Multifunction radars ready to realize their potential

Article Abstract:

The new naval multifunctional radar (MFR) has advanced the technologies by performing several radar functions at the same time, managing its time and budget so that each operational function is performed in very rapid succession. The features, advantages, and limitations of the MFR are presented.

Usage, Technological innovations

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Anti-ship weapons updated to target the shore

Article Abstract:

The western hemisphere's long-range surface-to-surface guided weapons (SSGWs) houses are re-engineering their products to provide greater flexibility and precision in the littoral. The existing programmes and the market drivers of the SSGWs are examined.

United States, Product development, Engineering Services, Management dynamics, Engineering for Ships & Boats, Management, Company business management, Marine engineering, Western Hemisphere

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Norway looks into future submarine capability

Article Abstract:

Norway is examining available options to acquire new submarines in a bid to replace its Type 210 Ule-class submarines scheduled to be retired from service by 2020.

Strategy & planning, General services, Norway, Planning, Purchasing, Submarines, Company business planning, Submarine boats, Norway. Royal Navy

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