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Defense Products Catalog — Page 165

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Gökdeniz

Marine

Gökdeniz, also known as Korkut-D, is a 35mm Close-In Weapon System (CIWS) developed by Turkish Aselsan. It was unveiled for the ﬁrst time at IDEF 2019 trade show.Read More

Aselsan

A-192

Marine

The A-192, also known as the AK-192M or Armat Puma, is a 130 mm naval gun developed by Russia to replace the Soviet-built AK-130 guns in their new ships. A-192 is designed to provide protection against surface, aircraft and coastal targets. The A-192 was launched originally in 2011 and is now being deployed on the Admiral Gorshkov-class frigates, the ﬁrst of which entered service in 2018.Read More

Arsenal Machine Building Plant

A190

Marine

A190 guns, also known as AK-190 or A-190, have been developed by Russia to replace the Soviet-developed AK-100 naval guns. The A190, originally unveiled in 1997, is a lightweight, single-barrel, automatic naval gun able to provide protection against surface ships, aircraft and coastal targets.Read More

Arsenal Machine Building Plant

Smash

Marine

Smash is a remote-controlled naval gun system ﬁtted with a 30mm gun integrated on a stabilised pedestal with independent EO Sight allowing surveillance without aiming the gun. It can be fed via two separate ammunition lines selected by the operator, using the remote operating panel.Read More

Aselsan

Suffren Class

Marine

The Suffren-class SSNs for the French Navy will replace the existing Rubis-class and Amethyste-class SSNs and provide France with a new sub-surface attack capability with enhanced sensors and weapons. However, the programme has experienced signiﬁcant delays relating to the development of a new nuclear reactor. The ﬁrst boat was commissioned in November 2020. The ﬁrst four vessels are expected to be commissioned by 2025 and all six by 2030. The unit cost is now thought to be in excess of $2 billion each.Read More

Naval Group

Riachuelo Class (SSN)

Marine

Riachuelo Class (SSN)

As part of the PROSUB project, the Brazilian Navy is acquiring an SSN named SN Álvaro Alberto. The vessel will be built by Itaguaí Construções Navais. The same will follow with the SSN from the same contract. The SSN is expected to be commissioned in 2034. It has been reported that the SSN will cost $2.4 billion.Read More

Itaguaí Construções Navais

Virginia Class

Marine

The USN’s Virginia-class SSNs are the foundation of US naval power. Also known as the SSN 774 class, these boats are replacing the old Los Angeles-class SSNs. The Virginia-class SSNs are ﬁtted with the latest sensors and weapons, giving them an unrivalled capability for sea control, land attack, electronic warfare and special operations. Around 48 submarines are planned, with a total of 38 currently ordered. 21 have been delivered from multiple blocks.Read More

Huntington Ingalls Industries

Astute Class

Marine

The UK RN’s Astute-class SSN programme is still only halfway to completion and has suffered signiﬁcant cost increases and delays. However, the boats offer a signiﬁcant capability increase over the earlier Trafalgar-class and Swiftsur e-class SSNs. A contract was awarded in 1997, but the ﬁrst boat did not enter service until 2010. Five have been commissioned, with the last two to be delivered before 2026. Powered by a nuclear reactor, the boats have a 25-year lifespan without being refuelled.Read More

BAE Systems

Type 209/1400mod

Marine

Type 209/1400mod

The Type 209/1400mod is a modiﬁed variant of the German-designed export Type 209/1400 submarine. This variant of the Type 209 is in service with the South African Navy and was built by Howaldtswerke and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS). The Egyptian Navy is also receiving four new Type 209/1400 SSK from German shipbuilder TKMS that are currently in production and will signiﬁcantly enhance its subsurface capability over the existing four Romeo-class SSKs, which were built to a modiﬁed Chinese design.Read More

Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft

Type 214

Marine

Type 214 submarines are a German design that builds upon the Type 209 and is in service with four countries - Greece, Portugal, South Korea and Turkey. While the Portuguese variant is designated Type 209PN, it is almost identical to Type 214 boats. The vessels are built by ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), Hellenic Shipyards, Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft and Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI).Read More

HHI

Invincible Class (Type 218SG)

Marine

Invincible Class (Type 218SG)

Singapore’s new Invincible-class (Type 218SG) SSKs are being built by ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) in Germany to replace the Republic of Singapore Navy’s remaining two Challenger-class submarines and Archer -class submarines. A total of four vessels are under construction, with the ﬁrst expected to be delivered in 2022.Read More

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems

German-Norwegian Submarine Project (Type 212CD)

Marine

German-Norwegian Submarine Project (Type 212CD)

Norway is to get four new Type 212CD ‘common design’ submarines to replace the existing Ula-class SSKs after it selected German shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems as its strategic partner. In addition, even the German Navy has ordered two Type 212CDs that will integrate its existing ﬂeet of Type 212. The Type 212CD is a variant of the German-designed Type 212 submarine. The Royal Norwegian Navy will keep the Ula-class in service beyond 2020 to ensure a transition of submarine capability from one class to the other.Read More

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems

Dolphin Class

Marine

The IDF’s new Dolphin-class SSKs are entering service to replace the Israeli Navy’s existing Gal-class SSKs that were built in the 1970s. The class is divided into two batches, Dolphin 1 and Dolphin 2, and is subsidised by the German government and built by the German shipyard ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems.Read More

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems

Dakar Class

Marine

The new Dakar-class SSKs are currently being developed by ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems. According to the agreement reached in January 2022, three vessels have been ordered by the Israeli Navy to replace the ﬁrst three Dolphin-class submarines. The Dakar class will be larger than the Dolphin Batch II and will feature new weapon systems.Read More

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems

TS1700

Marine

Turkish company STM showcased its TS1700 submarine at IDEF 2021. The submarine design from the builders of the I-class frigates features air-independent propulsion and can dive more than 300m in depth. The boat’s design also offers the ability to launch a variety of 16 modern heavyweight torpedoes and guided missiles from its eight tubes.Read More

STM Savunma Teknolojileri Muhendislik ve Ticaret

STM500

Marine

Turkish defence engineering company STM unveiled the conceptual design of a small submarine named the STM500 prior to the IDEF 2021 exhibition. The platform is a 485t shallow water diesel-electric attack boat intended for missions such as ASW, ISR, insertion and extraction of special forces and mine warfare. The design also intends the submarine to be armed with four torpedo tubes and the ability to ﬁre guided missiles.Read More

STM Savunma Teknolojileri Muhendislik ve Ticaret

Blekinge Class (A26)

Marine

Blekinge Class (A26)

The A26 SSKs for the Royal Swedish Navy are designed to replace the existing pair of Sodermanland-class submarines. The A26 is being designed and built by Swedish shipyard Kockums, which was taken over by Saab following a dispute between the Swedish government and previous yard owner ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems. The future HSwMS Blekinge and HSwMS Skåne are due to enter service in 2027 and 2028 after delays.Read More

Saab Kockums AB

Isaac Peral Class (S-80A Plus)

Marine

Isaac Peral Class (S-80A Plus)

Spain’s S-80A or Isaac Peral-class SSKs are being built to replace the Spanish Navy’s existing Agosta 90B-class SSKs that were designed in the 1970s and built in the mid-1980s. However, despite construction starting in 2007, the original S-80 programme has suffered considerable delays, and none of the S-80s has entered service. Developed by Spanish company Navantia, the ﬁrst submarine construction was suspended in 2013 while signiﬁcant design changes were made. The design, previously the S-80, has been changed to the S-80A Plus. The four submarines are now due to enter service between 2023 and 2027.Read More

Navantia

Taigei Class (29SS)

Marine

Taigei Class (29SS)

The Taigei class (29SS) is a new class of attack submarines under construction for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force. The class follows the Soryu- class submarines and is equipped with lithium-ion batteries. The submarines are being built by Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Kawasaki Heavy Industries. So far, the ﬁrst vessel has been commissioned in March 2022, and the second one is set to be delivered in 2023.Read More

Kawasaki Heavy Industry - Marine

Soryu Class (16SS)

Marine

Soryu Class (16SS)

The Soryu- class (16SS) SSK in service with the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force are an improved version of Japan’s Oyashio- class SSKs. Built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Kawasaki Heavy Industries, the boats are the world’s largest conventionally powered submarines and are all named after Dragons. All 12 Soryu-class submarines were commissioned into service between 2009 and 2021.Read More

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

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