Program Executive Office, Ships (PEO Ships)的动态

https://lnkd.in/grgjNWYw These big shipyards are China's shipbuilding power players and are cranking out new warships at a breakneck pace China's shipbuilding industry is massive, expanding, and fueling its naval modernization. Its most significant shipyards produce both military and commercial vessels, leveraging industry for defense means. China's shipbuilding focal point, Changxing Island, has produced China's third aircraft carrier and advanced warships. It is no secret that China's shipbuilding capacity is...

Huntington Ingalls Industries has reported strong second-quarter earnings, surpassing estimates and showcasing the resilience of American shipbuilding. This success is driven by a rising demand for naval vessels, fueled by heightened geopolitical tensions and a commitment to modernizing the U.S. Navy fleet. The performance of companies like Huntington Ingalls emphasizes the strategic importance of domestic shipbuilders in bolstering national security while also supporting economic growth through job creation and technological advancements in the defense sector. ???? #AdvancedManufacturing #Shipbuilding #DefenseIndustry #HuntingtonIngalls #USNavy #NationalSecurity #EconomicGrowth #Innovation #Manufacturing #JobCreation https://lnkd.in/eysZWa-A

Roll FIS Green! Just like the Wasp ARG - 24th MEU (SOC) is a Team of Teams, there is a constellation of training organizations that support the development of integrated naval warfighting teams. After the WSP ARG - 24th MEU (SOC) team finished COMPTUEX recently, the ships across the ARG completed a Live Fire With a Purpose (LFWAP) missile exercise to sharpen their warfighting edge. Check out the article here: https://lnkd.in/dgEFCEhx Since early 2016, Naval Surface and Mine Warfighting Development Center (SMWDC) has led a revamped missile exercise program across all Commander Naval Surface Force Atlantic and U.S. Naval Surface Force ships. While not a CSG-4 or CSG-15 mission set, these LFWAP exercises are just one of the many training events throughout a workup cycle that support stronger, more capable integrated naval warfighting teams.

The People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has recently advanced its naval capabilities with the Fujian, a Type 003 aircraft carrier, moving from its fitting-out basin to a Yangtze River berth in Shanghai. Earlier this month, the carrier embarked on its inaugural sea trials to evaluate its propulsion and electrical systems, marking a significant milestone in its development. This event follows a series of pre-trial tests and adjustments that have taken place over the past two years. The Fujian is distinguished by its incorporation of an electromagnetic aircraft launch system (EMALS), setting it apart from China’s previous carriers that used traditional ski-jump ramps. This modern technology, also employed by the US Navy’s Gerald R. Ford-class ships, enhances the carrier’s operational capabilities, enabling faster and more diverse aircraft deployments. This development represents a strategic expansion of China’s naval power, potentially increasing its fleet to complement its two operational carriers. As it undergoes further trials and refinements, the Fujian is projected to be commissioned by 2026, demonstrating China’s ongoing commitment to extending its maritime influence and capabilities. https://bit.ly/3wgDsUZ #PLAN #FujianAircraftCarrier #NavalTechnology #MilitaryInnovation #EMALS #ChineseNavy

?? New Naval Support Agreement: What It Means for UK SMEs ?? The Ministry of Defence's latest warship and submarine support deal marks a major shift in maintaining the UK’s naval fleet. This isn’t just about boosting military readiness or economic growth; it’s about unlocking new opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the country. At the core of this change is the Marine Systems Transformation (MaST) programme, a ￡850 million, seven-year framework aimed at supporting non-combat equipment aboard UK warships and submarines. Covering everything from propulsion systems to galley gear, the programme includes 180,000 different items—presenting big opportunities for SMEs to get involved! Curious about the full impact and how SMEs can seize these opportunities? Click the link below to read my full blog post! ?? #NavalInnovation #UKSMEs #MarineSystems #DefenceTransformation #WarshipSupport #SubmarineSupport #MilitaryTech #SupplyChainOpportunities #UKEconomy #SmallBusinessGrowth #GovernmentContracts #DefenceIndustry #TechnologyInnovation #SMEBusiness #EconomicGrowth Kieran Slaughter CertRPAlbe ZamanChristian Pascale

The German shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) is said to have completed the assessment stage of the Egyptian Navy's requirements concerning the transfer of technology (TOT) and licensing agreement for the?Type 209/1400mod submarine?follow-on order. ?? → https://lnkd.in/dx8spP7A The following note provides a comprehensive overview of the following aspects: -?The status of talks between the Egyptian Navy and TKMS -?The agreement’s aspects that require additional negotiation -?Egypt's stance on TKMS’ offer The note also highlights Egypt's position on negotiations with Naval Group regarding the Scorpene submarine and the offered TOT, compared to TKMS’ offer. thyssenkrupp Marine Systems DCNS #egypt #germany #france #defense

Naval forces are increasingly considering alternative fuels for their gensets, although it may not be their top priority. The use of alternative fuels is slowly gaining importance within the naval sector. Read more: https://buff.ly/47lxoZj #MarinerNews #ShippingNews #MaritimeNews #News #ShippingIndustry

Mass and scale matters: "In any high-stakes military conflict with China, the U.S. Navy will be critical to winning. But America’s shipbuilding industry is far from able to support what the U.S. Navy needs. America’s shipbuilding industry has virtually collapsed over the last generation, with yearslong delays and cost overruns making it hard for the U.S. Navy to build the ships and submarines it needs. In contrast, China’s navy — supported by the world’s largest shipbuilding sector which produces more than half of merchant ships globally — is rapidly growing and now has a larger fleet than the U.S."

China has just revealed a major leap in submarine technology, saying they've figured out how to build the fastest submarines ever. This new tech could drastically improve naval operations and set new records for underwater speed and efficiency. With this breakthrough, global naval strategies might change, showing China's increasing prowess in defense technology and its push to advance military capabilities. #China #SubmarineTech #NavalAdvancements #DefenseInnovation #FastSubmarines

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