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Lockheed Martin and Partners to Apply AI to 3D Printing

Machine Learning for Improved Autonomy

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Integration of Mexican Navy POLA OPV Nears Completion

Expected to be Fully Operational by mid-2019

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MDM2018: Marines Meet WAM-V

Modern Day Marine 2018

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SubSeaSail has been developing its self-described “positionable, controllable buoy” (above) with internal funds during the last 18 months.(Image: SeaSubSail)

MDM 2018: More than “a Positionable, Controllable Buoy”

Modern Day Marine 2018

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thyssenkrupp and Mazagon Dock to Overhaul Indian Submarine

Refit in Mumbai Scheduled for Completion in 2021

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MDM2018: USMC Amphibious Vehicle Requirements

How can the USMC enhance application of power projection from the sea?

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According to USMC Brig.Gen. Hashimoto, USMC Component Commander for Fleet Marine Forces during RIMPAC 2018, US Marine components participating in RIMPAC 2018 successfully negotiated a series of training objectives centred around interoperability with other services and partner nation forces. (Photo: USMC)

MDM2018: Increasing Amphibious Capabilities

RIMPAC 2018: Reinforcing the Importance of Multi-Domain Warfare

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Modern Day Marine 2018 The USMC is part of the US Navy, providing the capability to conduct expeditionary operations from amphibious ships and projecting power to land. Here amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) swim toward the beach after being launched from a Landing Platform Dock. (Photo: US Navy)

US Marine Corps Capabilities & Programmes

Modern Day Marine 2018 Focus

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Noske-Kaeser Maritime Solutions, a Hamburg-based specialist in maritime air conditioning, refrigeration and fire protection systems, has won a major order from the ARGE K130 consortium (Lürssen Werft, ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems and German Naval Yards Kiel) for equipment to be installed on the second batch of five K130 corvettes recently ordered by the German government, the company announced on 24 September. BRAUNSCHWEIG, lead ship of the first batch of K130 corvettes for the German Navy. (Photo via Wikipedia Commons)

Noske-Kaeser Wins Major New Order for 2nd Batch K130 Corvettes

Advanced Fire-Fighting and Air Conditioning Solutions for all Five Vessels

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Elbit Systems has won a five-year, $173 million contract to supply naval remote controlled weapons stations (RCWS) to the Navy and Coast Guard of an unspecified Asia-Pacific nation. Elbit Systems’ RCWS are attracting more and more interest from naval authorities worldwide. (Photo: Elbit Systems)

Elbit Systems Win for Naval Weapon Stations

Five-Year, $173 Million Contract for Unspecified Asian Customer

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US Navy Orders Three Further Littoral Combat Ships

Navy Now Accepted 16 Vessels, with Further 16 in Construction or Under Contract

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Revision Military recently won a competitive bid process to supply the US Coast Guard (USCG) with a custom helmet system, inspired by the company’s BATLSKIN CAIMAN Bump helmet system. The system is built on a skeletonised, lightweight base, ideal for affixing head-borne equipment and is specifically designed for the turbulence and physical aspects of maritime and mobile manoeuvres experienced by USCG boat crews. The contract stipulates a 12-month base period, with four 12-month option periods.

US Coast Guard Helmets from Revision

Specifically Designed for Challenges of Marine Environment

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Defrosting Military Relations

Military relations between China and Russia are warming up, including in the Arctic

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Next Gen Integrated Navigation Systems

MONCh talks to Kelvin Hughes about its next gen INS

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At Land Forces 2018, BMT is exhibiting a model of its CAIMEN 90, offering it for Australia’s LAND 8710 programme as a replacement for the existing fleet of LCM-1E landing craft.

Land Forces 2018: BMT Offers Ship-to-Shore Connector

Aiming CAIMEN-90 at LAND 8710 Requirement

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Brazil and Indonesia Modernising Anti-Submarine Warfare Capabilities

KINGKLIP Sonar at Heart of Improved Systems

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Safran VIGY ENGAGE Selected for Australia’s SEA 1180 OPVs

Over 300 in Service Worldwide

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MTU has produced ship automation systems since the 1970s and has to date supplied control and monitoring for over 8,000 vessels worldwide. (Photo: Rolls-Royce)

SMM 2018: MTU Unveils New Integrated Bridge

Centralised Access to Safety and Efficiency Information

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