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DOT&E finds modified Mk 48 torpedoes operationally suitable and effective - Vimarsana News

DOT&E finds modified Mk 48 torpedoes operationally suitable and effective

The US Navy's modified Advanced Processor Build (APB) 5+ Mk 48 torpedo is “operationally effective and suitable”, according to the Director, Operational Test and Evaluation (DOT&E) FY 2023 Annual Report, released on 2 February. However, “Mk ...

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Navy Awards $102M to Tech Contractor for Heavyweight Torpedo Production - Vimarsana News

Navy Awards $102M to Tech Contractor for Heavyweight Torpedo Production

American technology contractor SAIC received an additional $102.5 million contract in support of the Navy's Heavyweight Torpedo program.

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DVIDS - News - Submarine Combat Control System Virtual Twin (vTwin) achieves major milestones with live-fire demonstration, deployment of machine learning application - Vimarsana News

DVIDS - News - Submarine Combat Control System Virtual Twin (vTwin) achieves major milestones with live-fire demonstration, deployment of machine learning application

6 NEWPORT, R.I. — Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Division Newport, under the direction of the Program Executive Office, Submarines’ (PEO SUB) Submarine Combat and Weapons Control Program Office (PMS 425), is showing what is possible when you combine speed with technical rigor. In less than one year, Division Newport’s Undersea Warfare Combat Systems Department created and fielded a virtualized AN/BYG-1 submarine combat control system (CCS) that provides equivalent CCS functionality in one-fourth the hardware footprint of the organic CCS. The program recently had si...