The Development Network

The recent use of rotary assets during operations has identified the need for each platform to provide a multitude of capabilities for each individual mission.

With the increase in naval platform cost and the expansion of automation aboard vessels, it is essential that best practise surrounding Damage Control & Fire Fighting (DC&FF) can be frequently examined and dissected.

The role of the modern day military engineer is changing. The nature of current and predicted missions mean that forces need to be as flexible as possible whilst maintaining the ability to provide rapid, effective and global military and civil...

For the first time ever, the international naval community will gather to discuss damage control and fire fighting in port and at sea

In Portsmouth, UK a new meeting will take place for all major naval nations to discuss how they will overcome the increasing threat of underwater defense.

A critical event is launched for the maritime security, naval forces and coastguard communities