U.S. Navy Declares IOC for Boeing’s HAAWC
Boeing’s High Altitude Anti-Submarine Warfare Weapon Capability (HAAWC) passed the requirements for Initial Operational Capability (IOC) status from the U.S. Navy.
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TAIS Constructs LPC for Indonesia
Turkish Private TAIS Shipyards will construct two Large Patrol Crafts, LPC-65, for the Indonesian Na...
Qatari “Al Zubarah” Corvette And “Musherib” OPV reached the country
Qatar Emiri Navy received its Doha-class air defence corvette “Al Zubarah” and offshore patrol vesse...
ASFAT to launch Pakistan’s third PN Milgem
According to recent planning, Turkish Defence Ministry company Military Factory and Shipyard Managem...
HMS Prince of Wales broke down the day after it left Portsmouth
Royal Navy’s £3bn flag carrier HMS Prince of Wales broke down just one day after departing from Port...
DEARSAN Presents Frigate Solution at DIMDEX
Istanbul based DEARSAN Shipyard presents its products at DIMDEX Expo in Qatar. The shipyard is speci...
Merkel’s Last Greenlight is for Three MEKO A200 Frigates to Egypt
According to Der Spiegel, former Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government agreed to sell three MEKO A20...
Turkish DEARSAN Signs Contract with Nigerian Navy
Istanbul-based DEARSAN shipyard has signed a contract with the Nigerian Navy to acquire two brand ne...
TF2000 is Close To Starting the Programme
Turkish Anti-Air Warfare (AAW) destroyer TF-2000 is close to starting the programme but waits for th...
