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Gallery: Type 31 frigate HMS Venturer takes to the water

1 week ago | naval-technology.com | Richard Thomas

The first of five Type 31 frigates due to be delivered to the UK Royal Navy has taken to the water for the first time, just days after making its first public appearance after being moved out of its namesake build hall at Babcock’s Rosyth shipyard. Following a coordinated marine transfer, HMS Venturer has now returned to Babcock’s Rosyth facility where outfitting and systems integration will continue in preparation for sea trials.
Philippine Navy’s launches first OPV BRP Rajah Sulayman

2 weeks ago | naval-technology.com | Shivam Mishra

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) has launched the first offshore patrol vessel (OPV), BRP Rajah Sulayman (PS-20), in Ulsan, South Korea. HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) was contracted to construct six OPVs for the Navy, valued at approximately 30bn pesos ($533.67m) in 2022. According to the AFP, the development “reinforces its dedication to national sovereignty and defence modernisation”.
Naval Group signs R&I pact with Inria, Simula

2 weeks ago | naval-technology.com | Shivam Mishra

Naval Group, Inria, and Simula Research Laboratory have signed a collaborative agreement aimed at fostering advanced research and innovation (R&I) within digital and maritime defence technologies. The signing, hosted by Innovation Norway at the Norwegian Club of Paris, enhances Franco-Norwegian research in defence technology.
QinetiQ supports UK Navy with counter drone training

2 weeks ago | naval-technology.com | Shivam Mishra

UK defence technology provider QinetiQ has provided live and virtual operational training to the Royal Navy’s Carrier Strike Group and Nato allies. The training, which focused on counter drone capabilities, was offered during the week-long Exercise Med Strike. The exercise took place off the East coast of Sicily and aimed to enhance the Carrier Strike Group’s air defence capabilities and foster carrier integration among Nato allies.
Airbus’ HTeaming gives helicopter crews in-flight UAS control

2 weeks ago | naval-technology.com | Shivam Mishra

Airbus Helicopters has launched HTeaming, its modular crewed-uncrewed teaming system designed to enable helicopter crews to control uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) during flight. HTeaming can either operate independently or be integrated with helicopter mission systems. Airbus Helicopters will demonstrate the standalone version at the Paris Air Show, which will be held between 16 and 20 June 2025.
Turkey maintains hold on UK warship recycling with HMS Bristol deal

2 weeks ago | naval-technology.com | Richard Thomas

Yet another Royal Navy warship will suffer the same apparently inevitable ending as seen by dozens of its predecessors, with the announcement that former Type 82 destroyer HMS Bristol will be towed 2,000 nautical miles for disposal in a Turkish shipyard. HMS Bristol was decommissioned in October 2020 after almost 48 years of active service, having been first commissioned into service in 1973.
UK Dstl tests underwater robot to clear unexploded ordnance

2 weeks ago | naval-technology.com | Shivam Mishra

The UK Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) has tested an underwater robot designed to enhance the Royal Navy’s maritime security capabilities. The Dstl and industry partners modified a commercially available remotely operated vehicle (ROV) to address potential sabotage activities targeting undersea cables and pipelines, as well as to mitigate risks associated with unexploded ordnance.
ELT and EDGE collaborate on EW systems for Kuwait Navy

2 weeks ago | naval-technology.com | Shivam Mishra

United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based defence and technology firm EDGE Group has formalised a cooperation agreement with Italy’s ELT Group to collaborate on electronic warfare (EW) capabilities for the Kuwait Navy’s missile boats.
Eye in the sky: Global Defence Technology 153

2 weeks ago | naval-technology.com | Richard Thomas

This latest issue of Global Defence Technology once more brings you all the insight and analysis into the technologies, policies, and influencing factors in the defence space. The role of airborne early warning (AEW) platforms in the modern battlespace is gaining currency amid a return to state-on-state tensions and Great Power competition. Europe, and Nato, must ensure it is not left behind.
Leonardo DRS wins contract for US and allied navies

2 weeks ago | naval-technology.com | Shivam Mishra

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded a $41m combat management system hardware contract to Leonardo DRS. The company will supply the hardware for US Navy surface combatants, allied naval forces, and the US Coast Guard. Allied navies of Australia, South Korea, and Japan will benefit from the contract. The contract includes hardware such as multi-screen consoles, displays, and peripheral equipment, supporting the Aegis combat system and ship self-defence system.