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Today is a proud day for the Royal Navy and BAE Systems as the second Astute class submarine, Ambush, was formally named in front of more than 2,000 people.

BAE Systems has secured a two year extended agreement with Chilean ship build and repair organisation ASMAR to provide support to the country’s Type 22 and Type 23 frigates in a move that is set to enhance Chile’s naval capability.

Glasgow, United Kingdom: BAE Systems has today launched a long-term partnership with the University of Strathclyde, one of the UK’s top centres for engineering research and education. The move aims to encourage close co-operation in the development of advanced maritime research and technology and a stream of fresh engineering talent into the Company, helping to maintain its position at the forefront of the complex global warship industry.

ROCHESTER, UK ― BAE Systems has delivered the first order of a new helmet-mounted optical sighting system to the Royal Navy, addressing a mission-critical need for increased air door gunner situational awareness on helicopters. BAE Systems, prime contractor for the Lynx PT, earlier this month delivered 12 Q-Sight™ Gunner Remote Sighting Systems (GRSS) that are qualified for use on the Lynx Mk8 helicopter.