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At RIMPAC 2022, new efforts to boost sustainability, lethality of combined force in the Pacific
RIMPAC 2022 is trying out new gear and operations to create a more lethal force that can sustain itself in a high-end fight.
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Navy moves to align its strategy with National Defense Strategy priorities
The CNO’s updated Navigation Plan is quite similar to last year’s original plan — but it intentionally couches Navy priorities and capabilities in the terms of the new National Defense Strategy, to make a stronger case for Pentagon funding.
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Eastern Shipbuilding protests Coast Guard award of cutter contract to Austal
Eastern Shipbuilding Group is protesting the U.S. Coast Guard’s decision to give Austal USA the next phase of the Offshore Patrol Cutter program that ESG first won in 2016.
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American MV-22 Ospreys move to Australian ship for RIMPAC exercise
Australian amphibious ship Canberra is working through integration issues with as many kinds of foreign aircraft as it can — including taking the unprecedented step of embarking a pair of U.S. MV-22 Ospreys for three weeks during RIMPAC 2022.
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Two sailors injured after engine room fire starts on Peruvian ship during Pacific exercise
A ship participating in the RIMPAC 2022 exercise experienced an engine room fire, and two sailors were flown ashore for medical treatment.
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US Coast Guard calls for larger icebreaker fleet to compete in the Arctic
As sea ice in the Arctic melts, the Coast Guard needs more icebreakers to remain competitive.
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Italian Navy, telecom provider team up to deter attacks on undersea cables
An Italian Navy official also suggested cables themselves might act as sensors to help the service.
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Harland & Wolff wins $65 million deal to fix up ex-British ship for Lithuanian Navy
But the big prize for the company — and other shipyards in the U.K. — is the logistics ships program for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
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Elaine Luria wants to fight for a stronger Navy — but first she has to get reelected
Rep. Elaine Luria is one of the U.S. Navy’s staunchest proponents, but also one of its most ruthless critics.
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White House wrangles with Congress over ship, aircraft retirements
The two government branches are also clashing over nuclear modernization plans.
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At RIMPAC 2022, new efforts to boost sustainability, lethality of combined force in the Pacific
RIMPAC 2022 is trying out new gear and operations to create a more lethal force that can sustain itself in a high-end fight.
-
Navy moves to align its strategy with National Defense Strategy priorities
The CNO’s updated Navigation Plan is quite similar to last year’s original plan — but it intentionally couches Navy priorities and capabilities in the terms of the new National Defense Strategy, to make a stronger case for Pentagon funding.
-
Eastern Shipbuilding protests Coast Guard award of cutter contract to Austal
Eastern Shipbuilding Group is protesting the U.S. Coast Guard’s decision to give Austal USA the next phase of the Offshore Patrol Cutter program that ESG first won in 2016.
-
American MV-22 Ospreys move to Australian ship for RIMPAC exercise
Australian amphibious ship Canberra is working through integration issues with as many kinds of foreign aircraft as it can — including taking the unprecedented step of embarking a pair of U.S. MV-22 Ospreys for three weeks during RIMPAC 2022.
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Two sailors injured after engine room fire starts on Peruvian ship during Pacific exercise
A ship participating in the RIMPAC 2022 exercise experienced an engine room fire, and two sailors were flown ashore for medical treatment.
-
US Coast Guard calls for larger icebreaker fleet to compete in the Arctic
As sea ice in the Arctic melts, the Coast Guard needs more icebreakers to remain competitive.
-
Italian Navy, telecom provider team up to deter attacks on undersea cables
An Italian Navy official also suggested cables themselves might act as sensors to help the service.
-
Harland & Wolff wins $65 million deal to fix up ex-British ship for Lithuanian Navy
But the big prize for the company — and other shipyards in the U.K. — is the logistics ships program for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
-
Elaine Luria wants to fight for a stronger Navy — but first she has to get reelected
Rep. Elaine Luria is one of the U.S. Navy’s staunchest proponents, but also one of its most ruthless critics.
-
White House wrangles with Congress over ship, aircraft retirements
The two government branches are also clashing over nuclear modernization plans.
-
At RIMPAC 2022, new efforts to boost sustainability, lethality of combined force in the Pacific
RIMPAC 2022 is trying out new gear and operations to create a more lethal force that can sustain itself in a high-end fight.
-
Navy moves to align its strategy with National Defense Strategy priorities
The CNO’s updated Navigation Plan is quite similar to last year’s original plan — but it intentionally couches Navy priorities and capabilities in the terms of the new National Defense Strategy, to make a stronger case for Pentagon funding.
-
Eastern Shipbuilding protests Coast Guard award of cutter contract to Austal
Eastern Shipbuilding Group is protesting the U.S. Coast Guard’s decision to give Austal USA the next phase of the Offshore Patrol Cutter program that ESG first won in 2016.
-
American MV-22 Ospreys move to Australian ship for RIMPAC exercise
Australian amphibious ship Canberra is working through integration issues with as many kinds of foreign aircraft as it can — including taking the unprecedented step of embarking a pair of U.S. MV-22 Ospreys for three weeks during RIMPAC 2022.
-
Two sailors injured after engine room fire starts on Peruvian ship during Pacific exercise
A ship participating in the RIMPAC 2022 exercise experienced an engine room fire, and two sailors were flown ashore for medical treatment.
-
US Coast Guard calls for larger icebreaker fleet to compete in the Arctic
As sea ice in the Arctic melts, the Coast Guard needs more icebreakers to remain competitive.
-
Italian Navy, telecom provider team up to deter attacks on undersea cables
An Italian Navy official also suggested cables themselves might act as sensors to help the service.
-
Harland & Wolff wins $65 million deal to fix up ex-British ship for Lithuanian Navy
But the big prize for the company — and other shipyards in the U.K. — is the logistics ships program for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
-
Elaine Luria wants to fight for a stronger Navy — but first she has to get reelected
Rep. Elaine Luria is one of the U.S. Navy’s staunchest proponents, but also one of its most ruthless critics.
-
White House wrangles with Congress over ship, aircraft retirements
The two government branches are also clashing over nuclear modernization plans.
