24 septembre 2024 | International, Naval

KONGSBERG to upgrade Norway’s Ula-class submarines

The contract is worth about NOK 436 million and the scope of work includes upgrades to software and hardware to the combat system on board the Ula class submarines.

https://www.epicos.com/article/871694/kongsberg-upgrade-norways-ula-class-submarines

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