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Jun- 2024 -25 June
Australia Orders Two More Guardian-Class Boats From Austal
Australia has ordered two additional Guardian-class patrol boats from Austal valued at 39 million Australian dollars ($26 million).
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25 June
US Navy Lays Keel of Sixth John Lewis Oiler Ship
The US Navy has laid the keel of the sixth John Lewis-class fleet replenishment oiler at a General Dynamics NASSCO facility in San Diego.
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24 June
US Army Precision Strike Missile Engages Moving Maritime Target
The US Army used the Precision Strike Missile against a moving maritime missile in a live-fire exercise earlier this month.
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24 June
Damen Naval to Deliver Two Additional F126 Frigates to Germany
The German Navy has tapped Damen Naval to deliver two more Niedersachsen-class (F126) frigates, increasing the fleet's size to six.
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24 June
Anduril to Open Underwater Drone Factory in Rhode Island
Anduril Industries will establish a new center in Rhode Island to increase its Dive-LD autonomous underwater vehicle production.
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21 June
BAE Begins Construction of First Australian Hunter Frigate
BAE Systems has commenced construction of the Royal Australian Navy’s first Hunter-class heavy frigate as part of a contract in 2018.
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21 June
Bollinger Delivers 57th Sentinel Cutter to US Coast Guard
The US Coast Guard has taken delivery of its 57th Sentinel-class fast response cutter from Bollinger Shipyards in Key West, Florida.
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20 June
Ukraine to Consider Any Russian Target Within 800 Km for Magura USV Strikes
The Ukrainian military will consider any target inside Russia within a radius of 800 kilometers for attack by its Magura unmanned surface vessels.
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20 June
Chinese Sailors Wield Knives, Axe in Disputed Sea Clash With Philippines
Chinese coast guard sailors brandished knives, an axe, and other weapons in a clash with Philippine naval vessels near a strategic reef in the South China Sea, footage showed.
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19 June
X-Bow to Assemble Solid Rocket Motors for US Navy
Defense manufacturing firm X-Bow has received contracts to build Mk 72 and Mk 104 solid rocket motors for the US Navy.
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