U.S. Navy extends life of 12 warships to strengthen fleet
The United States Navy has announced a service extension for twelve Arleigh Burke-class destroyers of an early variant, pushing them beyond their anticipated 35-year service life.
British ship opens fire off coast in trials
The crew of HMS Cattistock recently completed gunnery exercises, focusing on drills and procedures for the ship’s 30mm main gun, manufactured by MSI Defence Systems in Norwich, England.
FET to supply ROV to MOD Salvage and Marine Operations Unit
Forum Energy Technologies has secured a contract with the Ministry of Defence's specialised Salvage and Marine Operations (SALMO) unit to supply a new remotely operated vehicle.
Stunning image shows carrier being refuelled at night
A remarkable image shared by RFA Tidesurge shows the vessel refuelling HMS Prince of Wales in a complex operation known as a 'Replenishment at Sea'.
Lockheed secures first SEWIP international sale to Japan
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $113 million contract to supply its 'Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program' systems to Japan.
Commandos show off ferocious firepower at night
45 Commando Royal Marines are showcasing their impressive firepower in a new video released ahead of scheduled night firing exercises set to begin in Arbroath next week.
BAE Systems issues update following submarine yard fire
BAE Systems has provided an update following the fire at its Barrow-in-Furness submarine manufacturing facility, which broke out early on Wednesday morning.
DE&S awards Naval Design Partnering contract
Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) has awarded Frazer-Nash Consultancy a new 'Naval Design Partnering' contract to establish and manage a framework for delivering technical design services for the Royal Navy.
Two top American naval commanders relieved of duty
Captain Zaldy Valenzuela and Commander Art Palalay were dismissed on Sunday due to a U.S. Navy "loss of confidence in their ability to command."
Royal Navy engineers boost safety and helicopter availability
Engineering teams at 1710 Naval Air Squadron in Portsmouth Naval Base have introduced new measures that enhance the safety of naval air operations and significantly reduce repair times for front-line helicopters.
