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Unmanned minehunters: new issue of Global Defence Technology out now

Unmanned minehunters: new issue of Global Defence Technology out now

Naval tech trends: Submarine leads Twitter mentions in Q1 2020

Submarine features as Naval Technology lists the top five terms tweeted on naval tech in Q1 2020, based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform. The top tweeted terms are the...
US Navy returns to the Barents Sea

For the first time in decades, ships from the US Navy have sailed into the Barents Sea to assert freedom of navigation and train alongside allies in the region.
UK Royal Navy to test all HMS Queen Elizabeth crew for Covid-19

Prior to sailing for essential training next week, the Royal Navy will test all crew members before boarding HMS Queen Elizabeth to prevent an outbreak of Covid-19 onboard.
Type 31 design takes shape: Babcock announces supply chain details

Babcock has announced the second round of supply chain contracts for the UK’s Type 31 Frigate programme, with Rolls Royce MTU supplying the ships main engines and diesel generators.
Twitter round-up: US Marines’ operation in Thailand top tweet in Q1 2020

Naval Technology lists ten of the most popular tweets on naval tech in Q1 2020, based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform. The top tweets were chosen from influencers as...
US Marines vs China: New issue of Global Defence Technology out now

In this issue: How the US Marine Corps plans to tackle China’s dominance in the Pacific with help from AI and unmanned systems, Q&A with UK Defence Select Committee chair...
$USS Roosevelt coronavirus fracas ends in SECNAV resignation$

USS Roosevelt coronavirus fracas ends in SECNAV resignation

The Acting Secretary of the US Navy (SECNAV), Thomas Modly, has resigned drawing to a close a week of leaks and speeches that have left the Navy with a new...
Revisiting the Intelligent Ship

Last September, we looked at Dstl and DASA’s new competition to map out the future of naval warfare. With the first contracts now announced, Harry Lye catches up with the...
UAS and AI: Bolstering US Marine Corps muscle

The US Marine Corps has embarked on a ten-year reinvention to return to its roots as an island-hopping Pacific dominating force. As the corps moves towards distributed operations and long-range...
Royal Navy does not have enough ships: Naval Technology Survey

A poll of Naval Technology readers has found that 93% of respondents think the Royal Navy does not have enough ships and only 7% believe it does.

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