Page 4 - Surface Combatant News Today

The sixth and final RCN AOPS will be delivered in 2025, with Ships 7 and 8, intended for the Coast Guard, following in 2026 and 2027.

The Royal Canadian Navy’s fifth Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship (AOPS), the future HMCS Frédérick Rolette, was launched December 9…

The Arleigh Burke first participated in combat in 1996, when the USS Laboon and USS Russell launched Tomahawk Land Attack Missiles against targets in Iraq during Operation Desert Fox.

The delivery ceremony for the first Gowind corvette, Bani Yas, ordered by the United Arab Emirates to Naval Group took place on 21 October 2023 in Lorient.

From Ukraine to Arizona. The Arizona Defense and Industry Coalition (AZDIC) says that it "looks forward to welcoming Ukrainian pilots to train on F-16s at

In May 2021 the US State Department approved the possible Foreign Military Sale to Canada of the AEGIS combat system for a cost of $1.7bn.

The Government of Canada announced it will invest C$463 million (US$345 million) into the shipbuilding infrastructure as it seeks to advance the delay...

Those opposed to plans for a naval warship testing site near Eastern Passage are calling on Canada’s environment minister to take a closer look at the $129M project.

In April 2009 Bath and Ingalls agreed to the Navy's surface combatant plans, thus heralding a significant restructuring within the American naval shipbuilding community. Under the agreements, the USA would end production at 3 Graf Spee sized

Naval Group will be showcasing a range of maritime platforms and technologies as it seeks to build relationships in Latin America at LAAD.