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Navy readies new tools, training after Connecticut submarine collision
A new tool will spot shallow waters for the crew, and the Navy has added navigation training for officers and sailors.
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US Navy wants to avoid shortfall of nuke-armed subs in 2030s
The Navy wants to extend up to five aging subs and hasten the delivery of their replacements to avoid any shortfalls of these critical national assets.
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US Navy touts hypersonic missile progress ahead of 2025 fielding
Though two flight tests had been called failures, Vice Adm. Wolfe said the Army and Navy are learning fast and still poised to meet their fielding goals.
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Navy ends safety standdown for part of the T-45C Goshawk jet fleet
Jets affected by an engine blade problem remain grounded, but the Navy is declining to say how many jets that involves.
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‘Secure, survive, strike’: The Navy’s new approach for cyber dominance
Military members were warned in February that they are targets for cyberattacks amid the Russia-Ukraine war and turbulent Sino-U.S. relations.
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Marines aim for ‘culture of interoperability’ with Japan, Philippines
A pair of exercises in the Philippines and Japan helped US Marines grow more interoperable with these key Pacific allies.
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US Navy hunting for info warfare experts, Aeschbach tells Old Crows
Information warfare combines data awareness and manipulation to gain an advantage — before, during and after battles.
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Canadian Surface Combatant cost may rise 9% with delays, inflation
Canada’s frigate replacement program has seen a string of cost increases since 2017, including a new 9% cost increase since last year.
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Here’s why Navy and Marine Corps training jets are grounded
The fleet safety stand-down began Oct. 14.
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Defense firms outsource sub, carrier construction amid labor woes
If the Navy’s prime shipbuilders can’t bring enough workers to their facilities, they’re looking to outsource more work to manufacturers elsewhere.
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Navy readies new tools, training after Connecticut submarine collision
A new tool will spot shallow waters for the crew, and the Navy has added navigation training for officers and sailors.
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US Navy wants to avoid shortfall of nuke-armed subs in 2030s
The Navy wants to extend up to five aging subs and hasten the delivery of their replacements to avoid any shortfalls of these critical national assets.
-
US Navy touts hypersonic missile progress ahead of 2025 fielding
Though two flight tests had been called failures, Vice Adm. Wolfe said the Army and Navy are learning fast and still poised to meet their fielding goals.
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Navy ends safety standdown for part of the T-45C Goshawk jet fleet
Jets affected by an engine blade problem remain grounded, but the Navy is declining to say how many jets that involves.
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‘Secure, survive, strike’: The Navy’s new approach for cyber dominance
Military members were warned in February that they are targets for cyberattacks amid the Russia-Ukraine war and turbulent Sino-U.S. relations.
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Marines aim for ‘culture of interoperability’ with Japan, Philippines
A pair of exercises in the Philippines and Japan helped US Marines grow more interoperable with these key Pacific allies.
-
US Navy hunting for info warfare experts, Aeschbach tells Old Crows
Information warfare combines data awareness and manipulation to gain an advantage — before, during and after battles.
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Canadian Surface Combatant cost may rise 9% with delays, inflation
Canada’s frigate replacement program has seen a string of cost increases since 2017, including a new 9% cost increase since last year.
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Here’s why Navy and Marine Corps training jets are grounded
The fleet safety stand-down began Oct. 14.
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Defense firms outsource sub, carrier construction amid labor woes
If the Navy’s prime shipbuilders can’t bring enough workers to their facilities, they’re looking to outsource more work to manufacturers elsewhere.
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Navy readies new tools, training after Connecticut submarine collision
A new tool will spot shallow waters for the crew, and the Navy has added navigation training for officers and sailors.
-
US Navy wants to avoid shortfall of nuke-armed subs in 2030s
The Navy wants to extend up to five aging subs and hasten the delivery of their replacements to avoid any shortfalls of these critical national assets.
-
US Navy touts hypersonic missile progress ahead of 2025 fielding
Though two flight tests had been called failures, Vice Adm. Wolfe said the Army and Navy are learning fast and still poised to meet their fielding goals.
-
Navy ends safety standdown for part of the T-45C Goshawk jet fleet
Jets affected by an engine blade problem remain grounded, but the Navy is declining to say how many jets that involves.
-
‘Secure, survive, strike’: The Navy’s new approach for cyber dominance
Military members were warned in February that they are targets for cyberattacks amid the Russia-Ukraine war and turbulent Sino-U.S. relations.
-
Marines aim for ‘culture of interoperability’ with Japan, Philippines
A pair of exercises in the Philippines and Japan helped US Marines grow more interoperable with these key Pacific allies.
-
US Navy hunting for info warfare experts, Aeschbach tells Old Crows
Information warfare combines data awareness and manipulation to gain an advantage — before, during and after battles.
-
Canadian Surface Combatant cost may rise 9% with delays, inflation
Canada’s frigate replacement program has seen a string of cost increases since 2017, including a new 9% cost increase since last year.
-
Here’s why Navy and Marine Corps training jets are grounded
The fleet safety stand-down began Oct. 14.
-
Defense firms outsource sub, carrier construction amid labor woes
If the Navy’s prime shipbuilders can’t bring enough workers to their facilities, they’re looking to outsource more work to manufacturers elsewhere.
