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29 July

Indian Navy's first indigenous aircraft carrier Vikrant arrives.

Cochin Delivers Indian Navy’s First Indigenous Aircraft Carrier

Cochin Shipyard Limited has delivered the Indian Navy’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, soon to be commissioned as INS Vikrant.

29 July

Joe Saballa

Boeing to Integrate Payload Delivery System on Orca Drone Submarine

The US has tapped Boeing to integrate a payload delivery system on the US Navy’s first-ever Orca Extra Large Unmanned Undersea Vehicle.

29 July

Joe Saballa

South Korea Launches New 8,200-Ton Aegis Destroyer

The South Korean Navy announced on Thursday that it has launched a new 8,200-ton destroyer equipped with state-of-the-art systems.

28 July

Inder Singh Bisht

S. Korea Offers Australia Interim Submarine to Close Collins Gap: Report

South Korea has reportedly offered to build a fleet of conventional attack submarines for the Royal Australian Navy to bridge a potential capability gap between the aging Collins submarine and the future introduction of a new class of nuclear-powered undersea attack vessels.

28 July

Inder Singh Bisht

Moskva Sinking Reinforces US Navy Belief in Directed Energy Weapons

The Russian naval flagship sinking by a Ukrainian anti-ship missile in April has reportedly prompted the US Navy to increase its efforts toward directed energy defenses on warships.

27 July

Rojoef Manuel

General Dynamics, Ingalls to Design US Navy’s Next-Gen Guided-Missile Destroyer

Bath Iron Works and Huntington Ingalls Inc. were selected to provide engineering and design analysis for the US Navy's next-gen guided missile destroyer.

27 July

Inder Singh Bisht

US Marines Halt Amphibious Vehicle Operations After Beach Mishaps

The US Marine Corps has halted waterborne Amphibious Combat Vehicle operations following a Tuesday training incident at a beach that disabled two ACVs.

27 July