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Thales successfully trials COMMANDER 3
Thales Canada this week announced the successful completion of trials of its COMMANDER C3 solution for a Canadian maritime situational...
Halifax-class modernization program finds its first buyer
Lockheed Martin Canada and Seaspan Shipyards have leveraged the modernization of Canada’s Halifax-class frigates into a major upgrade of New...
Capitalizing on shipbuilding technology
As with Canada’s defence procurement strategy, the French government has put a premium on export opportunities. So Canadian government officials...
NSPS forges ahead with unprecedented change in shipbuilding and marine technology
The Shipbuilding Association of Canada, in conjunction with Vanguard Magazine will be hosting a Shipbuilding Technology Forum in Ottawa’s Fairmont...
The S&T informing the navy’s current and future fleet
Canada is in the process of undertaking the largest acquisition of complex naval technology in the country’s history through the...
Interoperability at sea: A tradition of excellence
Interoperability is a key concept in the modern western defence literature, whether it relates to global strategy or operational capabilities....
Building long-term strategic partnerships
In an effort to improve in-service support for Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) ships, submarines and equipment, the Department of National...
Submarines chart a new course for in-service support
In-service support: It wasn’t the most eye-catching of the breakout sessions at Navy Outlook in April, but the topic drew...
One Navy: Writing a new narrative that resonates
In December 2013, Vice-Admiral Mark Norman released the Executive Plan, his guidance and direction to the Royal Canadian Navy for...
DCNS seeks strategic partnership
Last fall, during presentations to audiences in Ottawa, Halifax and Toronto, Patrick Boissier, chairman & CEO of DCNS, announced the...