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Anti-submarine system for Lockheed Martin
18.06.2003
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has concluded a contract that carries a price tag of roughly MNOK 160 with Lockheed Martin of the US for the delivery of software and service for an anti-submarine system.
KONGSBERG's delivery is part of a command and control system Lockheed Martin will be supplying to the US Navy, although the South Korean Navy will be the end user. KONGSBERG's delivery is based on components of the systems being made for the new Norwegian frigates in co-operation with Lockheed Martin.
This is KONGSBERG's first export contract based on the co-operation agreement with Lockheed Martin signed in 2000 in connection with the Norwegian frigate programme.
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The Kongsberg-developed combat system for Norway's new, ultra-modern Fridtjof Nansen-class frigates. Five 5,200-tonne ships will enter service between 2005 and 2010.
Kongsberg is a major contractor, working with the prime shipbuilder Izar and with the combat systems prime, Lockheed Martin. Kongsberg is developing the anti-submarine warfare and anti-surface warfare part of the overall Integrated Weapons System (IWS). The Norwegian ships will be fitted with Kongsberg operator consoles and a new-generation target illumination system (TIS) for the anti-air warfare part of the combat system. Additional command and control systems to be integrated will include datalinks and an integrated bridge control system from Kongsberg Maritime Ship Systems.
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Navy to buy South Korea subsThe question of from where the Navy would purchase two submarines it plans to acquire in the next 10 years was answered on Thursday when Navy Chief of Staff Adm. Bernard Kent Sondakh said his office would get them from South Korea.
Sondakh said the Navy would acquire two submarines Type 1300 equipped with dozens of torpedoes from South Korea, with the first delivery expected in 2008.
According to Sondakh, the submarines, costing about US$270 million each, would strengthen the force, which currently has only two antiquated submarines to guard the country's vast sea territory.
The government said earlier that the government planned to buy two submarines for the Navy but did not explain from where it would buy the equipment.
Sondakh said Indonesia, as an archipelagic country, should have at least six submarines, but "due to the state's financial condition, the Navy has had to prioritize strengthening its striking force, instead of its fleet of warships".
"In the very near future, we'll have to strengthen our striking force by purchasing more corvettes and patrol boats," Sondakh said.
"But indeed, strengthening our armada is also essential to warn other countries against violating our sovereignty," the four-star Navy admiral announced on the sidelines of a one-day seminar on maritime terrorism at the Navy Staff and Command School (Seskoal) in South Jakarta.
In comparison, neighboring Singapore has four Swedish-made submarines, while Malaysia plans to purchase three more submarines from France.
He did not, however, elaborate as to why the Navy was buying submarines from South Korea.
In 1994, the country purchased 35 used submarines from Germany but only two remain operable.
The two submarines are among 117 ships in the Navy's armada, which comprises 14 warships, 57 patrol boats and 44 support vessels such as tankers and carriers. Only 30 percent of the ships, however, are seaworthy.
Sondakh earlier disclosed that the Navy had struck a deal with South Korea on the purchase of a $35 million personnel landing dock equipped with medical facilities. The vessel arrived in Surabaya on Sept. 17.
Indonesian has been forced to seek military equipment from new sources following the United States' decision to impose a military embargo on the country following the 1999 post-ballot violence in East Timor.
Despite strong objection from legislators, the government recently purchased four Russian-made Sukhoi jet fighters for the Air Force and two Mi-35 assault helicopters for the Army.
To improve coordination, the Navy also plans to reorganize its structure by merging its western and eastern fleets and putting them under the command of one man and renaming it the Republic of Indonesia fleet.
Sondakh said he was in the process of selecting the right man to hold the post and expected that the TNI Headquarters would approve his choice by Dec. 5.
"The commander will be a three-star Navy admiral and his tasks will focus on the operation of all of the Navy's ships.
"The current structure of the Navy is not efficient because two commanders in charge of two Navy fleets sometimes have different policies. What is a priority for the eastern commander could be just 10th in line for the western commander," Sondakh said.
The western fleet, which is based in Jakarta, is tasked with overseeing maritime territory ranging from Tegal in East Java to the Sabang islands, while the eastern fleet, based in Surabaya, East Java, is assigned to monitor maritime territory from Tegal to Merauke in Papua province.
Currently, the two fleets are led by two-star admirals -- Rear Adm. Mualimin Santoso for the Western Fleet, and Rear Adm. Slamet Soebianto for the Eastern Fleet.
Sondakh also said that the new fleet commander would oversee three subordinates in charge of the three sea-lanes that divide the country into four major zones -- Sumatra; Kalimantan and Java; Sulawesi and Bawean islands; and Papua islands.
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Lockheed Martin, Maritime Sensors and Systems, P.O. Box 1027, Moorestown, NJ 08057 is being awarded a $812,565,233.00 Cost-Plus-Award/Incentive-Fee (CPA/IF) contract for the continued development of the Block 2004 Aegis Weapon System (AWS) portion of the Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) System, along with engineering analysis in support of the definition of future block capabilities. The contract includes the development and integration of the AWS upgrades to support BMDS engagement sequences, vertical launch system upgrades, command and control system upgrades, Aegis BMD Signal Processor efforts, flight test support, and development of unique equipment and devices required to support Aegis BMD baseline upgrades, demonstrations and experiments. The work will be performed in Moorestown, NJ and is expected to be complete by 31 December 2006. None of the funds will expire at the end of the fiscal year. This contract was not competitively awarded. The Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington, DC is the contracting activity (N00024-03-C-6110).
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FOR RELEASE AT No. 755-03
5 p.m. ET October 15, 2003
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Lockheed Martin Corporation, Baltimore, Md., is being awarded a $127,154,351 firm-fixed-priced modification to previously awarded contract (N00024-98-C-5363) for the production of MK 41 Vertical Launching Systems and ancillary hardware in support of the Government of Korea under the Foreign Military Sales requirements. The contractor will provide materials and services for refurbished fixtures and transportation equipment, on-board spares and repair parts and depot spares for the KDX-III MK 41 Vertical Launching System, in support of Standard SM-2 Block IIIA Missiles. Work will be performed in Baltimore, Md. (100%) and is expected to be completed by October 2009. Contract funds will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington, D.C., is the contracting activity.
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S'pore sends transport aircraft, ship to Iraq
By David Yeo
Singapore is deploying a Hercules C-130 transport aircraft and a Landing Ship Tank to provide logistics support for Iraq's rebuilding efforts.
The 31-strong Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) detachment will carry out airlift, transport and supply missions in Iraq. It will also conduct humanitarian relief supply and medical evacuation operations.
On the other hand, RSS Endurance will undertake replenishment missions for other naval vessels in the Arabian Gulf, conduct patrols and provide a platform for helicopter and maritime boarding missions by teams from other coalition countries when they inspect ships leaving Iraq. The ship will be manned by 161 crew, including 15 Full-time National Servicemen who had volunteered for the mission.
On its way to Iraq, RSS Endurance will transport humanitarian aid provided by the Singapore Civil Defence Force to the Iraqi Fire Department.
Leading the RSAF and the Republic of Singapore Navy contingents will be the Commanding Officer of 122 Squadron, Major (MAJ) Francis Ngooi, and Commanding Officer of 191 Squadron, Lieutenant-Colonel (LTC) Sukhvinder Singh Chopra.
Speaking at a send-off ceremony at the Ministry of Defence on 27 Oct, Minister for Defence, Rear-Admiral (NS) Teo Chee Hean, said the reconstruction of Iraq will help provide the foundation for a better future for the Iraqi people. "This will in turn help to maintain security and stability in the whole Gulf region," he said.
In its Resolution 1511 recently, the United Nations' Security Council had authorised a multinational force to contribute to the maintenance of security and stability in Iraq, and urged countries to contribute military forces and other assistance.
Addressing the air force and navy personnel at the ceremony, RADM (NS) Teo said: "You have undergone rigorous training and you are well equipped, as professional sailors and airmen, for the mission."
"I am confident that all of you will do Singapore proud and discharge your duties professionally, with vigour and dedication," he added.
The deployment of the Singapore Armed Forces' LST and C-130 is a further contribution from Singapore for the reconstruction of Iraq.
Earlier this year, the Singapore Government had pledged US$250,000 to the Singapore Red Cross Society's appeal for funds for Iraq. A Singapore Police Force contingent comprising 32 personnel was also sent to train the Iraqi police in the protection of critical installations.
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FOR RELEASE AT No. 822-03
5 p.m. ET November 5, 2003
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BAE Systems Applied Technologies Inc., Rockville, Md., is being awarded a $21,470,781 modification under a previously awarded contract (N00024-00-C-5395) to exercise an option to provide Standard Missile Program system integration agent engineering for in-service weapon systems and deliver MK 14 weapons direction system upgrades for the Republic of Korea Navy. This modification combines support of the U.S. Navy (79 percent) and the Republic of Korea (21 percent) under the Foreign Military Sales Program. Work will be performed in Silver Spring, Md., and is expected to be completed by December 2004. Contract funds will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington, D.C., is the contracting activity.
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Defence and warfare capability
The Government has accepted advice to strengthen the Navy's defensive air warfare capability. The anti-ship missile defence projects currently being implemented will be complemented by:
The FFG will be improved in Australia and the Government's strong preference is to build the air warfare destroyers in Australia, which will provide significant work for Australia's shipbuilding industry. The core of the combat system for the air warfare destroyers will be United States designed - probably a variant of the Aegis air warfare system. This combat system can track large numbers of aircraft at extended range and, in combination with modern air warfare missiles, can simultaneously destroy multiple aircraft at ranges in excess of 150 kilometres. This capability will significantly increase the protection from air attack of troops being transported and deployed.
To provide offsets, the two oldest FFGs will be laid off from 2006 when the last of the new ANZAC frigates is delivered. Furthermore, the Government's strategic guidance will enable it to lay up two mine hunter coastal vessels which could be brought back into service should the need arise.
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KDX-II 7, 8, 9¹øÇÔÀ» ¸»ÇÏ´Â °ÍÀ¸·Î ÃßÃøµÇ´Â "Batch III"¿ë IFFÀåºñ °ø±Þ°è¾àÀ» ¹Ì±¹ÀÇ Herley Industries°¡ ¼öÁÖÇß½À´Ï´Ù.
Herley Announces $4.0 Million in Contract Awards
November 12, 2003
Herley Will Supply IFF Interrogators to the South Korean Navy
LANCASTER, Pa., Nov. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Herley Industries, Inc.(NASDAQ-NMS:HRLY) (Nasdaq: HRLY) announced today that it has received $4.0 million in contract awards to supply IFF Interrogators and Transponder systems for the KDX II Batch III series of Destroyers to the Republic of Korea Navy.
John M. Kelley, Herley President, stated, "We are very pleased with these recent, additional contracts to provide communication systems for this multi- ship, multi-year program. Since 1989, from the inception of the KDX II Program, Herley has been the supplier of high frequency communications systems and Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) systems to the South Korean Navy. We have not yet reached the halfway point of production of the KDX II Program. We continue to emphasize our global business, and expect to increase the amount of business that we do with South Korea and neighboring Pacific Rim countries."
Herley Industries, Inc.(NASDAQ-NMS:HRLY) is a leader in the design, development and manufacture of microwave technology solutions for the defense, aerospace and medical industries worldwide. Based in Lancaster, PA, Herley has six locations and approximately 675 employees worldwide. Additional information about the company can be found on the Internet at www.herley.com
For information at Herley contact: Tel: (717) 735-8117
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26 January 2004
THALES NEDERLAND SIGNS CONTRACT WITH ROYAL DANISH NAVY FOR SMART-S MK2
On 22 December 2003, the Royal Danish Navy and Thales Nederland have signed a contract for the delivery of two SMART-S Mk2 radar systems for the Danish Flexible Support Ship program. The first system is scheduled to be delivered at the end of 2006.
SMART-S Mk2 was selected by the Royal Danish Naval Materiel Command for its littoral performance based on the proven Thales 3D radar portfolio, its solid-state technology, its ease of operation and its graceful degradation characteristics.
SMART-S Mk2 is Thales' new E/F-band 3D medium to long range Volume Search Radar, optimized for operation in littoral conditions and capable of automatically distinguishing between clutter and actual threats, in both sea and land environments.
As SMART-S Mk2 fully matches the engagement envelope of the Evolved SeaSparrow Missile, the system is perfectly suited for modern AAW defence applications. SMART-S Mk2 has a coverage of 250 km in range and up to 70 degrees in elevation. Its capabilities also include surface surveillance, surface gunfire support and helicopter guidance.
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"KRI Tanjung Dalpele selain memiliki panjang keseluruhan 122 meter, daya angkut sebesar 11.300 ton, berbobot mati 2480 ton dan kecepatan maksimum 15 knot, juga memiliki ciri khas lain yakni berupa Dockwell yang dapat dijadikan sebagaimana layaknya dock terapung untuk dua buah LCU-23M. Mobilitas kapal ini cukup tinggi karena dilengkapi dengan Stern Ramp dan Side Ramp. Selain itu kapal tersebut dilengkapi dengan fasilitas kesehatan mulai dari Ruang Bedah, Poliklinik, Penunjang Klinik hingga Fasilitas Tempat Tidur dan Ruang Perawatan."