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Navy’s Unmanned Task Force turns to a venture capital-inspired process to find investments
The Unmanned Task Force is hyper-focused on finding solutions to specific warfighter problems that can be solved with unmanned technologies in a five-year timeframe.
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Marine Corps seeks ‘information command’ in Force Design 2030 update
“We believe that in a conflict with a peer adversary, first moves may be in space and cyber, so we must enable our” forces “to integrate with, and have access to, those capabilities now,” reads the update.
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Photos show China has fielded another semi-submersible transport ship
The official China Military Online website showed the semi-submersible heavy ship Yinmahu transporting a Type 958 air-cushioned landing craft.
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What’s new in Navy and Marine Corps unmanned boats
The more the Navy experiments with unmanned systems, the more it’s learning what it needs — and what it doesn’t.
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Navy says it will lose millions by not committing to 10 destroyers in upcoming contract
The U.S. Navy doesn’t want to over-commit to buying too many ships in the next five years, in case it can’t follow through due to fiscal or supply chain issues. That will cost the service millions of dollars.
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Pacific Marines move to formalize role as the stand-in force
In practice, the Pacific Marines have been the inside force even as the rest of the joint force considered China’s growing anti-access/area-denial capabilities. Now, they’re formalizing what it means to be a Stand-In Force and what new gear will enable them.
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Littoral combat ship Montgomery conducts first land-attack missile exercise
The ship, cruising in the Pacific Ocean, launched three AGM-114L Longbow Hellfire missiles May 12 during a proof of concept exercise.
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Navy creates Unmanned Surface Vessel Division to expedite integration of unmanned systems
The unit will manage unmanned surface vessel experimentation for medium and large unmanned surface vessels like the Sea Hunter and the Sea Hawk.
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Lethal and survivable or irrelevant and vulnerable? Marine redesign debate rages
It’s “not a custody fight. It’s a fight for the life of the child,” said retired. Lt. Gen. Paul Van Riper.
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Satellite photo shows possible new Chinese nuclear submarine able to launch cruise missiles
A submarine seen in a satellite photo of a Chinese shipyard shows what could be a new class or subtype of a nuclear-powered attack sub with a new stealthy propulsion system and launch tubes for cruise missiles.
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Navy’s Unmanned Task Force turns to a venture capital-inspired process to find investments
The Unmanned Task Force is hyper-focused on finding solutions to specific warfighter problems that can be solved with unmanned technologies in a five-year timeframe.
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Marine Corps seeks ‘information command’ in Force Design 2030 update
“We believe that in a conflict with a peer adversary, first moves may be in space and cyber, so we must enable our” forces “to integrate with, and have access to, those capabilities now,” reads the update.
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Photos show China has fielded another semi-submersible transport ship
The official China Military Online website showed the semi-submersible heavy ship Yinmahu transporting a Type 958 air-cushioned landing craft.
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What’s new in Navy and Marine Corps unmanned boats
The more the Navy experiments with unmanned systems, the more it’s learning what it needs — and what it doesn’t.
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Navy says it will lose millions by not committing to 10 destroyers in upcoming contract
The U.S. Navy doesn’t want to over-commit to buying too many ships in the next five years, in case it can’t follow through due to fiscal or supply chain issues. That will cost the service millions of dollars.
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Pacific Marines move to formalize role as the stand-in force
In practice, the Pacific Marines have been the inside force even as the rest of the joint force considered China’s growing anti-access/area-denial capabilities. Now, they’re formalizing what it means to be a Stand-In Force and what new gear will enable them.
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Littoral combat ship Montgomery conducts first land-attack missile exercise
The ship, cruising in the Pacific Ocean, launched three AGM-114L Longbow Hellfire missiles May 12 during a proof of concept exercise.
-
Navy creates Unmanned Surface Vessel Division to expedite integration of unmanned systems
The unit will manage unmanned surface vessel experimentation for medium and large unmanned surface vessels like the Sea Hunter and the Sea Hawk.
-
Lethal and survivable or irrelevant and vulnerable? Marine redesign debate rages
It’s “not a custody fight. It’s a fight for the life of the child,” said retired. Lt. Gen. Paul Van Riper.
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Satellite photo shows possible new Chinese nuclear submarine able to launch cruise missiles
A submarine seen in a satellite photo of a Chinese shipyard shows what could be a new class or subtype of a nuclear-powered attack sub with a new stealthy propulsion system and launch tubes for cruise missiles.
-
Navy’s Unmanned Task Force turns to a venture capital-inspired process to find investments
The Unmanned Task Force is hyper-focused on finding solutions to specific warfighter problems that can be solved with unmanned technologies in a five-year timeframe.
-
Marine Corps seeks ‘information command’ in Force Design 2030 update
“We believe that in a conflict with a peer adversary, first moves may be in space and cyber, so we must enable our” forces “to integrate with, and have access to, those capabilities now,” reads the update.
-
Photos show China has fielded another semi-submersible transport ship
The official China Military Online website showed the semi-submersible heavy ship Yinmahu transporting a Type 958 air-cushioned landing craft.
-
What’s new in Navy and Marine Corps unmanned boats
The more the Navy experiments with unmanned systems, the more it’s learning what it needs — and what it doesn’t.
-
Navy says it will lose millions by not committing to 10 destroyers in upcoming contract
The U.S. Navy doesn’t want to over-commit to buying too many ships in the next five years, in case it can’t follow through due to fiscal or supply chain issues. That will cost the service millions of dollars.
-
Pacific Marines move to formalize role as the stand-in force
In practice, the Pacific Marines have been the inside force even as the rest of the joint force considered China’s growing anti-access/area-denial capabilities. Now, they’re formalizing what it means to be a Stand-In Force and what new gear will enable them.
-
Littoral combat ship Montgomery conducts first land-attack missile exercise
The ship, cruising in the Pacific Ocean, launched three AGM-114L Longbow Hellfire missiles May 12 during a proof of concept exercise.
-
Navy creates Unmanned Surface Vessel Division to expedite integration of unmanned systems
The unit will manage unmanned surface vessel experimentation for medium and large unmanned surface vessels like the Sea Hunter and the Sea Hawk.
-
Lethal and survivable or irrelevant and vulnerable? Marine redesign debate rages
It’s “not a custody fight. It’s a fight for the life of the child,” said retired. Lt. Gen. Paul Van Riper.
-
Satellite photo shows possible new Chinese nuclear submarine able to launch cruise missiles
A submarine seen in a satellite photo of a Chinese shipyard shows what could be a new class or subtype of a nuclear-powered attack sub with a new stealthy propulsion system and launch tubes for cruise missiles.
