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Naval Systems Group Library
A compilation of our Naval Systems Market Intelligence Services. Please
refer to the chart below for further details - or call us at 203.426.0800.
The products featured within this library are an invaluable resource for
those seeking timely updates and detailed forecasts on the worldwide Naval
Systems industry. Each service contains a series of individual reports covering
those programs that will dominate the Naval Systems market.
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| Anti-Submarine Warfare Forecast |
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In the apparent calm that is today’s ASW environment, the capabilities of
submarines are being revolutionized by the introduction of air independent
propulsion for diesel-electric submarines, new weapons and sensor technologies,
and new silencing techniques. A particularly promising development is the
widespread introduction of unmanned underwater vehicles that could take over
some of the more hazardous duties now carried out by manned submarines.
Anti-Submarine Warfare Forecast presents a series of detailed reports on the
technologies available for countering the submarine threa
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| Warships Forecast |
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Advanced technologies and new operational concepts will drive procurement in
the warships market. Warships Forecast contains reports
on the key submarine, aircraft carrier, surface combatant, amphibious warfare,
and underway replenishment programs that will dominate the warship industry over
the next decade and beyond. Each report contains a full design history of the
ship, an extensive list of major contractors and subcomponent suppliers, and a
wealth of information on the ship’s performance and operational capabilities.
Also featured in this service are reports covering key nav
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| The Market for Airborne ASW Sensors |
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Aviation assets are undoubtedly the most mobile, flexible and cost-effective
ASW systems available to the world's navies. Whether they are shore-based
long-range maritime patrol aircraft or ship-based short-range helicopters,
aircraft form the primary means of defense against a submarine attack and are
the key weapon in an offensive against enemy submarine forces. Both U.S. and
international systems and programs are represented in this analysis, with most
units either in production or expected to enter production in the near future.
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| The Market for Naval Surface Combatants |
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This analysis correlates the individual 10-year forecasts of surface
combatant construction. It is based on detailed research
involving data obtained from open civil and military sources, and subjected to
painstaking analysis and verification. This analysis surveys leading programs in
order to ascertain market patterns.
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| The Market for Naval Surface Warfare Systems |
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The market for naval weapons systems includes both missiles and guns, and it
covers those sales likely to be garnered by specific weapons systems already in
production or currently in development. Due to the length of the forecast
period, an increasing percentage of the market will be taken by systems that do
not yet exist or for which inadequate information is available. A comparison of
platform requirements and weapons projections shows this gray area to be between
15 and 30 percent of the total, mostly concentrated in the last three years of
the forecast period.
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| The Market for Submarines |
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An examination of the world’s navies reveals an interesting pattern. When
they run out of money, the last capability they abandon is their submarine
fleet. Their submarines are seen as the most cost-effective part of their
overall fleet and thus are preserved as long as possible. This effect can be
seen in the most recent British defense review, where the surface combatant
fleet saw savage cuts, the amphibious warfare squadron only slightly less so,
but the submarine fleet was preserved intact. This analysis presents the overall
trends and market indicators evident in the individ
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| The Market for Undersea Warfare Systems |
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The undersea warfare market structure is changing. The high-cost sector
of the market is expanding as new unmanned vehicles, torpedoes, and fire control
systems are developed to replace older-generation equipment. Meanwhile,
production of low-cost items like sonobuoys is declining as the need to chase
submarine contacts fades. This analysis is an examination of the systems
and competitors that make up the various undersea warfare market arenas and
niches.
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