submarines

US Navy Lays Keel for 30th Virginia-Class Submarine

The US Navy has laid the keel for the future USS Arizona at the General Dynamics Electric Boat Quonset Point site in Rhode Island.

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Austal, General Dynamics Team Up for US Navy Nuclear Submarine Production

Austal USA and General Dynamics Electric Boat have partnered on production work to support the US Navy's nuclear-powered submarine fleet.

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Royal Navy Awards Contract for Europe’s Largest Drone Submarine

The Royal Navy has awarded MSubs an $18.86 million extra-large autonomous underwater vehicle contract.

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LIG Nex1 to Develop AI-Based Combat System for S. Korea Submarines

LIG Nex1 has received a contract to develop and incorporate an artificial intelligence-based combat system into South Korea's submarines.

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US Navy Air-Launched Torpedo Achieves Initial Operational Capability

The US Navy’s air-launched torpedo has achieved initial operational capability after completing rigorous trials.

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UK Begins Market Exploration for Future Anti-Submarine Warfare Capabilities

UK has begun market exploration of innovative solutions for uncrewed anti-submarine warfare capabilities, part of Project CHARYBDIS.

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Ingalls Authenticates Keel of 27th US Navy Virginia-Class Submarine

Huntington Ingalls Industries has authenticated the keel of the US Navy’s Virginia-class submarine USS Arkansas.

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Netherlands Taps Three Shipyards to Send Proposals for Walrus Submarine Construction

Netherlands has submitted a request for quotations to three shipbuilders for its Walrus-class submarine replacement program.

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Macron Says Australia Submarine Cooperation Offer ‘On the Table’

Emmanuel Macron said an offer to cooperate with Australia on submarines still stood, after a bitter row threatened to torpedo relations.

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US Navy Considering Ohio-Class Nuclear Sub Service Life Extension

The US Navy could extend the service lives of five Ohio-class nuclear ballistic missile submarines to ease the transition to the first Columbia-class vessels.

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