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Aregntina's security ministry reportedly halted all investigations after receiving an independent report of the wreck.

Breakthroughs in electromagnetic launch technology pave the way for a nuclear-powered warship to carry rail gun, laser and high-powered microwave: Ma Weiming.

By Laurence De Mello in BUENOS AIRES The 2022 discovery of a suspected WWII U-boat in Argentine waters has ignited an intense political debate within the closed corridors of the Argentine Government, resuscitating embarrassing historical ties between President General Juan Domingo Peron and Nazi Germany.

How digital engineering is revolutionising naval vessel design and support.

Well over 100 people came together at Anderson Park on Tuesday morning to honour men and women who...

From March 26 to April 17, the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) military newspaper published 20 obituaries. All were ...

From Molly Kilete, Abuja The National Agency for Science and  Engineering infrastructure (NASENI), Wednesday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding(MoU), with

NASENI and the Nigerian Navy have agreed to partner in order to gain ownership of infrastructural development of the Nigeria Maritime sector

Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has received complimentary reviews of a recently installed 3D printer on the Virginia-class attack submarine USS New Hampshire (SSN 778). The printer is a Markforged X7 Field Edition, a composite AM system.

“Meaningful innovation starts with asking new questions.” That’s the mantra engineers at Lateral Naval Architects live by, and...