HMCS Heatherton
HEATHERTON, whose hull was built by Dominion Engineering Co., Montreal, had a riveted hull unlike her sister CLIFTON whose hull was welded. HEATHERTON was the largest tug to serve in…
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HEATHERTON, whose hull was built by Dominion Engineering Co., Montreal, had a riveted hull unlike her sister CLIFTON whose hull was welded. HEATHERTON was the largest tug to serve in…
OSI Maritime Systems (OSI), a global leader in integrated navigation and tactical solutions for naval and maritime forces, today announced the successful completion of compliance testing against NATO STANAG 4564…
Maritime Forces Atlantic and Joint Task Force Atlantic marked a significant leadership transition during a Change of Command ceremony held aboard HMCS William Hall. Rear Admiral Josée Kurtz formally transferred…
A $3.2M investment from Irving Shipbuilding has allowed Nova Scotia Community College’s (NSCC) Akerley Campus to modernize and grow capacity within its welding and metal fabrication shops. The investment added…
Once viewed as a nuisance on the battlefield, drones have evolved into a significant operational challenge in modern warfare. Their widespread use has forced militaries to adapt how they fight,…
The Government of Canada is acting to defend the country, protect Canadians, and support jobs and innovation by awarding a contract to deliver the military Enhanced Satellite Communications Project –…
Representatives from Germany, Norway, Canada, TKMS, KONGSBERG and Multiconsult met in Kiel at the end of July for the first joint planning event for the 212CD program. The event marks…
This summer at RIMPAC 26, Lockheed Martin collaborated with the U.S. Navy to successfully demonstrate a rapidly retrainable AI/ML sonar expert for antisubmarine warfare (ASW). The system, known as SensorMAX,…