KELVIN HUGHES
Kelvin Hughes, now known as HENSOLDT UK, specializes in the development, manufacture, and supply of maritime navigation and surveillance radar systems.
UK Navy's River-class Vessels To Be Equipped With Kelvin Hughes' Radar systems
Kelvin Hughes will be supplying SharpEye radar systems for the two latest Batch 2 ships, HMS Tamar and HMS Spey. Each ship will be equipped with a SharpEye I-Band radar for...
Kelvin Hughes Delivers Radar Sets To Malaysian Coastal Patrol Vessels
Kelvin Hughes has begun delivering radar equipment for the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency's (MMEA) new coastal patrol vessels. The company announced Tuesday that it is delivering a widescreen navigation radar display...
Kelvin Hughes To Supply Navigation Radar For Singapore Navy’s Littoral Mission Vessels...
Kelvin Hughes announced that it is supplying its SharpEye navigation radar for the Republic of Singapore Navy's Littoral Mission Vessel (LMV) programme. The lead ship of the fleet, Independence, was delivered...
Kelvin Hughes’ SharpEye Radar Installed On South African Ship
Kelvin Hughes has installed and commissioned SharpEye radar system on the South African Navys fleet replenishment ship, SAS Drakensberg. In addition to X and S Band SharpEye radars the system includes...
Australian Air Force Implements PinPoint Tool Control Systems In Support Of New...
The Royal Australian Air Force has deployed 48 PinPoint Tool Control Systems from HABCO Industries, throughout their maintenance facility in support of their entire C-27J transport aircraft. The Pinpoint Tool Control...
Kelvin Hughes To Supply SharpEye S-band Radar For Qatari Coastguard Patrol Boats
Qatars Coast and Borders Security Department has selected Kelvin Hughes to provide SharpEye S-band radar and new 12kW radar for its 17 patrol boats currently being built at ARES Shipyard,...
Kelvin Hughes To Supply 60 SharpEye Radars To UK’s Navy
The UK Royal Navys and Royal Fleet Auxiliarys (RFA) more than 60 ships, submarines and shore facilities will be fitted with SharpEye radars provided by Kelvin Hughes. Working in association with...
Kelvin HughesTo Supply SharpEye Radars For UK Navy's Offshore Patrol Vessels
Kelvin Hughes announced Monday that it has won contract to supply their SharpEye radars for the UK Royal Navys new River class Batch 2 Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPV) to be...
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Pakistan Appeals To World Bank For Funds As Border Clashes With India Escalate
The Government of Pakistan on Friday appealed to international partners for urgent loans after suffering heavy military losses in escalating border clashes with India
South Korea Completes Upgrade of Navy Anti-Missile Decoy System
The Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) announced on Thursday, May 8, that it has completed a performance upgrade of the
Dutch Satellite Push Targets Enemy Radar To Sharpen Ukraine’s Battlefield Edge
The Dutch space industry has presented a detailed
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