Austal
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Sep- 2024 -2 SeptemberSea
Austal Starts Construction of Fifth Heritage Patrol Cutter
Austal has begun construction of the US Coast Guard’s fifth Heritage-class Offshore Patrol Cutter in Mobile, Alabama.
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Aug- 2024 -8 AugustSea
Austal Rolls Out Final US Navy Independence Warship
Austal USA has launched the US Navy’s final Independence-class littoral combat ship at the company’s shipyard in Alabama.
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5 AugustDOD Contracts
US Navy Buys Two More Landing Craft From Austal
The US Navy has ordered two additional heavy-lift Landing Craft Utility vessels from Austal to expand its upcoming fleet to five.
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Jul- 2024 -16 JulySea
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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12 JulyLand
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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Jun- 2024 -27 JuneSea
Austal Begins Development of 8th US Navy Navajo Ocean Tug
Austal has begun construction of the US Navy’s eighth Navajo-class towing, salvage, and rescue ship in Mobile, Alabama.
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25 JuneAsia Pacific
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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May- 2024 -24 MaySea
US Navy Christens Final Independence Littoral Combat Ship
The US Navy has christened the final Independence-class littoral combat ship, the USS Pierre (LCS 38) in Mobile, Alabama.
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6 MaySea
Austal Completes Sea Trials of Australia’s Sentinel Robotic Patrol Vessel
Austal has finalized the sea acceptance and endurance trials of the Royal Australian Navy’s Sentinel autonomous patrol vessel.
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Apr- 2024 -5 AprilSea
Austal Builds Next US Navy Landing Craft Utility
Austal has begun the construction of the US Navy’s Landing Craft Utility in Mobile, Alabama as part of a contract signed in 2023.
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