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  1. The Royal Canadian Navy is supporting the River-class Destroyer program through contract awards to defense companies like Lockheed Martin Canada and Ultra Maritime.

The Royal Canadian Navy is involved in the construction of new River-class destroyers, supporting Canadian defense interests through naval power.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 17
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The Royal Canadian Navy is involved in the construction of new River-class destroyers, supporting Canadian defense interests through naval power.

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Royal Canadian NavyIrving Shipbuilding

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  1. International collaboration underway for Canadian naval projects, including destroyer builds and addressing submarine gaps.1 source
  2. Davie Shipbuilding has been contracted to convert a vessel for the Royal Canadian Navy.Sub-event
  3. Construction of new River-class destroyers underway.1 source

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The Royal Canadian Navy is supporting the River-class Destroyer program through contract awards to defense companies like Lockheed Martin Canada and Ultra Maritime. All 1 developments

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