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Jul- 2024 -18 July
France’s Third Barracuda Nuclear Attack Sub Commences Sea Trials
France’s third Suffren-class submarine of the Barracuda program embarked on its maiden sea voyage last week.
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18 July
Exail to Supply Inertial Navigation to Royal Navy Frigates
Marine navigation provider Anschutz has contracted Paris-based Exail to supply its Marins Inertial Navigation System for the Royal Navy’s Type 31 Inspiration-class frigate.
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18 July
US Navy Tests Medical Unit Aboard Spearhead Expeditionary Transport Vessel
The US Navy is evaluating the operability of the Expeditionary Medical Unit aboard the USNS Cody Spearhead-class vessel in Virginia.
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17 July
China, Philippines Agree to Presidential Hotline to Stop Maritime Clashes
China and the Philippines have agreed to establish a direct line of communication between their presidents to stop potential maritime clashes.
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16 July
Austal Delivers 20th Guardian Patrol Boat to Australia
Australia has accepted its 20th Guardian-class patrol craft from Austal as part of the government’s Pacific Maritime Security Program.
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15 July
Textron to Provide Hovercraft Training Solutions for US Navy
Textron Systems has received a $39.3-million contract to deliver training solutions for the US Navy Ship-to-Shore Connector program.
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15 July
Bollinger Joins US, Canada, Finland Icebreaker Fleet Initiative
Bollinger Shipyards has joined a project between the US, Canada, and Finland to create icebreakers that will help secure the Arctic region.
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15 July
Two Russian Warships in China for Joint Naval Exercises
Two Russian warships have arrived in the southern Chinese port city of Zhanjiang to take part in joint naval exercises.
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12 July
Austal to Open Final Ship Assembly Station in Alabama
Austal USA has conducted a ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a final assembly station in Alabama.
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12 July
Philippines to ‘Stand Our Ground’ in South China Sea Dispute
The Philippines will "stand our ground" in a dispute with Beijing over the South China Sea, a top security official said.
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