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Navy creates fire safety group after warship fire - Vimarsana News

Navy creates fire safety group after warship fire

The Navy says the blaze aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard could have been "preventable." A new group has been put together to help avoid future fires on naval ships.

Source: 10news.com
Naval Group launches first Gowind corvette for UAE Navy - Vimarsana News

Naval Group launches first Gowind corvette for UAE Navy

French shipbuilder Naval Group launched the first Gowind 2500 corvette on order for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Navy at its Lorient shipyard on 4 December. The first Gowind corvette ordered by the United Arab Emirates is pictured during i...

Source: janes.com
NAVSEA establishes new US Navy group to improve industrial fire safety - Vimarsana News

NAVSEA establishes new US Navy group to improve industrial fire safety

The US Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has established a new team focused on preventing future industrial shipboard fires and reducing risks highlighted in the investigations of previous fires, NAVSEA officials confirmed on 6 December. Ov...

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Thyssenkrupp might shed naval business - Vimarsana News

Thyssenkrupp might shed naval business

Thyssenkrupp's naval products include the F125 frigate. German industrial conglomerate Thyssenkrupp is exploring divesting its Marine Systems (TKMS) business to facilitate consolidation in the fragmented European naval shipbuilding industry....

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Navy stands up fire safety office at NAVSEA - Vimarsana News

Navy stands up fire safety office at NAVSEA

The new NAVSEA office is being established in response to an estimated $6 billion spent in recent years to repair or replace fire-damaged vessels.