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In an exclusive interview with Marco Burath, Chief Commercial Office, Senior Vice President of International Marketing & Strategy Division, Leonardo, Marco Giulio Barone on behalf of MONCh discusses the innovating features of the new CMS, with a focus on how it will cope with current and future technology hot spots such as cyber-security, the impact of AI, and the life-cycle of the product.

Leonardo’s Combat Management System

Industry Leadership Interview: Marco Buratti, Chief Commercial Office, Senior Vice President of International Marketing & Strategy Division, Leonardo

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Leonardo is also exhibiting its wide range of naval helicopters, among them the successful medium twin-engine multirole military NH90 and the advanced unmanned AWHero (shown), selected to operate within the OCEAN 2020 European Defence Research Programme, which can also integrate the GABBIANO ultralight surveillance radar. (Photo: DPM)

Euronaval 2018: Leonardo Showcases High Technology Solutions

Leonardo responsible for providing & integrating naval systems and developing new system capabilities

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Launched at Euronaval 2018, iSea-25HD was specially designed for maritime vessels and remote weapon stations (RWS), and features a cutting-edge stabilisation system that enables a stable, continuous and uninterrupted line-of-sight (LOS), ensuring a very clear picture, even in rough waters. (Image: Controp)

Euronaval 2018: Controp Launches iSea-25HD

Expanding its maritime surveillance capabilities

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An Electro-Optical Scanning and Automatic Detection System, the TORNADO-ER, acts as an EO Radar for target detection, from 400m to more than 12km

Euronaval 2018: Controp Launches TORNADO-ER

Electro-Optical Scanning and Automatic Detection System

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The Airbus exhibit during Euronaval will cover the company’s entire range of smart solutions for safer oceans. (Image: DPM)

Euronaval 2018: Airbus to Focus on Smart Solutions for Safer Oceans

From Shore to Sea to Space

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Nexter’s RapidFire 40 naval air defence solution will be seen in public for the first time at Euronaval 2018. (Photo: DPM)

Euronaval 2018: Nexter Solutions for Tomorrow’s Navies

From Weapon Systems and Ammunition to NBC Protection

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The new TKMS/Saft lithium-ion battery system will be available for the Type 214 submarine in the future. (Photo via BNK)

Euronaval 2018: thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Focus on Submarine Batteries

Prototypes of Collaborative Effort with Saft on Show

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John McClintock, Raytheon’s Standard Missile 2 Acting Program Director, noted the current SM-2 production run (one round fired above) is providing 282 missiles to four international customers. “There are a mix of IIIA and IIIB missiles in this total. First deliveries of this run are scheduled for 2020." (Image: US Navy)

Euronaval 2018: Raytheon SM-2 Continues to Expand Portfolio

US Navy Eyes New SM-2 Block IIIC, as New Production Run Starts for Blocks IIIA and IIIB

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R&S NAVICS multilevel security (MLS) permits secure and controlled communications between users in networks having different security classification levels aboard a ship.

Turnkey Supplier for Secure Naval Comms Solutions

Rohde & Schwarz offers innovative solutions in all fields of secure communications

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Euronaval 2018: NATO SeaSparrow Project

50 Years Old and Only Getting Better as it Guides ESSM Block 2 Toward IOC

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Swiftships received the US Navy’s award earlier this year for the detail design and construction of the first Landing Craft Utility (LCU-1700) surface connector (above artist rendering). (Image: Swiftships)

Euronaval 2018: Swiftships’ Expanding Global Presence & Strategic Elements

Industry Leadership Interview: Shehraze Shah, Swiftships' CEO

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Euronaval 2018: DA-Group Acquires Surma

Maritime Survivability Expertise Rounds Out DA-Group Offering

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FLIR Systems Supports USCG

Outfitting nearly 1,774 boats & 282 cutters in the USCG’s active fleet

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Of the six submarines to be built, three are already in hand at the Golcuk Naval Shipyard: the first, PIRIREIS, was laid down in October 2015 and is expected to be launched this year; the third boat, MURATREIS, was laid down in February. The vessels are expected to be commissioned into the TNF in 2021-2026, and will be the first AIP submarines in Turkish service, replacing four AY-class (Type 209/1200) diesel-electric powered boats. The REIS will feature the ISUS-90/72 combat management system, Mk48 Mod 6AT and DM2A4 heavyweight torpedoes, HARPOON Block I/II and IDAS missiles. The indigenously-developed AKYA heavyweight torpedo and ATMACA Block I/II missile systems are likely to be integrated in coming years.

Revised Dimensions for Turkish REIS-class Submarines

Three Already Under Construction

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AUSA 2018: Troubled Waters

Tangent Link’s EW GCC conference taking place in Abu Dhabi

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UK Commits £1 Billion to Supporting 17 Naval Auxiliaries

Contracts Will Secure Over 700 Shipyard Jobs

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BAE Systems Australia Signs Agreement for HUNTER-class Frigates

Company Can Now Establish Infrastructure to Begin Prototyping in 2020

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UK Lands F-35s on Carrier for the First Time

Royal Navy Returns to Carrier Strike Capability

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