrated its latest Kh-35U anti-ship air-to-surface missiles with the Su-34 bomber.
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17 August
Audit Exposes Cybersecurity Lapse in US Pacific Submarine Fleet
A recent internal audit of the US Navy revealed that Pacific Fleet submarines and their tenders are not on par with internal and external cybersecurity standards.
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16 August
South Korea Navy Receives First Indigenous 3,000-Ton Submarine
The South Korean Navy received its first-ever locally-built 3,000-ton class submarine capable of firing submarine-to-ground missiles.
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11 August
US Navy Plans Upgrades to Fly E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes Until 2040s
The US Navy has planned upgrades to the E-2D Advanced Hawkeye command-and-control aircraft for at least another 30 years.
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11 August
USS Gerald R. Ford Finishes Full Ship Shock Trials
The USS Gerald R. Ford successfully completed its third explosive event, marking the completion of the ship’s Full Ship Shock Trials.
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10 August
US Coast Guard to Develop Digital Model of Icebreaker Polar Star
The US Coast Guard’s modest and only heavy icebreaker, the USCGC Polar Star, may soon have a digital copy to reduce the cost of risk and damage detection.
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6 August
US Navy Designates Future Orca Unmanned Sub Support Facility
The US Navy has designated Naval Undersea Warfare Division Keyport as its In-Service Engineering Agent for the Orca class of extra-large unmanned undersea vehicles.
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5 August
US Naval Engineers Develop AI Aid for High-Energy Laser Fire Control
US naval engineers have developed an artificial intelligence-based decision aid to assist sailors in operating laser weapons.
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5 August
India’s First Indigenous Aircraft Carrier Sets Off on Maiden Trials
India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, the Vikrant, set out on maiden sea trials off the coast of Kochi on Wednesday.
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4 August
‘Potential Hijack’ of Ship off UAE Coast Has Ended: UK Maritime Security Agency
An incident where a ship may have been hijacked off the coast of the United Arab Emirates has ended and the vessel is safe, a UK maritime security agency said on Wednesday.
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