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HII bolsters Romulus USV production capacity

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Bayou Metal Supply & Manufacturing, has started a dedicated Romulus USV production line, shown here. HII is expanding its USV manufacturing capacity. (Bayou Metal Supply & Manufacturing) HII is expanding its capacity to build Romulus unmanned surface vessels (USVs) under a new partnership agreement with Halimar Shipyard of Morgan City, Louisiana, HII confirmed on 6 July.
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AMDR production outpaces US Navy shipbuilding construction

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Aircraft carrier John F Kennedy is shown here being prepared for AMDR installation. Radar production is outpacing ship construction. (Michael Fabey) The US Navy (USN) must store Raytheon AN/SPY-6 air and missile defense radar (AMDR) equipment due to a lack of ready ships for installation and testing, according to a recent US Government Accountability Office (GAO) report.
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HII, US Navy note efforts to repair and maintain shipboard-based elevators

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US sailors say maintaining elevator systems and equipment, like that shown here on USS Nimitz, is physically demanding and difficult. (Janes/Michael Fabey) With US Navy (USN) sailors battling to maintain shipboard-based elevators on the USN's oldest aircraft carriers, the service has awarded HII a USD418 million contract to maintain and report those systems and equipment on all carriers and amphibious ships.
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