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Contents I JANUARY 2010 The Royal histitution of Naval Architects E-mail editorial editorial@rina.org.

1 Contents I JANUARY 2010 The Royal histitution of Naval Architects editorial editorial@rina.org.uk advertising advertising@rina.org.uk The Institution is not, as a body responsible for opinions owner Permission is not, however, required to copy abstracts the source is shown, Multiple copying of the contents without Ó-12 News 6-12 News Carrier programmes key to future naval fleets Features Feature 1 Aircraft carriers Hydrodynamic design of the QE class aircraft carriers Feature 2 Energy generation and storage Electric ships drive energy storage development Features Classification Diverse newbuilds to benefit from classification Feature 4 Scandinavian/Nordic navies Scandinavia's shipbuilding industry faces stormy passage Feature 5 Support and replenishment vessels Feature Sweden advances plans to acquire multi-role support ship Feature Frigates and destroyers AAW version of FREMM enhances export potential Patrol boats Korea launches two more PKX-A gulded-missile patrol boats. IN AVAL AnrHiTFrr ISSN Scandinavian navies are seeing their shipbuilding capacity eroded. A DDG-51 class destroyer is to be used to test an advanced 500kW Energy Storage Module (ESM). Lloyd's Register is playing a key role In the classification of the UK Royal Navy's Type 45 destroyer. Warship Technology January

Contents I MARCH 2010, Publisliing Assistant Nicola Stuart E-mail advertising advertising@rina.org,uk E-niail subsriptions subscriptions@rina.org.uk Registered charity No.

2 Contents I MARCH 2010, Publisliing Assistant Nicola Stuart advertising advertising@rina.org,uk E-niail subsriptions subscriptions@rina.org.uk Registered charity No. 21II61 this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system owner. Permission is not, however, required to copy abstracts the source is shown. Multiple copying of the contents without ABC NAVAL ARCHITECT ISSN Unique challenges in integrating unmanned vehicles 6-13 News Ó-13 News Features Feature 1 Logistics vessels Netherlands to receive new Joint Logistics Support Ship Feature 2 Submarine rescue Novel life rafts for submariners In service with Dutch Navy Feature 3 Helo/aircraft handling Tie-down study helps reduce cost of prized asset 23 Indal secures contract for QE class 24 New deck handler is well received Feature 4 Unmanned vehicles RINA conference puts UAV/aircraft issues in the spotlight Feature 5 Survivability Feature SURVIVE: warship survivability assessment from concept to service US Navy Trimaran hullform joins fleet as JHSV construction begins Feature 7 Surface stiip propulsion Feature IFEP confers numerous advantages on CVF 39 Coastguard vessel converts from mechanical to hybrid propulsion Frigates and destroyers Stealth destroyer launched for Indian Navy Warship Technology March

3 Contents I MAY 2010 Editorial & Advertisement Offic'e: London SWIX SBQ, UK E-maU advertising advertising@rina.org.uk GAO repoil- highlights shoitcomings in LCS plan 6-15 News 6-15 News Features Feature 1 Advanced hullfornns BMT develops fri-bow inonohuii landing craft solution Feature 2 Surface combatants Green light given to develop nextgeneration Royal Navy frigate Feature 3 German naval programmes New submarines and MClVIVs over the horizon Feature 4 Turkish naval programmes Turkey sets Its sights on buiiding indigenous naval capability owner Permission is not, hoivever, required to copy abstracts the source is shown. Multiple copying of the contents without. NAVAL ARCHITECT ISSN Feature 6 Patrol boats Malta fakes delivery of new patrol boat fleet Feature 6 Waste management Managing waste on the UK's QE class aircraft carriers Feature 7 Auxiliary vessels Features Refit sees hospifai ship get new medical technology CAD/CAM Diverse applicafions for Paramarine Turl<ey plans to build more of its warships indigenously In'future Warship Technoiogy May

Contents I JULY/AUGUST 2010 Publisliing Assistant Nicola Stuart Group Sales Dkector John Payten London SWIX SBQ, UK E-mail editorial editorial@rina.org.uk E-mail advertising advertising@rina.org.uk E-maU subsriptions subscriptions@rina,org.

4 Contents I JULY/AUGUST 2010 Publisliing Assistant Nicola Stuart Group Sales Dkector John Payten London SWIX SBQ, UK editorial editorial@rina.org.uk advertising advertising@rina.org.uk E-maU subsriptions subscriptions@rina,org.uk 'Ilie Institution is not, as a body, responsible for opinions this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system owner. Permission is not, ho\vever, required to copy abstracts the source is shown. Multiple copying of the contents ^vithout 7 Editorial comment NSPS charts course for Canadian shipbuilding 8-15 News 8-15 News Features Feature 1 UK Royal Navy Budget cuts couid put paid to new naval progrannmes Feature 2 Auxiliary vessels Norway pursues multi-roie AOR concept Feature 3 Repair & maintenance Novel defect detection technique to be used on T-ciass submarine Feature 4 Patrol craft Trinidad & Tobago OPV on course for delivery First NTPB patrol boat launched by Dearsan Shipyard Feature 5 Coast Guard vessels Featured Launch milestone for Turkish Coast Guard SAR project Training Advanced simulator for Royal Norwegian Navy's Skjold class Feature 7 Surface combatants Export and domestic programmes under way at Damen Schelde ARCHIT WAL ECT ISSN Feature 8 Sealift/logistic support At-sea crane transfer system demonstrated Feature 9 In-service support Type 45 shows changing face of warship support Damon's innovative 'Axe Bow' tiullfotm is beginning to moke waves in the naval market. Warship Technology July/August

Contents I OCTOBER 2010 Editor David Fox^vell Group Sales Director Jolin Payten Tlie Royal Institution of Naval Architects E-maU advertising advertising@rina.org.uk that these are the Councils views.

5 Contents I OCTOBER 2010 Editor David Fox^vell Group Sales Director Jolin Payten Tlie Royal Institution of Naval Architects E-maU advertising advertising@rina.org.uk that these are the Councils views This pubhcation owner Permission is not, however, required to copy abstracts the source is shown. Muhiple copying of the contents without permission is ahvays illegal. NAO report soys Ministry of Defence is "living beyond its means" 6-20 News 6-20 News Features Feature 1 Frencti nava! programmes Export oppoitunities keep Frenchi yards in work Feature 2 Advanced tiullforms PACSCAT techinology demonstrator delivered Fuii-scale Air Supported Vessel starts trials Feature 3 High-speed craft Feature Austal tiosts keel-laying ceremony for JHSV 1 Propulsion Motor developments drive propulsion advances Feature 5 Repair & conversion First composite repairs for nuclear submarine sea tubes ABC AmCHDTECT ISSN Hybrid propulsion has reduced fuel consumption on USS Makin Island. i Warship Technology October

Project Spartan. An Innovative Light Frigate Design for General Purpose Frigate (GPFF)

Project Spartan. An Innovative Light Frigate Design for General Purpose Frigate (GPFF) Project Spartan An Innovative Light Frigate Design for General Purpose Frigate (GPFF) The 2015 Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR) announced that the Royal Navy is looking to procure five light