Hidden Cameras Found In Women’s Showers Aboard Australian Navy Ship
Cameras have been found in the cabins of the Royal Australian Navy ship HMAS Leeuwin, in Cairns, Queensland, according to the Australian Defense Force.
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North Korea Test-Fires Two Types Of Submarine-Launched Cruise Missiles In Sea Of Japan
The test took place on Wednesday, October 14, as part of a naval exercise to check the readiness of its underwater combat systems.
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U.S. Navy To Get New 46,000-Sq-Ft Submarine Repair Centre In Cleveland
The centre aims to increase the availability of submarine components and improve fleet readiness amid delays in submarine maintenance and repairs.
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Romania Investigates Possible Drone Strike After Ship Catches Fire In Black Sea
A chemical and oil tanker, Yara J, reported a fire while at anchor, 8-10 nautical miles southeast of the Sulina Canal in Romania’s territorial waters.
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U.S. Threatens Sanctions On Spanish Shipping & Olive Oil Imports Amid Trade Dispute
Spanish cargo ships arriving at U.S. ports may have to pay a fee of $200,000 in a recent U.S. Federal Maritime Commission move.
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World’s First Ship-To-Ship Green Ammonia Bunkering Achieved In China’s Zhoushan Port
Shenghang Yongle, the first liquid ammonia bunkering ship in the world, transferred 1000 metric tons of green ammonia to a bulk carrier.
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World’s Largest Wind-Propelled Cargo Vessel Fitted With Norsepower Rotor Sails™
LD Armateurs and Norsepower have installed six rotor sails on Spirit of Toulouse, the world’s largest RoRo vessel equipped with wind propulsion.
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US Navy Drone Lands On A Moving Ship Without GPS Or Radar Using Only Its Own Camera And Sensors
The US Navy has demonstrated a drone that can autonomously land on moving ships without GPS, using cameras and advanced navigation software.
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Fincantieri Advances Robotics And AI To Build Future Shipyards With Nearly €100 Million Investment
Fincantieri is investing nearly €100 million in BOOST² to integrate AI, robotics and automation across its shipyards, aiming to improve productivity, safety and shipbuilding efficiency.
