Turkish Firefighting Method Secures Li-Ion AIP Submarines
Gaziantep Municipality firefighters introduced a new method to extinguish Li-Ion battery fire, which may secure Li-Ion-powered AIP submarines.
Gaziantep Municipality firefighters introduced a new method to extinguish Li-Ion battery fire, which may secure Li-Ion-powered AIP submarines.
Singapore is preparing for its last Invincible-class air-independent propulsion (AIP)- equipped diesel-electric submarine, RSS Inimitable.
The Turkish Navy converted some of its vessels into test and training ships, which coincides with the decision to support Somalia’s Navy.
Submarine Fleet Commander Rear Admiral Timur Yılmaz stated that firings of GEZGİN and ATMACA cruise missiles from submarines will commence soon.
Qatari court handed death sentences to eight retired Indian naval officers who worked for the consulting company Al Dahra.
HAVELSAN Presented its Command-and-Control Information System (C2IS) for unmanned underwater vehicles ( UUV) Concept at NATO Submarine Commanders Conference.
North Korea christened a new tactical nuclear attack submarine on Sept. 6 that has been under development for years at the Pongdae Submarine Factory.
Three months after its launch ASFAT stated that the Submarine Floating Dock would soon enter the inventory.
Pakistan’s defence expo IDEAS will open its doors tomorrow. Turkish Defence company STM draws social media’s attention with its STM-500 submarine.
Turkish defence technology and engineering company STM Defence presents its STM500 submarine at MSPO Poland.
Australia's Defence Minister stated that the country plans to announce its choice of nuclear-powered submarines in the first quarter of 2023.
After cancelling a $90-billion contract to build 12 submarines last year, Australia will pay French shipbuilder Naval Group $835 million in compensation.
According to French “La Tribune”, Egypt is interested in the conventionally powered “Barracuda” submarines and aircraft carrier equipped with Rafale Marine.
The AUKUS deal with Australia, the increasing Chinese hegemony in South East Asia and the loss of KRI Nanggala-402 submarine forced Indonesia to make an important investment in the navy. Indonesia has revealed that a portion of its planned $125 billion investment in defence will procure up to 50 new warships over the next two years.