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Riptide UUV-12 Launches BAE Systems into Medium UUV Market

PLYMOUTH, Mass. — BAE Systems has unveiled the newest addition to its unmanned undersea vehicle (UUV) portfolio, the Riptide UUV-12, the company said in a Sept. 22 release. The 12-inch diameter vehicle is the company’s entry into the medium UUV market – joining…

Coast Guard Cutter Active Returns Home to Port Angeles

SEATTLE — Coast Guard Cutter Active and its crew returned to their home port in Port Angeles, Washington, Sept. 19 after a 56-day deployment off the Pacific Northwest Coast.  Despite the challenges presented by Covid-19, the crew of the Active…

Bollinger Awarded Contract for Floating Dry Dock for Columbia SSBN

LOCKPORT, La.–Bollinger Shipyards LLC (“Bollinger”) will construct a state-of-the-art, floating dry dock for General Dynamics Electric Boat to support the construction and maintenance of the United States’ new Columbia-class ballistic-missile submarines, the company said in a Sept. 16 release.  “Bollinger…

BAE Systems Secures Major Mine Neutralizer Contract with U.S. Navy

LONDON — BAE Systems has been awarded a contract worth up to £87 million by the U.S. Department of Defense to manufacture and deliver Archerfish mine neutralizers for the U.S. Navy.  This is the fourth consecutive Archerfish contract awarded to BAE Systems since 2003 and…

Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 22 gets first MQ-8C Fire Scout UAS

NORFOLK, Va. — Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 22 received its first MQ-8C Fire Scout unmanned helicopter on Sept. 15 aboard Naval Station Norfolk, the squadron announced. HSC-22 marks the first East Coast squadron to operate the MH-60S Knighthawk, MQ-8B Fire…

Riverine Forces Renamed Maritime Expeditionary Security Forces

LITTLE CREEK, Va. — Navy Expeditionary Combat Command (NECC) announced the official name change for all Coastal Riverine Forces to Maritime Expeditionary Security Forces (MESF) Sept. 16.  While history and tradition are important to the U.S. Navy there are times…

Moton: Unmanned Vessels May Require Different Approaches to Maintenance

ARLINGTON, Va. — The admiral in charge of developing the U.S. Navy’s unmanned surface vessels (USVs) and unmanned underwater vessels (UUVs) said the maintenance strategy for the vessels may require different approaches to maintenance, particularly at the operational level (O-level).    …

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