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Australia integrates Sea Eagle surveillance to Hunter-class frigates - Vimarsana News

Australia integrates Sea Eagle surveillance to Hunter-class frigates

As prime contractor, BAE Systems Maritime Australia subcontracted Chess Dynamics for its Sea Eagle passive surveillance system.

What capabilities does Sweden have to offer Nato? - Airforce Technology - Vimarsana News

What capabilities does Sweden have to offer Nato? - Airforce Technology

Following Sweden's accession to the Nato military alliance, many will be asking themselves: what capabilities does the nation have to offer?

Type 31 frigate HMS Venturer build progresses - Vimarsana News

Type 31 frigate HMS Venturer build progresses

New images from the Royal Navy of the build progress of HMS Venturer, the first of the Type 31 frigates, show a nearly complete hull form.

The Resurgence of Supercavitating Torpedoes: A New Wave in Underwater Warfare - Vimarsana News

The Resurgence of Supercavitating Torpedoes: A New Wave in Underwater Warfare

Supercavitating torpedoes represent one of the most significant advancements in underwater weaponry since the inception of the submarine. These torpedoes, used by several countries including Russia, Iran, Germany, and the United States, exploit the concept of a cavitation bubble to minimize drag and achieve astonishing underwater speeds, fundamentally altering the dynamics of naval combat. https://youtu.be/WnRoi9nAuy4?si=80kmUzOWL9aOX0zF…

The Royal Navy's Vanguard Nuclear Missile Submarine Has Just One Mission - Vimarsana News

The Royal Navy's Vanguard Nuclear Missile Submarine Has Just One Mission

The UK's Vanguard-class submarines, despite their age, continue to play a pivotal role in the Royal Navy's strategic defense capabilities, with plans for replacement by the Dreadnought-class in the next decade.