All Articles in Naval Forces

Battle damage repair is all about maintaining power to command. It’s about fixing only that which takes priority to make the mission a success. Say your frigate is taking heavy damage. The key to success may be keeping control over your fire control systems. ...

• CUBEDIN A/S, a joint venture between Odense Maritime Technology (OMT) and Systematic, has developed the CUBEDIN concept that enables interchangeable, adaptable ships to be easily reconfigured to suit any mission. CUBEDIN combines a physical interface with a software s...

A new close-in protection system

The Combat Information Centre (CIC) is alight with warning signs: multiple missiles have been launched from afar, seemingly coming at the carrier group at various sonic speed, their precise path and direction unknown. Yet while the situation in the CIC is tense the Comm...

In 2022, Thales is stepping up its recruitment policy, with plans to hire 11,000 new people worldwide.

On a daily basis there is news about new weapons, new unmanned systems, new sensors and new platforms. Threats are constantly evolving. But how can a Combat Information Center (CIC), the heart of a warship during operations, handle these new threats in the future? ...

The basis in a conflict situation is working together, so that together you can achieve more than all separate on their own.

How can Electronic Warfare (EW) capabilities contribute to an adequate, rapid and comprehensive protection solution?

Cyber-attacks are an everyday thing in 2022 – it’s no longer hard to find yet another news article about another industry data leak, or even an affected government program.

As the sea once again becomes an area for confrontation and power demonstration, naval forces around the world face an unprecedented set of challenges. On the eve of Euronaval 2022, Thales's Naval Defence Advisor, Vice Admiral (Rtd) Éric Chaperon, explains what is at st...