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Textron Systems reveals new solution for US Navy's expeditionary warfare logistics - Vimarsana News

Textron Systems reveals new solution for US Navy's expeditionary warfare logistics

Marine craft provider Textron Systems has unveiled a new, innovative solution called the surface effect cargo amphibious transport (SECAT), for US Navy's expeditionary warfare logistics.

CWind launches first hybrid-powered surface effect ship: CWind Pioneer - Vimarsana News

CWind launches first hybrid-powered surface effect ship: CWind Pioneer

CWind launches first hybrid-powered surface effect ship: CWind Pioneer CWind, a leading provider of project services, crew transfer vessels (CTVs) and GWO-accredited training courses to the offshore wind industry, and part of the Global Marine Group (a market leader in offshore engineering), has delivered the world’s first hybrid-powered Surface Effect Ship (SES), the CWind Pioneer. A surface effect ship features both an air cushion—like a hovercraft— and twin hulls. The vessel was developed in response to an industry-wide push to develop and deploy innovative technologies that reduce ...

Mystery Warship Seen In Iran May Be A Completely New Type - Vimarsana News

Mystery Warship Seen In Iran May Be A Completely New Type

The new vessel, suspected to belong to the Iranian Navy, may be a Surface Effect Ship (SES). Mystery Warship Seen In Iran May Be A Completely New Type New intelligence suggests that Iran has a locally built warship which has not been publicly revealed. H I Sutton has the story. New Iranian craft may be based on North Korean SES design. We do not know its name or designation. This is unusual because Iran’s Navy takes great pride in its ability to build ships and submarines. Programs are vaunted in the pre...