Guided-missile destroyers (DDG)

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Arleigh Burke-class, a guided-missile destroyer has three variants built by General Dynamic Bath Iron Works and Northrop Grumman Ship Systems' Ingalls Operations and was commissioned on 4th July 1991. Guided-missile destroyer (DDG) of this class employs a wide range of weapons and sensors integrated into multimission warship and five of the guided missile destroyers would be upgraded in 2005 and the other five would be done in 2006.

Product introduction, New Products/Services, Shipbuilding & Repair, General Dynamics Corp., GD, Weapons industry, Guided missile bases, Missile bases, Northrop Grumman Corp. Ship Systems Sector

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Sustaining the force: T-AKE an adventure story in project management

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The new T-AKE-1, deploying in 2006, expands the Navy's ability to resupply and sea. A history of the policy considerations and design deliberations of the 12 new ships, and the resulting specifications, are provided.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Design and construction, Ships, Lewis and Clark (Ship)

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Profile: Thales

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Thales Naval's Deputy CEO Alex Dorrian comments on the state of the naval systems industry in Europe, and how the Thales/Thomson Marconi Sonar merger affects the firms' strategies.

Strategy & planning, Netherlands, France, Interview, Company Profile, Thales Naval Nederland, Dorrian, Alex

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