From one northern nation to another, Canada's FAcT Program and The CPSP Strategy of HHI
From one northern nation to another
A patrol sub to remain undaunted by the Canadian coastline
Among the contenders to provide Canada with a new fleet of submarines over the next decade, Sweden brings to the competition its extensive naval experience — centuries of defensive and offensive operations on a busy Baltic Sea, with a heightened awareness of just how belligerent the nearby Russian neighbours have become in the last few years.
Canada’s Future Aircrew Training Program Secures Fleet of Airbus H135 Helicopters
On November 4, 2024, in a major step for the Royal Canadian Air Force’s (RCAF) Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) program, SkyAlyne and KF Aerospace have finalized an agreement with Airbus Helicopters in Canada to acquire 19 advanced H135 helicopters. This acquisition, facilitated by KF Aerospace on behalf of SkyAlyne, marks a key milestone for the RCAF’s modernization efforts in aircrew training.
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BlueWhale™ – A True Submarine Force Multiplier
The renewed vision for Canadian defence, articulated in Our North, Strong and Free 2024, identifies the assertion of Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic and Northern regions as the nation’s most urgent and important task. The paper raises concerns that changing physical and geopolitical landscapes have created “new threats and vulnerabilities to Canada and Canadians.”
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Interview with Kwon-Sik Woo, Senior VP, Director of Marketing & Sales, Naval & Special Ship Business Unit, HD HHI
In this episode of Vanguard Radio, host J. Richard Jones sits down with Kwon-Sik Woo, Senior Vice President and Director of Marketing & Sales for the Naval & Special Ship Business Unit at Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI). With over 28 years of experience in the global shipbuilding industry, Mr. Woo offers valuable insights into HHI’s leading role in naval shipbuilding and defence contracting for the Republic of Korea Navy.
Mr. Woo’s career journey began in HHI’s Shipsales Department, moved to heading international offices in London and Singapore, and eventually to his current executive role. He discusses the evolution of HHI’s Naval & Special Ship Business Unit, a world-renowned naval shipyard and licensed defence industrial shipbuilder. As HHI celebrates over 50 years of innovation and excellence in heavy industries, Mr. Woo sheds light on how the company continues to lead in engineering advancements, diversifying into offshore and machinery sectors, while remaining at the forefront of naval technology.
Join us for an engaging discussion on the future of naval defence, international collaboration, and the strategic direction of one of the most influential companies in the global shipbuilding landscape.
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