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4 November

US Navy to Extend Life of 12 Arleigh Burke Destroyers

The US Navy has announced a life service extension for 12 Arleigh Burke-class destroyers beyond their expected 35-year operability.

4 November

The "Nihonbare," Japan Self-Defense Force - Maritime Transport Group’s first Landing Craft Utility (LCU) vessel. Photo: Japanese Acquisition, Technology & Logistics Agency

Rojoef Manuel

Naikai Zosen Launches Japan Maritime Transport Group’s First LCU Ship

Shipbuilder Naikai Zosen has launched the Japan Self-Defense Force - Maritime Transport Group’s first Landing Craft Utility vessel in Hiroshima.

3 November

Staff Writer With AFP

Taiwan Detects 37 Chinese Aircraft Near Island

Taiwan said it detected 37 Chinese fighter jets, drones and other aircraft near the self-ruled island on Sunday as Beijing carried out "long-distance" training flights.

1 November

Giulia Bernacchi

General Dynamics to Develop MEDUSA Mining System for US Navy

General Dynamics to develop the Mining Expendable Delivery Unmanned Submarine Asset (MEDUSA) System for the US Navy's submarine fleet.

Oct- 2024 -

31 October

Lockheed Martin Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program (SEWIP)

Christine Casimiro

Japan to Be First International Customer of Lockheed’s SEWIP

Lockheed Martin will provide a full-rate production of the Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program to the US and Japan.

31 October

Inder Singh Bisht

US Navy Demos Maiden Naval Strike Missile Launch From Destroyer

The US Navy demonstrated firing a Naval Strike Missile from a destroyer for the first time earlier this year.

31 October

Rendered photo of C2 Robotics Australia Speartooth LUUV

Christine Casimiro

Thales Australia, C2 Robotics Partner to Enhance ‘Speartooth’ LUUV

Thales Australia will integrate its sovereign sonar sensor technology into “Speartooth,” a large uncrewed underwater vehicle (LUUV) made by Australian company C2 Robotics.

30 October

German Baden-Wurttemberg-class frigate 'Rheinland Pfalz'

Staff Writer With AFP

German Warships Avoid Red Sea Citing Houthi Threat

Two German naval ships are avoiding the Red Sea, where Yemen's Houthi rebels have attacked passing maritime traffic, and are instead sailing around Africa, the defense ministry said.

30 October