CANBERRA: The Australian government has ordered the Multi Ammunition Softkill System, or MASS to equip Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) Hobart-class destroyers and ANZAC-class frigate. The order is worth $139.5 million … Read More
Italian firm Elt offers their technological know-how in the EMSO (Electromagnetic Support Operations) domain at IMDEX Asia this year, leveraging their expertise in the Electronic Warfare (EW) domain. Elt has … Read More
French shipbuilder Naval Group returns to IMDEX Asia to strengthen its cooperation with local industry with a wide arrange of surface and subsurface solutions to naval forces worldwide. As … Read More
German defence firm, Rheinmetall showcases the Total Ship Trainer here at IMDEX Asia from May 3-5, 2023. The fully networked and integrated solution system is aimed at providing realistic land … Read More
Italian heavyweight, Leonardo, returns to IMDEX Asia with their high-end technological display of solutions for the world’s maritime forces. From today until May 5, the company will present complete solutions … Read More
Islamabad: Keel Laying ceremony of second Off-shore Patrol Vessel (OPV II) being constructed for Pakistan Navy was held at DAMEN Shipyard Galati, Romania, witnessed by Ambassador of Pakistan to Romania … Read More
London-based, UK conglomerate, BAE Systems confirms the participation of UK modelling and simulation company, PLEXSYS Interface Products in the former’s our single synthetic environment, Project OdySSEy. PLEXSYS will join the … Read More
The Republic of Singapore Navy RSN and People’s Liberation Army-Navy (PLA-N) are currently undergoing a series of drills named Exercise Maritime Cooperation from April 28 to May 1. The opening … Read More
SYDNEY: Rohde & Schwarz will supply the latest technology high-power, liquid-cooled high frequency (HF) transmitters and software defined radios for the JP9101 Enhanced Defence High Frequency Communications System (EDHFCS) programme, which will … Read More
CANBERRA: The Albanese administration is committing AUD$4.1 billion ($2.7 billion) to acquire more long-range strike systems and manufacture longer-range munitions in-country. The move was made in commensuration of delivering on … Read More
