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The Indian Government cleared a potential procurement of Boeing-built P-8I maritime surveillance aircraft, and the Australian Department of Defence announced that the Royal Australian Navy’s landing helicopter docks reached final...
GlobalData research has found the top naval tech influencers based on their performance and engagement online. Using research from GlobalData’s Influencer platform, Verdict has named ten of the most influential...
In this issue: Gaming meets military training, bringing defence equipment up to speed with commercial innovation, the US Air Force’s service acquisition executive on the future of autonomy, Raytheon's work...
A report on the collision between HNoMS Helge Ingstad and the oil tanker Sola TS has criticised the Royal Norwegian Navy for a series of failures in the build-up to...
The Type 23 may not be the most modern class in the UK Royal Navy’s arsenal, but it is the backbone of the fleet. The multi-role vessels have performed a...
F-35 Lightning II combat aircraft landed and took off from the Royal Navy’s HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier during operational trials, and Raytheon’s Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band (NGJ-MB) for the...
Naval Technology understands that the UK Royal Navy is no closer to ‘opening the door’ to developing Littoral Strike Ships despite reports suggesting two were in development. Progress on the...
The Gulf region has become a flashpoint with Iranian forces threatening western vessels travelling through the narrow Strait of Hormuz. For the Royal Navy, which recently re-established a permanent base...
At DSEI the Royal Navy’s First Sea Lord Admiral Tony Radakin outlined his plans for the future of British maritime operations. Harry Lye reports from his speech at the Maritime...
The conferences at this year’s DSEI offered insights into focus areas for the British Armed Forces and the UK’s plans for military innovation. Harry Lye reports from the Maritime Capability...
