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U.S. NavyUSS Bataan is set to enter a two-year maintenance and modernisation period. General Dynamics NASSCONorfolk, based out of Norfolk, Virginia, has been awarded a $311.1m firm-fixed-price contract action. The contract includes options which, if exercised, would bring the cumulative value of the deal to nearly $343.7m. Work to be performed in Norfolk and expected to be completed by May 2026.See the Story
US Navy Wasp-class LHD USS Bataan to enter two-year refit
New Zealand · New ZealandLeonardo UK has proposed its AW159 Wildcat rotorcraft as a solution to the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) As part of its offer, Leonardo will establish a Wildcat Support Centre in Auckland, in the north of the country. The company pledges that the agreement would provide a major investment in skills, design and manufacturing.See the Story
Leonardo proposes AW159 for New Zealand helicopter replacement
Russian Black Sea Fleet · UkraineUkrainian Defence Intelligence claims that advancements in their maritime drone technology, particularly the Magura V5, have compelled the Russian Black Sea fleet to retreat from the region. The Defence Intelligence of The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, Vadym Skibitskyi asserts that recent successes in damaging and driving away Russian naval assets have been attributed to the deployment of their indigenous maritime drones.See the Story
Ukraine Magura V5 USVs force Russian Black Sea fleet retreat
United Nations · GermanyGerman Navy will continue to monitor Libya after the German Government agreed to extend its participation in the EU-led operation Irini. The mandate is due to extend until 30 April 2025. The operation is intended to prevent the illegal export of petroleum, including crude oil and refined petroleum products, from Libya.See the Story
Germany extends maritime patrol surveillance over Libya
GA-ASI's MQ-9B SeaGuardian tests anti-submarine capability
United Kingdom · United KingdomBritish defence solutions contractor, Systems Engineering and Assessment (Sea), a Cohort subsidiary, has gained another contract from the UK Ministry of Defence. SEA will furnish UK Royal Navy vessels with its Ancilia trainable decoy launcher system. It is designed to protect ships from ballistic and hypersonic missiles by luring the threat with an alternative radar signature.See the Story
SEA EW decoy countermeasure launchers for UK Royal Navy
NATO · United StatesNato allies Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania stand to benefit from the passing of the US government funding legislation. The bill will provision for $228m in security aid for the Baltic Security Initiative. The focus of the funding is on developing air defence, maritime situational awareness, and land forces.See the Story
Baltic States and Nato deterrence to benefit from US $228m funding
Sydney, Australia · SydneyChess Dynamics, a British sensor supplier and Cohort subsidiary, will serve as a sub-contractor to BAE Systems Maritime Australia. Under a contract worth $19.8m, the supplier's Sea Eagle passive surveillance system will be integrated on each of the Navy's six multi-mission surface combatants. Work will begin immediately and conclude in 2031.See the Story