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New Huntington Ingalls chief says shipbuilder’s future is as defense tech provider
Chris Kastner has formally taken the reins at Huntington Ingalls Industries and is looking to continue the company’s growth from a U.S. shipbuilder to a global defense technology provider.
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How mistakes in modernizing a US Navy cruiser can benefit destroyers
Gettysburg is in “year three of a one-year availability.” The ship captain wants to help other surface ship modernization efforts do better.
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Standup of Marine littoral regiment will usher new gear into Pacific theater
The U.S. Marine Corps will officially stand up its first Marine littoral regiment, a linchpin of its plans to conduct small-unit expeditionary advanced base operations with specially equipped task-oriented units.
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What makes the Black Sea so strategically important?
A Russian amphibious assault is underway in Ukraine, pushing thousands of Russian naval infantry from the Sea of Azov onto land west of port town Mariupol.
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Navy remains mum on Project Overmatch details so China won’t steal them
Though the Navy has said it will field an early Project Overmatch network capability with a carrier strike group in 2023, little information has been revealed about whether the service is on track to meet that goal.
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Navy doesn’t want to keep guessing whether its information warfare systems work
The U.S. Navy is working to mainstream its information warfare systems through crew integration and improved training capabilities.
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Unmanned or minimally manned vessels could deploy alongside strike groups as soon as 2027
The U.S. Navy’s chief of naval operations hopes to conduct significant experimentation in the next five years to support deploying an early medium or large USV as part of a strike group in the 2027 time frame.
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Gilday calls for more collaboration with allies on operations, tech development
The chief of naval operations is interested in “every area where I can collaborate more closely” with allies and partners, be it current operations at sea or the development of future weapons.
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Submarine maintenance backlogs and delays take toll on fleet’s development work at sea
The SSN fleet is meeting its operational obligations overseas, but there’s not enough bandwidth for at-sea time to develop future tactics.
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Carrier Carl Vinson was back in fighting condition within 45 minutes of F-35C crash, leaders say
After a dangerous F-35C ramp strike, flight deck crew began firefighting efforts within seconds, and the ship was ready to launch and land aircraft again within 45 minutes.
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New Huntington Ingalls chief says shipbuilder’s future is as defense tech provider
Chris Kastner has formally taken the reins at Huntington Ingalls Industries and is looking to continue the company’s growth from a U.S. shipbuilder to a global defense technology provider.
-
How mistakes in modernizing a US Navy cruiser can benefit destroyers
Gettysburg is in “year three of a one-year availability.” The ship captain wants to help other surface ship modernization efforts do better.
-
Standup of Marine littoral regiment will usher new gear into Pacific theater
The U.S. Marine Corps will officially stand up its first Marine littoral regiment, a linchpin of its plans to conduct small-unit expeditionary advanced base operations with specially equipped task-oriented units.
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What makes the Black Sea so strategically important?
A Russian amphibious assault is underway in Ukraine, pushing thousands of Russian naval infantry from the Sea of Azov onto land west of port town Mariupol.
-
Navy remains mum on Project Overmatch details so China won’t steal them
Though the Navy has said it will field an early Project Overmatch network capability with a carrier strike group in 2023, little information has been revealed about whether the service is on track to meet that goal.
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Navy doesn’t want to keep guessing whether its information warfare systems work
The U.S. Navy is working to mainstream its information warfare systems through crew integration and improved training capabilities.
-
Unmanned or minimally manned vessels could deploy alongside strike groups as soon as 2027
The U.S. Navy’s chief of naval operations hopes to conduct significant experimentation in the next five years to support deploying an early medium or large USV as part of a strike group in the 2027 time frame.
-
Gilday calls for more collaboration with allies on operations, tech development
The chief of naval operations is interested in “every area where I can collaborate more closely” with allies and partners, be it current operations at sea or the development of future weapons.
-
Submarine maintenance backlogs and delays take toll on fleet’s development work at sea
The SSN fleet is meeting its operational obligations overseas, but there’s not enough bandwidth for at-sea time to develop future tactics.
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Carrier Carl Vinson was back in fighting condition within 45 minutes of F-35C crash, leaders say
After a dangerous F-35C ramp strike, flight deck crew began firefighting efforts within seconds, and the ship was ready to launch and land aircraft again within 45 minutes.
-
New Huntington Ingalls chief says shipbuilder’s future is as defense tech provider
Chris Kastner has formally taken the reins at Huntington Ingalls Industries and is looking to continue the company’s growth from a U.S. shipbuilder to a global defense technology provider.
-
How mistakes in modernizing a US Navy cruiser can benefit destroyers
Gettysburg is in “year three of a one-year availability.” The ship captain wants to help other surface ship modernization efforts do better.
-
Standup of Marine littoral regiment will usher new gear into Pacific theater
The U.S. Marine Corps will officially stand up its first Marine littoral regiment, a linchpin of its plans to conduct small-unit expeditionary advanced base operations with specially equipped task-oriented units.
-
What makes the Black Sea so strategically important?
A Russian amphibious assault is underway in Ukraine, pushing thousands of Russian naval infantry from the Sea of Azov onto land west of port town Mariupol.
-
Navy remains mum on Project Overmatch details so China won’t steal them
Though the Navy has said it will field an early Project Overmatch network capability with a carrier strike group in 2023, little information has been revealed about whether the service is on track to meet that goal.
-
Navy doesn’t want to keep guessing whether its information warfare systems work
The U.S. Navy is working to mainstream its information warfare systems through crew integration and improved training capabilities.
-
Unmanned or minimally manned vessels could deploy alongside strike groups as soon as 2027
The U.S. Navy’s chief of naval operations hopes to conduct significant experimentation in the next five years to support deploying an early medium or large USV as part of a strike group in the 2027 time frame.
-
Gilday calls for more collaboration with allies on operations, tech development
The chief of naval operations is interested in “every area where I can collaborate more closely” with allies and partners, be it current operations at sea or the development of future weapons.
-
Submarine maintenance backlogs and delays take toll on fleet’s development work at sea
The SSN fleet is meeting its operational obligations overseas, but there’s not enough bandwidth for at-sea time to develop future tactics.
-
Carrier Carl Vinson was back in fighting condition within 45 minutes of F-35C crash, leaders say
After a dangerous F-35C ramp strike, flight deck crew began firefighting efforts within seconds, and the ship was ready to launch and land aircraft again within 45 minutes.
