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USS Paul Ignatius Leaves Gdynia in Poland After Gulf of Bothnia Live Fire with Sweden and Finland
USS Paul Ignatius (DDG 117) left Gdynia on October 13 after transiting the Gulf of Bothnia with Swedish and Finnish ship riders,…
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US Shipbuilder HII Tests Sea Launcher for Autonomous REMUS 620 Underwater Drone Recovery
HII’s Sea Launcher validated key elements of autonomous, end-to-end launch and recovery for the REMUS 620 UUV aboard a representative ship. HII…
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Pentagon Wants Armed USVs With Hellfire and APKWS to Shoot Down Drones Within 120 Days
DIU’s SWAP-USV Sprint 2 seeks production-ready armed USVs carrying Hellfire, JAGM, APKWS, Stinger, guns or lasers to defend the fleet against drones…
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Neptune Strike 26-4: European Carriers Take the Lead From the Mediterranean to the Baltic
Neptune Strike 26-4, NATO’s final iteration of 2026, places Italy’s Cavour, Türkiye’s Anadolu and the UK’s Prince of Wales strike groups under…
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Spanish Navantia to Modernize Angolan Navy Patrol Vessels It Built in the 1990s
Navantia will repair and modernize the Angolan Navy patrol vessels Golfinho and Atlântico at its San Fernando shipyard, where both were completed…
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Finland Clears US Marine Drone Team to Guard Gulf of Finland Cables Under Baltic Sentry
Finland has approved a US Marine Corps reconnaissance team of about four dozen troops for NATO’s Baltic Sentry in the Gulf of…
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Denmark Expands Naval Strike Missile Stocks in $42 Million Order From Norway’s Kongsberg
Denmark has ordered more Kongsberg Naval Strike Missiles in a NOK 400 million government-to-government deal, its third NSM contract since March 2025.…
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China’s Second Suspected UUV Mothership Emerges in Guangzhou With Six Stern Masts
Social media footage from Guangzhou’s Pearl River shows a second suspected Chinese UUV mothership, a roughly 150-meter hull with six stern masts.…

