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26 July

An artist's rendering of the F-110 frigate. The ship is painted gray, and is seen sailing across blue waters. The background is a clear blue sky.

Inder Singh Bisht

Lockheed Taps Spanish Firms for SPY-7 Radar Production

Lockheed Martin has requested a trio of Spanish firms supply AN/SPY-7(V)2 radar components for the F-110 frigate fleet.

25 July

Rojoef Manuel

Australia Opens Redeveloped Military Shore Facility in Northern Territory

Australia has launched a shore facility in the Northern Territory as part of the government’s ongoing military modernization initiative.

25 July

JUNEAU, Alaska -- Crew members aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Elderberry, a 65-foot inland buoy tender home ported in Petersburg, Alaska, prepare to set buoys for the channel which runs through Mendenhall Bar Wednesday, April 1. 090401-G-5176S-139-Elderberry (U.S. Coast Guard Photo/ PA3 Walter Shinn)

Rojoef Manuel

Birdon to Deliver Construction Materials for Future US Coast Guard Waterway Cutters

Birdon has received an order for materials to construct the first two vessels under the US Coast Guard’s Waterways Commerce Cutters program.

24 July

Rojoef Manuel

ThyssenKrupp Subsidiary Completes Royal Navy Sea-Class Workboat Project

ThyssenKrupp segment Atlas Elektronik has delivered the final two Sea-class workboats in Devonport for the UK Royal Navy’s Project Vahana.

23 July

Oostende (M 940) lead City-class mine countermeasure (MCM) vessel. Photo: Belgium Naval & Robotics

Rojoef Manuel

Lead Belgian-Dutch City-Class Minehunter Begins Maiden Sea Trials

Belgium Naval & Robotics has started sea trials of the City-class minehunter in a joint procurement between Belgium and the Netherlands.

22 July

Joe Saballa

Canada Mulls Massive Decommissioning of Military Assets

Canada is considering a massive decommissioning of aging defense assets as it moves toward a more modernized military.

22 July

Staff Writer With AFP

Turkey Ready to Build Cyprus Naval Base ‘If Necessary’: Erdogan

Turkey's President Erdogan said his country was ready to build a Cyprus naval base "if necessary," 50 years after Turkish forces invaded the now-divided island.

22 July

Chinese sailors wield knives and an axe in a clash with Philippine naval vessels near a strategic reef in the South China Sea

Staff Writer With AFP

Philippines, China Reach ‘Arrangement’ for Reef Resupply Missions

The Philippines and China have agreed on an "arrangement" for resupplying Filipino troops stationed on a South China Sea reef, Manila said, after a series of escalating confrontations in the disputed waters.

19 July