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Indian Navy Day reminds us of the commitment and sacrifice of our naval forces, ensuring the safety and security of our shores. Salute to the guardians of the seas!! #indiannavy #IndianNavyDay #indiannavyday2023 #AtharvTechnoLabs #itcompany #softwaredevelopment #digitalmarketing #seoservices #webdevelopment #mobileappdevelopment #webdesign #itservices

Maritime Affairs Alliance members are invited to several prestigious networking and informative events with the Royal Canadian Navy, the Canadian Coast Guard, Industry Partners and of course members of the Navy League of Canada. We have a Super Weepers event next month - become a Maritime Affairs Alliance Member today! Contact Kara Arthurs (karthurs@navyleague.ca) or maritimeaffairs@navyleague.ca for more information #maritimeaffairs #defenceindustry #maritimeawareness #navyleagueofcanada #superweepers #navyoutlook

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https://lnkd.in/epzTMJgk PDFORRA have been reasonble and responsible in highlighting this issue not alone within the Naval Service but throughout the Defence Force's over many years. #firsttoserve #citzensinuniform #retention

Something new is underway! The Regional Maritime Training System (RMTS) is transforming to advance Hampton Roads' maritime industry. With a bold new brand, it exists to fill job vacancies, increase training participation, and elevate the maritime industry's profile. Watch and please share this exciting video! 🌊 #buildsubmarines #regionalmaritimetrainingsystem #maritimejobs #virginiamaritimeindustry #makewaves

Interesting video on future Danish Navy programs!

A new future for the Danish Navy

This is great news for the UK shipbuilding industry and our forces! If you wish to learn more about the upcoming MRSS requirement, you can hear from Brigadier Sean Brady, Navy Develop - Deputy Director Shipbuilding, Royal Navy at the Combined Naval Event next week. Please see the presentation topic below. The future of the Royal Navy’s amphibious capability with MRSS ● An overview of the Multi-role support ship (MRSS) programme ● Collaborative opportunities with the Netherlands ● Ensuring the amphibious force maintains a high readiness rates #CNE2024 #FSF #CNE24

Britain is seeing a new Golden Age of shipbuilding. Up to six new state-of-the-art warships will be built in the UK to strengthen Royal Marines special operations, backed by defence spending rising to 2.5% of GDP by the end of the decade. The new ships announced today are known as Multi Role Support Ships (MRSS) - specialist warships designed to rapidly deliver the Royal Marines Commando Force onto coastlines around the world to conduct special operations. The announcement means that there are now up to 28 new warships and submarines planned or in build for the Royal Navy.