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Navy grounds T-45 Goshawk fleet over engine blade failure
The so-called “safety pause” began Friday but was not announced by the Navy until Tuesday.
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Worried China might seize Taiwan sooner, Navy chief pushes readiness
A near-term Chinese threat means fleet readiness, lethality and capacity are all more urgent than ever – but still prioritized in that order, the CNO said.
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US Navy sharing Project Overmatch insights with international allies
“We have to be inclusive,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said, “or we’re not going to be able to fight together.”
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US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
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US military developing tech, concept to resupply Pacific troops
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military lift operations to carry technology that lets them navigate and communicate.
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Navy boosting USV presence, network capability in Middle East
The Navy will have 20 unmanned boats in the theater and expects regional partners to contribute 80 more to create a maritime domain awareness network.
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US Army seeks new watercraft to beef up Indo-Pacific capability
The Army’s Maneuver Support Vessel (Light) was launched for the first time as the service looks to ramp up its watercraft capability in the Pacific.
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Reagan naval drills spark another missile launch by North Korea
North Korea’s sixth round of weapons tests in two weeks came hours after the U.S and South Korea wrapped a new round of naval drills off the coast.
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White House Arctic strategy calls for enhanced military presence
The enhanced U.S. posture aims to deter increased Russian and Chinese activity in the region as global warming rapidly melts the Polar ice caps.
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Eastern Shipbuilding says it will go to court over cutter program
Eastern Shipbuilding says it will go to court to obtain materials explaining why the Coast Guard gave the contract to Austal instead of the incumbent.
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Navy grounds T-45 Goshawk fleet over engine blade failure
The so-called “safety pause” began Friday but was not announced by the Navy until Tuesday.
-
Worried China might seize Taiwan sooner, Navy chief pushes readiness
A near-term Chinese threat means fleet readiness, lethality and capacity are all more urgent than ever – but still prioritized in that order, the CNO said.
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US Navy sharing Project Overmatch insights with international allies
“We have to be inclusive,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said, “or we’re not going to be able to fight together.”
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US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
-
US military developing tech, concept to resupply Pacific troops
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military lift operations to carry technology that lets them navigate and communicate.
-
Navy boosting USV presence, network capability in Middle East
The Navy will have 20 unmanned boats in the theater and expects regional partners to contribute 80 more to create a maritime domain awareness network.
-
US Army seeks new watercraft to beef up Indo-Pacific capability
The Army’s Maneuver Support Vessel (Light) was launched for the first time as the service looks to ramp up its watercraft capability in the Pacific.
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Reagan naval drills spark another missile launch by North Korea
North Korea’s sixth round of weapons tests in two weeks came hours after the U.S and South Korea wrapped a new round of naval drills off the coast.
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White House Arctic strategy calls for enhanced military presence
The enhanced U.S. posture aims to deter increased Russian and Chinese activity in the region as global warming rapidly melts the Polar ice caps.
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Eastern Shipbuilding says it will go to court over cutter program
Eastern Shipbuilding says it will go to court to obtain materials explaining why the Coast Guard gave the contract to Austal instead of the incumbent.
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Navy grounds T-45 Goshawk fleet over engine blade failure
The so-called “safety pause” began Friday but was not announced by the Navy until Tuesday.
-
Worried China might seize Taiwan sooner, Navy chief pushes readiness
A near-term Chinese threat means fleet readiness, lethality and capacity are all more urgent than ever – but still prioritized in that order, the CNO said.
-
US Navy sharing Project Overmatch insights with international allies
“We have to be inclusive,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said, “or we’re not going to be able to fight together.”
-
US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
-
US military developing tech, concept to resupply Pacific troops
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military lift operations to carry technology that lets them navigate and communicate.
-
Navy boosting USV presence, network capability in Middle East
The Navy will have 20 unmanned boats in the theater and expects regional partners to contribute 80 more to create a maritime domain awareness network.
-
US Army seeks new watercraft to beef up Indo-Pacific capability
The Army’s Maneuver Support Vessel (Light) was launched for the first time as the service looks to ramp up its watercraft capability in the Pacific.
-
Reagan naval drills spark another missile launch by North Korea
North Korea’s sixth round of weapons tests in two weeks came hours after the U.S and South Korea wrapped a new round of naval drills off the coast.
-
White House Arctic strategy calls for enhanced military presence
The enhanced U.S. posture aims to deter increased Russian and Chinese activity in the region as global warming rapidly melts the Polar ice caps.
-
Eastern Shipbuilding says it will go to court over cutter program
Eastern Shipbuilding says it will go to court to obtain materials explaining why the Coast Guard gave the contract to Austal instead of the incumbent.
