Sea

MAN Propulsion to Power Royal Navy’s Fleet Support Ships

Navantia UK has selected MAN Energy Solutions to provide a propulsion package for the three Fleet Solid Support ships being built for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.

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China’s Growing Military Activities Hinder Taiwan From Spotting Invasion: Minister

China’s increasing military activities are reportedly making it harder for Taiwan to quickly discern a shift from large-scale exercises to war.

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Textron Hands Over Latest Ship-to-Shore Hovercraft to US Navy

Textron Systems has delivered the US Navy’s latest Ship-to-Shore Connector as part of the Landing Craft Air Cushion modernization program.

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Chinese Navy Sailed Between Japanese Islands Near Taiwan: Tokyo

A Chinese aircraft carrier and two other naval ships sailed between two Japanese islands near Taiwan, Japan's military said.

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Canadian Aurora Maritime Patrol Aircraft to Conduct N. Korean Sanction Monitoring

Canada has announced its plan to send a CP-140 Aurora maritime patrol detachment to Japan in response to North Korea's illicit activities.

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Safran to Integrate Targeting Sights on Australian Army Redback IFVs

Hanwha Defence Australia has selected Safran to integrate its PASEO Joint Fires panoramic targeting sight on the Redback infantry fighting vehicle. 

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BAE Systems to Upgrade Royal Navy Sting Ray Torpedo 

The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded BAE Systems a 60-million-pound ($79 million)  contract to upgrade the Royal Navy’s autonomous Sting Ray lightweight torpedo.

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General Dynamics to Build More US Navy Replenishment Ships in $6.7B Deal

General Dynamics NASSCO has signed a $6.75-billion agreement with the US Navy to construct additional replenishment oiler vessels.

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UAE’s EDGE Group Joins Brazilian Anti-Ship Missile Development

Edge Group has signed an agreement with the Brazilian Navy to help develop the service’s National Surface Anti-Ship Missile by the end of 2025.

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China to ‘Crush’ Foreign Encroachment in South China Sea: Military Official

China will "crush" any foreign incursion into its sovereign territory including in the South China Sea, a senior Beijing military official said.

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