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Moskva’s sinking, the rise of anti-ship cruise missiles and what that means for the US Navy
If a relatively low-cost, short-range missile can destroy one of the largest warships in the Russian Navy, how do we ensure that ships in our fleet are not doomed to the same fate?
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US Navy cuts deal to see Microsoft’s tools before they hit the market
The Naval Postgraduate School and Microsoft will collaborate on areas where rapid advancements in commercial technology like cloud computing and data fusion can address critical military needs.
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US Navy envisions larger fleet despite long-range plans reflecting budget crunch
The Navy is heading toward a fleet size that its top officer admits “nobody likes.”
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White House nominates Franchetti for vice chief of naval operations
If confirmed, Franchetti would become the second woman to serve as the Navy’s second highest ranking officer.
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Famed Hawaii Marine attack squadron cases its colors
“Scarface” was deactivated as part of the Marine Corps’ latest plan to restructure its Hawaii based forces.
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Marine Corps declares its heavy-lift helicopter operational
The Marines this month declared initial operational capability for its CH-53K King Stallion, after the heavy lift helo demonstrated not only its operational performance but the maturity of its training and logistics programs as well.
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Navy’s 30-year shipbuilding plan offers three options to increase the size of the fleet
Only one of the proposed options gets the Navy to 355 ships by 2052.
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The Biden administration’s new shipbuilding plan is wholly inadequate
At its core, this plan fundamentally breaks faith with the shipbuilding-industrial base.
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Lincoln Carrier Strike Group teams up with Japanese navy in Philippine, East China seas
The carrier strike group teamed up with Japanese destroyers Inazuma and Kongo to complete air warfare training and other exercises.
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5G deemed a ‘great enabler’ for US Navy
“We in the Navy, you know, we work at the edge, have been working at the edge since the 1700s,” the service’s chief digital innovation officer said.
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Moskva’s sinking, the rise of anti-ship cruise missiles and what that means for the US Navy
If a relatively low-cost, short-range missile can destroy one of the largest warships in the Russian Navy, how do we ensure that ships in our fleet are not doomed to the same fate?
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US Navy cuts deal to see Microsoft’s tools before they hit the market
The Naval Postgraduate School and Microsoft will collaborate on areas where rapid advancements in commercial technology like cloud computing and data fusion can address critical military needs.
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US Navy envisions larger fleet despite long-range plans reflecting budget crunch
The Navy is heading toward a fleet size that its top officer admits “nobody likes.”
-
White House nominates Franchetti for vice chief of naval operations
If confirmed, Franchetti would become the second woman to serve as the Navy’s second highest ranking officer.
-
Famed Hawaii Marine attack squadron cases its colors
“Scarface” was deactivated as part of the Marine Corps’ latest plan to restructure its Hawaii based forces.
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Marine Corps declares its heavy-lift helicopter operational
The Marines this month declared initial operational capability for its CH-53K King Stallion, after the heavy lift helo demonstrated not only its operational performance but the maturity of its training and logistics programs as well.
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Navy’s 30-year shipbuilding plan offers three options to increase the size of the fleet
Only one of the proposed options gets the Navy to 355 ships by 2052.
-
The Biden administration’s new shipbuilding plan is wholly inadequate
At its core, this plan fundamentally breaks faith with the shipbuilding-industrial base.
-
Lincoln Carrier Strike Group teams up with Japanese navy in Philippine, East China seas
The carrier strike group teamed up with Japanese destroyers Inazuma and Kongo to complete air warfare training and other exercises.
-
5G deemed a ‘great enabler’ for US Navy
“We in the Navy, you know, we work at the edge, have been working at the edge since the 1700s,” the service’s chief digital innovation officer said.
-
Moskva’s sinking, the rise of anti-ship cruise missiles and what that means for the US Navy
If a relatively low-cost, short-range missile can destroy one of the largest warships in the Russian Navy, how do we ensure that ships in our fleet are not doomed to the same fate?
-
US Navy cuts deal to see Microsoft’s tools before they hit the market
The Naval Postgraduate School and Microsoft will collaborate on areas where rapid advancements in commercial technology like cloud computing and data fusion can address critical military needs.
-
US Navy envisions larger fleet despite long-range plans reflecting budget crunch
The Navy is heading toward a fleet size that its top officer admits “nobody likes.”
-
White House nominates Franchetti for vice chief of naval operations
If confirmed, Franchetti would become the second woman to serve as the Navy’s second highest ranking officer.
-
Famed Hawaii Marine attack squadron cases its colors
“Scarface” was deactivated as part of the Marine Corps’ latest plan to restructure its Hawaii based forces.
-
Marine Corps declares its heavy-lift helicopter operational
The Marines this month declared initial operational capability for its CH-53K King Stallion, after the heavy lift helo demonstrated not only its operational performance but the maturity of its training and logistics programs as well.
-
Navy’s 30-year shipbuilding plan offers three options to increase the size of the fleet
Only one of the proposed options gets the Navy to 355 ships by 2052.
-
The Biden administration’s new shipbuilding plan is wholly inadequate
At its core, this plan fundamentally breaks faith with the shipbuilding-industrial base.
-
Lincoln Carrier Strike Group teams up with Japanese navy in Philippine, East China seas
The carrier strike group teamed up with Japanese destroyers Inazuma and Kongo to complete air warfare training and other exercises.
-
5G deemed a ‘great enabler’ for US Navy
“We in the Navy, you know, we work at the edge, have been working at the edge since the 1700s,” the service’s chief digital innovation officer said.
