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US Navy hopes new funding model can cut sub maintenance delays by 2026
U.S. attack subs saw a combined 1,100 days of maintenance delays last year. The service thinks it can get near zero with a couple fundamental changes.
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Zumwalt tackles surface warfare basics in first operational employment
After years of delay, destroyer Zumwalt is back from its first operational employment to the Pacific.
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Spanish-British shipyard team wins bid for UK naval logistics fleet
The government vows to keep most of the work in Britain, following unions’ fears that key skills could be outsourced to other countries.
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UK military ups investments in undersea surveillance
London is joining a rush by nations to improve their situational awareness of what’s happening to critical connections resting on the ocean floors.
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UK orders five more counter-submarine frigates for $5 billion
The new contract fulfills a longtime government commitment to field a fleet of eight Type-26 anti-submarine warships.
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China displays air-launched hypersonic missile at air show near Taiwan
A pair of air-launched hypersonic missiles carried under the wings of a Xi’an H-6K bomber were at the show.
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Four-year-old LCS Wichita suffers propulsion plant casualty
Officials said they are confident the mishap did not involve the ship’s combining gear, an issue plaguing the Freedom-class LCS fleet.
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Saildrone to expand its seabed mapping missions in Atlantic, Pacific
The company’s unmanned surface vessels could help armed forces with reconnaissance of the underwater landscape, a prerequisite for submarine activities.
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Small shipyards consolidate amid Navy program delays
Though several ship programs more accessible to small yards are in the works, they won’t go into production until 2025 or later.
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Better weapons, complex training bolster US submarine force
Hypersonic missiles are coming to the newest Virginia-class subs starting in 2029.
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US Navy hopes new funding model can cut sub maintenance delays by 2026
U.S. attack subs saw a combined 1,100 days of maintenance delays last year. The service thinks it can get near zero with a couple fundamental changes.
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Zumwalt tackles surface warfare basics in first operational employment
After years of delay, destroyer Zumwalt is back from its first operational employment to the Pacific.
-
Spanish-British shipyard team wins bid for UK naval logistics fleet
The government vows to keep most of the work in Britain, following unions’ fears that key skills could be outsourced to other countries.
-
UK military ups investments in undersea surveillance
London is joining a rush by nations to improve their situational awareness of what’s happening to critical connections resting on the ocean floors.
-
UK orders five more counter-submarine frigates for $5 billion
The new contract fulfills a longtime government commitment to field a fleet of eight Type-26 anti-submarine warships.
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China displays air-launched hypersonic missile at air show near Taiwan
A pair of air-launched hypersonic missiles carried under the wings of a Xi’an H-6K bomber were at the show.
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Four-year-old LCS Wichita suffers propulsion plant casualty
Officials said they are confident the mishap did not involve the ship’s combining gear, an issue plaguing the Freedom-class LCS fleet.
-
Saildrone to expand its seabed mapping missions in Atlantic, Pacific
The company’s unmanned surface vessels could help armed forces with reconnaissance of the underwater landscape, a prerequisite for submarine activities.
-
Small shipyards consolidate amid Navy program delays
Though several ship programs more accessible to small yards are in the works, they won’t go into production until 2025 or later.
-
Better weapons, complex training bolster US submarine force
Hypersonic missiles are coming to the newest Virginia-class subs starting in 2029.
-
US Navy hopes new funding model can cut sub maintenance delays by 2026
U.S. attack subs saw a combined 1,100 days of maintenance delays last year. The service thinks it can get near zero with a couple fundamental changes.
-
Zumwalt tackles surface warfare basics in first operational employment
After years of delay, destroyer Zumwalt is back from its first operational employment to the Pacific.
-
Spanish-British shipyard team wins bid for UK naval logistics fleet
The government vows to keep most of the work in Britain, following unions’ fears that key skills could be outsourced to other countries.
-
UK military ups investments in undersea surveillance
London is joining a rush by nations to improve their situational awareness of what’s happening to critical connections resting on the ocean floors.
-
UK orders five more counter-submarine frigates for $5 billion
The new contract fulfills a longtime government commitment to field a fleet of eight Type-26 anti-submarine warships.
-
China displays air-launched hypersonic missile at air show near Taiwan
A pair of air-launched hypersonic missiles carried under the wings of a Xi’an H-6K bomber were at the show.
-
Four-year-old LCS Wichita suffers propulsion plant casualty
Officials said they are confident the mishap did not involve the ship’s combining gear, an issue plaguing the Freedom-class LCS fleet.
-
Saildrone to expand its seabed mapping missions in Atlantic, Pacific
The company’s unmanned surface vessels could help armed forces with reconnaissance of the underwater landscape, a prerequisite for submarine activities.
-
Small shipyards consolidate amid Navy program delays
Though several ship programs more accessible to small yards are in the works, they won’t go into production until 2025 or later.
-
Better weapons, complex training bolster US submarine force
Hypersonic missiles are coming to the newest Virginia-class subs starting in 2029.
