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While ten of the twelve Soryu boats (84 metres, 4,200 tonnes submerged) are still powered by Saab's air-independent propulsion...
The news is quite ordinary, the photo is absolutely worth seeing! "Aotearoa" (173 metres, 26,000 tonnes), New Zealand's most ice-capable...
marineforum Issue 01/02-2026
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The unmanned surface drone (USV) Seagull is to receive significantly enhanced capabilities in the future. This was announced by Elbit Systems on a press trip with...
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Founded in 1973 as the German Marine Institute, the DMI has been representing maritime issues in the public arena for over 40 years. Since then, the focus has shifted from defence at sea to general issues of maritime security in times of globalisation.
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The MOH was founded on 12 November 1918 in Wilhelmshaven. The association of active and former naval officers was based on the idea of comradely self-help. Natural and legal persons can become members.
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