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Kate Tringham

United States

Editor (London) at Janes

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  • 1 week ago | janes.com | Kate Tringham

    Venturer , the first Type 31 frigate on order for the UK Royal Navy, completes its first entry into the water on 15 June. (Babcock) The UK Royal Navy's (RN's) first Type 31 Inspiration-class frigate, the future HMS Venturer (F 12), has completed its first entry into the water. Announcing the milestone on 15 June, Babcock said Venturer was towed by a submersible barge up the Forth estuary to Leith, Edinburgh, for its official float off.

  • 2 weeks ago | janes.com | Kate Tringham

    Chess Dynamics' next-generation Sea Eagle FCRO on display at the Euronaval 2024 maritime exhibition in Paris. (Janes/Kate Tringham)UK-based Chess Dynamics is progressing development of the next evolution of its Sea Eagle FCRO fire-control radar and electro-optical (EO) system and says an engineering development model (EDM) is on track to start customer demonstrations early in 2026.

  • 2 weeks ago | janes.com | Kate Tringham

    The new BAC will be built to the same design as Spain's replenishment tanker SPS Cantabria (pictured), which has been in service with the Spanish Navy since 2010. (Janes/Alex Pape)Spanish state-owned shipbuilder Navantia has been awarded a contract for the construction of a new combat supply ship (BAC) for the Spanish Navy. The contract, valued at EUR650 million (USD748.4 million), was signed with the Spanish Ministry of Defence (MoD) on 10 June, Navantia confirmed.

  • 2 weeks ago | janes.com | Kate Tringham

    Chess Dynamics' Sea Eagle Digital EOSS, seen here on display at Euronaval 2022. (Janes/Kate Tringham)Surveillance and fire-control specialist Chess Dynamics has secured a launch customer for the latest-generation digitalised version of its Sea Eagle electro-optical surveillance system (EOSS).

  • 2 weeks ago | janes.com | Kate Tringham

    The fin of the ex- Swiftsure โ€“ the first decommissioned Royal Navy submarine undergoing dismantling โ€“ is lowered after being cut away from the main body of the boat at Babcock's dockyard in Rosyth, Scotland. (MoD/Crown Copyright)Babcock has announced further progress on its efforts to dismantle and recycle a UK Royal Navy (RN) decommissioned nuclear-powered submarine (SSN) for the first time under the Defence Nuclear Enterprise's Submarine Dismantling Project.

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