Northrop Grumman awarded MK 48 Heavyweight Torpedo contract
The US Navy has awarded Northrop Grumman Corporation a $9.6 million contract to produce the Transducer Array/Nose Shell Assembly of the MK 48 heavyweight torpedo.
Queen Elizabeth class supercarriers represent ‘powerful strategic deterrent’
The new Queen Elizabeth class supercarriers will represent a "powerful and important strategic conventional deterrent" according to the First Sea Lord.
Spartan – A contender for the Type 31 Frigate?
Steller Systems is offering Project Spartan, a 'configurable, modular, survivable, affordable and exportable ship', to the Type 31 Frigate programme.
Indian carrier aircraft ‘riddled with problems’
The MiG-29K, the backbone of Indian carrier aviation, is "riddled with problems" due to defects in the airframes, engines and fly-by-wire systems.
First aircraft land on aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth
A Merlin helicopter has become first aircraft to land on HMS Queen Elizabeth.
Shipbuilders union hails Type 26 Frigate deal for Clyde as ‘fantastic economic benefit for...
GMB, the union for shipbuilders, has welcomed the Ministry Of Defence’s announcement that a contract to build the Type 26 frigates has been signed.
BAE Systems Australia chief hopeful Australia will opt for Type 26 Frigate
Glynn Phillips said the signing of the UK Type 26 Frigate contract should provide the Australian government with confidence in the company's bid.
NATO and EU discuss future cooperation at sea
Policy experts, diplomats and military representatives met on Friday to discuss maritime cooperation between NATO and the European Union.
Chinese state media promotes attacks on Australian warships
A state-run Chinese newspaper has suggested China to take military action against Australian warships over the South China Sea dispute.
No, the Type 26 Frigate has not been ‘cut’ to three ships
Warships of this size and complexity are ordered in batches. The Type 45 Destroyer was ordered in batches, why should the Type 26 Frigate...
