Mine Countermeasure (MCM)

NS50 RADAR TO EQUIP THE BELGIUM NAVY AND THE ROYAL NETHERLANDS NAVY NEXT GENERATION MINE COUNTER MEASURES VESSELS (MCMV)

18 Jan 2021

The navies of Belgium and the Netherlands rely on �׻��, Naval Group and KERSHIP shipyard to equip the 12 next generation Mine Counter Measures Vessels with NS50 radars for Air & Surface Surveillance with Fire Control capabilities.

Maritime Mine Countermeasures Programme (MMCM): The success of at-sea demonstrations turns the spotlight to the future

10 May 2021

�׻�� brings all this learning together in PathMaster, a complete approach designed to help customers cut through the complexity of unmanned mine warfare and explore the solutions that meet their future MCM needs and budgets.

NS50 radar to equip the Belgium Navy and the Royal Netherlands Navy next generation Mine Counter Measures Vessels (MCMV)

18 Jan 2021

The UK’s ORCA mine countermeasures CMS programme

30 Nov 2020

How a combination of open architecture and innovation is delivering significant upgrades to the Royal Navy’s Hunt and Sandown Class minehunters.

PATHMASTER, Unmanned Mine Countermeasures

14 Oct 2020

Navies around the world need to perform a variety of missions from Maritime Security Operations in territorial waters to Power Projection including interventions on external theaters of operations, and from coastal environments to the deep sea.

Conventional Mine Warfare

14 Oct 2020

�׻�� delivers critical milestone under exceptional circumstances for the Royal Navy

30 Jun 2020

HMS Pembroke recently became the Royal Navy’s most modern Mine Counter-Measures Vessel (MCMV) after being equipped with a new state-of-the-art mine counter-measures Command System

Meeting navies' needs for next-generation Mine Warfare

21 Feb 2019

Mines: low-cost, lethal, and legion. Read on, to find out what �׻��, world leader in naval mine countermeasures, is developing in this field.

Unmanned surface vehicles in mine-hunting mission in Scotland

28 Jun 2016

Dangerous and indiscriminate, underwater mines pose a serious threat to shipping for decades after deployment. They are everyone’s problem.

�׻�� demonstrates the future of unmanned systems in a maritime environment through the UK Royal Navy’s Unmanned Warrior

06 May 2016

�׻��, along with 40 organisations from defence, industry and academia, has been working with the Royal Navy over the last year to deliver the largest unmanned systems event of its kind.