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Well, that story didn't age well, e.g. "According to the paper, Denmark is expected to order three Type 31s this month, while Sweden is...
Monday at 6:12 AM
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It's ok Sammy, everyone knew who you meant, weapons systems officer WSO / wizzo If anyone is interested in the growler, these podcast...
Monday at 5:52 AM
Ananda
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https://www.kongsberg.com/news/news-archive/2026/danmark-acquires-more-naval-strike-missiles/ More NSM supplied to Denmark by KONGSBERG.
Monday at 5:45 AM
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Photo from the Press Conference showing the Altius and a Sea Mine in the Background...
Monday at 5:45 AM
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This was great news to actually get the project signed off before the present govts end of term. The Navy can now build and fit out...
Monday at 5:34 AM
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Never went OS in an LCM8 but plenty of coastal passages. Sydney to Jervis Bay used to be about 12 hours, not fun in a southerly. In the...
Monday at 5:07 AM
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Australian Government has revealed, at a press conference, some of the weapons/payloads which Ghost Shark can potentially carry/launch...
Monday at 4:54 AM
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MARKMILES77
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Australian Government has revealed, at a press conference, some of the weapons/payloads which Ghost Shark can potentially carry/launch...
Monday at 4:47 AM
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I'm not sure how realistic it is, they used a 200 metre specialised crane ship. I'm assuming that if it was possible for a normal...
Monday at 3:42 AM
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Xthenaki
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This was great news to actually get the project signed off before the present govts end of term. The Navy can now build and fit out...
Monday at 2:58 AM
Sandhi Yudha
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The MMX is a robotic space probe set for launch tomorrow on 20 October 2026 around 4:00 in the morning Japanese/East Indonesian time...
Monday at 2:02 AM
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Just for clarification, That chart appears incorrect for the F-35, FA-18E and Growler, I didn't confirm the F-15ex from an official...
Sunday at 10:37 PM
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I’m not surprised, the F-35 and Super Hornet have very similar MTOW but the F-35 carries significantly more internal fuel. It’s also a...
Sunday at 10:37 PM
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Meanwhile, in other news, Type 45 seems to have sprouted a set of launchers which may or may not be counter UAS...
Sunday at 10:31 PM
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StevoJH
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I’m not surprised, the F-35 and Super Hornet have very similar MTOW but the F-35 carries significantly more internal fuel. It’s also a...
Sunday at 10:25 PM
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