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USN Spike miniature PGM successfully engages FIAC targets
The US Navy's Spike miniature precision guided missile, which has successfully engaged small boat targets representing fast inshore attack craft (FIAC) threats. Source: US NavyIndia to fast-track US-2i amphibian purchase
India will fast-track its purchase of the US-2i from Japan, according to Indian MoD officials. Source: Japan Ministry of DefenseRAN accepts first two MH-60R Seahawk Romeos
Australia has received its first two MH-60R Seahawk Romeo maritime helicopters. Source: Commonwealth of AustraliaMarsun signs M58 contract with Thai navy, set for more orders in 2014
Marsun signed a contract to provide M58 large patrol boats to the Royal Thai Navy in December 2013. (Marsun)
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France, UK look to further naval equipment co-operation
France and the United Kingdom have moved to deepen their bilateral defence and security relationship through a wide-ranging summit declaration issued on 31 January. Signed by British Prime Minister David Cameron and French President Francois Hollande, the document encompasses a number of
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Navantia to offer ship package to South Africa
Navantia acknowledged on 6 February that it will have a ships package, including six patrol boats and 12 launches, prepared for when South Africa issues a request for proposals (RfP) under its Project BIRO programme. The RfP is due later this year, with release initially expected around April.
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Pakistan, Oman discuss naval co-operation
Co-operation between the Pakistan Navy and the Royal Navy of Oman (RNO) was discussed on 1 February in Muscat, Oman, in a meeting between Admiral Asif Sandilla, Pakistan's Chief of the Naval Staff and Sayyid Badr bin Saud al-Busaidy, Minister responsible for Defence Affairs. Rear Admiral Abdullah
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PLAN squadron sails through Lombok Strait
A flotilla of three Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) vessels from its South China Sea Fleet has sailed through the Lombok Strait, following a period conducting drills in the Indian Ocean. The vessels sailed through the strait near the island of Bali, before proceeding to the Celebes Sea
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UAE's final Baynunah launched
The sixth and final Baynunah-class corvette ordered by the United Arab Emirates Naval Force (UAENF) was launched in a ceremony held on 6 February, the Emirates news agency WAM reported. This follows the commissioning of the third Baynunah, Al-Dhafra (P 173), in December. The first of the class was
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Royal Australian Navy Fleet Review 100 years
One hundred years ago this October, the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) performed its Fleet Entry into Sydney Harbour,
heralding the birth of the nation’s independent sea power. A century later, today’s fleet still tirelessly protects Australia’s
interests around the world and promotes peace on the high seasIntroduction by Chief of the Royal Australian Navy, Vice Admiral Ray Griggs, AO, CSC, RAN
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Defexpo 2014: MBDA offers MMP ATGW to Indian Army
MBDA has entered discussions with the Indian Army to offer its Missile Moyenne Portée (MMP) anti-tank guided weapon (ATGW), a company representative told IHS Jane's at Defexpo on 7 February.
In 2010 India launched a major programme for up to 8,000 light anti-tank missiles to replace the MBDA
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3-D imaging system integrated on board T-20 UAV
Arcturus UAV has partnered with Urban Robotics to integrate the latter's GeoDragon sensor system on board a T-20 unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV).
Eric Folkestad, an application engineer at Arcturus UAV, told IHS Jane's that the tests took place at the US Army's Fort Hunter Liggett, California, in
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Crossing borders - South Asia revives counter-terrorism co-operation
Key Points Despite numerous international declarations, no coherent multilateral counter-terrorism framework exists in South Asia, with bilateral ad hoc co-operation being the only effective mechanism. China has successfully institutionalised counter-terrorism co-operation in South Asia by signing
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Defexpo 2014: MBDA offers MMP ATGW to Indian Army
MBDA has entered discussions with the Indian Army to offer its Missile Moyenne Portée (MMP) anti-tank guided weapon (ATGW), a company representative told IHS Jane's at Defexpo on 7 February. In 2010 India launched a major programme for up to 8,000 light anti-tank missiles to replace the MBDA
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3-D imaging system integrated on board T-20 UAV
Arcturus UAV has partnered with Urban Robotics to integrate the latter's GeoDragon sensor system on board a T-20 unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). Eric Folkestad, an application engineer at Arcturus UAV, told IHS Jane's that the tests took place at the US Army's Fort Hunter Liggett, California, in
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Crossing borders - South Asia revives counter-terrorism co-operation
Key Points Despite numerous international declarations, no coherent multilateral counter-terrorism framework exists in South Asia, with bilateral ad hoc co-operation being the only effective mechanism. China has successfully institutionalised counter-terrorism co-operation in South Asia by signing
