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Army to increase Stryker firepower
The Army has approved plans to add a 30mm to its newest Stryker combat vehicles.
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Navy & Marine Corps nominees face Capitol Hill
Take a look at highlights from the confirmation hearings for the nominated next leaders of the Navy and Marine Corps.
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What’s it like to fly in a B-2 stealth bomber? An interview with Jeff Bolton
Jeff Bolton, Defense News’s production partner explains his project–and what it was like to fly in a B-2.
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Climate change threatens to block Marines’ access to the sea
Two of the Corps’ large amphibious training bases are threatened by rising waters and future storm damage.
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Here’s how Raytheon wants to make naval cannons more lethal
By using an Excalibur shell, originally designed for land-based artillery, Raytheon wants to make ship cannons moe lethal and give them more range. Find out how
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What is the Navy’s future with unmanned vehicles?
Watch two analysts discuss what the Navy is doing in the realm of unmanned vehicles-and the market that exists for them.
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Marines prep to hit the beach (but need more ships from the Navy)
A maintenance backlog and procurement delays for amphibious ships and connectors threaten to hamper the Corps’ ability to fight at sea and prepare itself to confront a rising China.
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The Navy’s top officer wants you to stop counting his ships
“The real metric is power,” says the chief of naval operations.
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Pew! Pew! Pew! Laser-armed warships no longer science fiction
The Navy has never been closer to fielding directed-energy weapons.
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What’s the impact of not retiring the carrier Harry Truman?
Rob Levinson and Cameron Leuthy of Bloomberg Government explain the potential impacts on the Navy’s budget if it keeps the Truman.
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Army to increase Stryker firepower
The Army has approved plans to add a 30mm to its newest Stryker combat vehicles.
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Navy & Marine Corps nominees face Capitol Hill
Take a look at highlights from the confirmation hearings for the nominated next leaders of the Navy and Marine Corps.
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What’s it like to fly in a B-2 stealth bomber? An interview with Jeff Bolton
Jeff Bolton, Defense News’s production partner explains his project–and what it was like to fly in a B-2.
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Climate change threatens to block Marines’ access to the sea
Two of the Corps’ large amphibious training bases are threatened by rising waters and future storm damage.
-
Here’s how Raytheon wants to make naval cannons more lethal
By using an Excalibur shell, originally designed for land-based artillery, Raytheon wants to make ship cannons moe lethal and give them more range. Find out how
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What is the Navy’s future with unmanned vehicles?
Watch two analysts discuss what the Navy is doing in the realm of unmanned vehicles-and the market that exists for them.
-
Marines prep to hit the beach (but need more ships from the Navy)
A maintenance backlog and procurement delays for amphibious ships and connectors threaten to hamper the Corps’ ability to fight at sea and prepare itself to confront a rising China.
-
The Navy’s top officer wants you to stop counting his ships
“The real metric is power,” says the chief of naval operations.
-
Pew! Pew! Pew! Laser-armed warships no longer science fiction
The Navy has never been closer to fielding directed-energy weapons.
-
What’s the impact of not retiring the carrier Harry Truman?
Rob Levinson and Cameron Leuthy of Bloomberg Government explain the potential impacts on the Navy’s budget if it keeps the Truman.
-
Army to increase Stryker firepower
The Army has approved plans to add a 30mm to its newest Stryker combat vehicles.
-
Navy & Marine Corps nominees face Capitol Hill
Take a look at highlights from the confirmation hearings for the nominated next leaders of the Navy and Marine Corps.
-
What’s it like to fly in a B-2 stealth bomber? An interview with Jeff Bolton
Jeff Bolton, Defense News’s production partner explains his project–and what it was like to fly in a B-2.
-
Climate change threatens to block Marines’ access to the sea
Two of the Corps’ large amphibious training bases are threatened by rising waters and future storm damage.
-
Here’s how Raytheon wants to make naval cannons more lethal
By using an Excalibur shell, originally designed for land-based artillery, Raytheon wants to make ship cannons moe lethal and give them more range. Find out how
-
What is the Navy’s future with unmanned vehicles?
Watch two analysts discuss what the Navy is doing in the realm of unmanned vehicles-and the market that exists for them.
-
Marines prep to hit the beach (but need more ships from the Navy)
A maintenance backlog and procurement delays for amphibious ships and connectors threaten to hamper the Corps’ ability to fight at sea and prepare itself to confront a rising China.
-
The Navy’s top officer wants you to stop counting his ships
“The real metric is power,” says the chief of naval operations.
-
Pew! Pew! Pew! Laser-armed warships no longer science fiction
The Navy has never been closer to fielding directed-energy weapons.
-
What’s the impact of not retiring the carrier Harry Truman?
Rob Levinson and Cameron Leuthy of Bloomberg Government explain the potential impacts on the Navy’s budget if it keeps the Truman.
