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This LCS just completed an ‘historic’ deployment
USS Sioux City was still able to deploy despite not receiving a fix for a class-wide propulsion problem, officials said.
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French Navy bets on electronic warfare to counter anti-ship threats
Industry is responding with technology meant to cover the entire spectrum of electronic-based ship protection, including measures of last resort.
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Marines, Navy near agreement on light amphibious warship features
The two services are closer to striking the right balance between keeping the cost low and including the right survivability features, a general says.
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US Marines warn against Navy’s FY24 decommission plans
Documents obtained by Defense News reveal plans to decommission amphibious ships, despite an outcry from the Corps over the resulting capability gap.
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Colombia inks deal that could see Damen build five Sigma frigates
The price for each fully fitted frigate is expected to be about $400 million.
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Navy, Marine Corps test new naval integration concepts in 7th Fleet
A new task force will streamline command and control of amphibious and crisis response elements in the Indo-Pacific.
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USS Ronald Reagan, South Korean ships launch drills
The combined training started one day after North Korea test-fired a short-range ballistic missile in a possible response to the exercise.
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Marine amphibious combat vehicles to return to ocean after safety halt
The Corps paused all waterborne ACV operations in July following a high surf incident at Camp Pendleton, California.
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Next-generation attack subs will be designed with maintenance in mind
Operational availability is a top-level requirement for SSN(X), so the Navy is focused on creating a mature maintenance plan from the start.
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Submarine fleet needs more spare parts to stem maintenance delays
Though the industrial base is already strained, the Navy may need to accelerate its purchase of submarine spare parts to address maintenance delays.
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This LCS just completed an ‘historic’ deployment
USS Sioux City was still able to deploy despite not receiving a fix for a class-wide propulsion problem, officials said.
-
French Navy bets on electronic warfare to counter anti-ship threats
Industry is responding with technology meant to cover the entire spectrum of electronic-based ship protection, including measures of last resort.
-
Marines, Navy near agreement on light amphibious warship features
The two services are closer to striking the right balance between keeping the cost low and including the right survivability features, a general says.
-
US Marines warn against Navy’s FY24 decommission plans
Documents obtained by Defense News reveal plans to decommission amphibious ships, despite an outcry from the Corps over the resulting capability gap.
-
Colombia inks deal that could see Damen build five Sigma frigates
The price for each fully fitted frigate is expected to be about $400 million.
-
Navy, Marine Corps test new naval integration concepts in 7th Fleet
A new task force will streamline command and control of amphibious and crisis response elements in the Indo-Pacific.
-
USS Ronald Reagan, South Korean ships launch drills
The combined training started one day after North Korea test-fired a short-range ballistic missile in a possible response to the exercise.
-
Marine amphibious combat vehicles to return to ocean after safety halt
The Corps paused all waterborne ACV operations in July following a high surf incident at Camp Pendleton, California.
-
Next-generation attack subs will be designed with maintenance in mind
Operational availability is a top-level requirement for SSN(X), so the Navy is focused on creating a mature maintenance plan from the start.
-
Submarine fleet needs more spare parts to stem maintenance delays
Though the industrial base is already strained, the Navy may need to accelerate its purchase of submarine spare parts to address maintenance delays.
-
This LCS just completed an ‘historic’ deployment
USS Sioux City was still able to deploy despite not receiving a fix for a class-wide propulsion problem, officials said.
-
French Navy bets on electronic warfare to counter anti-ship threats
Industry is responding with technology meant to cover the entire spectrum of electronic-based ship protection, including measures of last resort.
-
Marines, Navy near agreement on light amphibious warship features
The two services are closer to striking the right balance between keeping the cost low and including the right survivability features, a general says.
-
US Marines warn against Navy’s FY24 decommission plans
Documents obtained by Defense News reveal plans to decommission amphibious ships, despite an outcry from the Corps over the resulting capability gap.
-
Colombia inks deal that could see Damen build five Sigma frigates
The price for each fully fitted frigate is expected to be about $400 million.
-
Navy, Marine Corps test new naval integration concepts in 7th Fleet
A new task force will streamline command and control of amphibious and crisis response elements in the Indo-Pacific.
-
USS Ronald Reagan, South Korean ships launch drills
The combined training started one day after North Korea test-fired a short-range ballistic missile in a possible response to the exercise.
-
Marine amphibious combat vehicles to return to ocean after safety halt
The Corps paused all waterborne ACV operations in July following a high surf incident at Camp Pendleton, California.
-
Next-generation attack subs will be designed with maintenance in mind
Operational availability is a top-level requirement for SSN(X), so the Navy is focused on creating a mature maintenance plan from the start.
-
Submarine fleet needs more spare parts to stem maintenance delays
Though the industrial base is already strained, the Navy may need to accelerate its purchase of submarine spare parts to address maintenance delays.
