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Boeing Delivers First Production EA-18G Growler to US Navy
Boeing Company, ST. LOUIS: The Boeing Company yesterday delivered the first production EA-18G Growler to the U.S. Navy ahead of...
Fire Control System Upgrade for Australian Navy Frigate
Lockheed Martin, CANBERRA, Australia: The Commonwealth of Australia awarded Lockheed Martin a contract valued at US$20.6 million to upgrade the...
LM to Bid on Halifax-Class Combat System Integration Contract
Lockheed Martin, OTTAWA: Lockheed Martin today announced its team's selection to bid on the Canadian Navy's Combat Systems Integrator (CSI)...
Mesa Verde (LPD 19) undergoes Sea Trials for US Navy
Northrop Grumman, PASCAGOULA, Miss.: The Northrop Grumman-built amphibious transport dock ship Mesa Verde (LPD 19) successfully maneuvered the Gulf of...
New Underwater Eyes for Royal Navy
UK Ministry of Defence, The Royal Navy is to get a new, unmanned vehicle which will enhance its ability to...
ScanEagle UAS logs 700 US Navy Shipboard Recoveries and 50,000 Flight Hours
Insitu, Inc., BINGEN, Wash: The Boeing Company and Insitu, Inc. announced today that the ScanEagle unmanned aircraft (UA) has made...
Bomb-Disposal Robots for US Naval Sea Systems Command
iRobot Corp, BURLINGTON, Mass: iRobot Corp. today announced two Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) delivery orders totaling $19 million for...
First Littoral Combat Ship Mission Package Delivery to Navy
Northrop Grumman, BETHPAGE, NY: Northrop Grumman Corporation and the U.S. Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command, along with members of the...
Sentry, an Unmanned Fast Maritime Reconnaissance Solution Launched
Qinetiq, Sentry, a fast unmanned reconnaissance and surveillance craft developed by QinetiQ, that brings together military design requirements with a...
Illustrious Has All Eyes On the Future
UK Ministry of Defence, When HMS Illustrious recently embarked US Harriers and played an equal role with the biggest ships...
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