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Raytheon wins SPY-6 radar contract worth up to $3.2 billion
The Navy awarded Raytheon a contract worth up to $3.16 billion to provide radars for as many as 31 destroyers, frigates, aircraft carriers and amphibious ships over the next five years.
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US Navy to terminate DART sonar development with Raytheon
The Navy will end its work with Raytheon Technologies developing a sonar for littoral combat ships and the frigates, and the service will instead buy a sonar already in use by several navies around the globe.
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MDA’s plan to protect Guam relies on field-proven systems
The Missile Defense Agency details its architecture for the defense of Guam against possible ballistic, cruise and hypersonic missile attacks as part of its fiscal 2023 budget request.
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Marine Corps wants money for ships, missiles, sensors
Money is coming, but not exactly at the level or timing that Marine leaders have wanted.
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US Navy seeks to end San Antonio-class ship production, reducing fleet by 8 amphibious hulls
The U.S. Navy wants to buy one last San Antonio-class amphibious ship and then end the production line, the service announced in its fiscal 2023 budget request.
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Marines will have to wait at least until 2025 for light amphibious warship
The Corps only is likely to get four of them in inventory by 2027 if the current plan holds.
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Navy dramatically increases funding for secretive Project Overmatch
The Navy is seeking $195 million for the effort in fiscal year 2023, a a 167% increase over the $73 million the service received for the effort in fiscal 2022.
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US Navy wants to cut nine LCSs, eliminate their anti-submarine mission
The U.S. Navy wants to decommission nine of its Freedom-variant littoral combat ships and eliminate the anti-submarine warfare mission for the ships, citing a tradeoff between the cost of the ships and equipment versus the warfighting capability they’d actually deliver.
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US Navy budget would pay for 9 ships, decommission 24 amid readiness drive
The Navy’s budget request would shrink the fleet in the near term, as growing Columbia submarine costs and the impacts of inflation squeeze out other priorities.
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Navy finalizes plans for next Rim of the Pacific exercise
The U.S. Navy and 26 of its partners and allies concluded a final planning conference for this year’s Rim of the Pacific exercise, the world’s largest maritime exercise that had to be scaled down in 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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Raytheon wins SPY-6 radar contract worth up to $3.2 billion
The Navy awarded Raytheon a contract worth up to $3.16 billion to provide radars for as many as 31 destroyers, frigates, aircraft carriers and amphibious ships over the next five years.
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US Navy to terminate DART sonar development with Raytheon
The Navy will end its work with Raytheon Technologies developing a sonar for littoral combat ships and the frigates, and the service will instead buy a sonar already in use by several navies around the globe.
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MDA’s plan to protect Guam relies on field-proven systems
The Missile Defense Agency details its architecture for the defense of Guam against possible ballistic, cruise and hypersonic missile attacks as part of its fiscal 2023 budget request.
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Marine Corps wants money for ships, missiles, sensors
Money is coming, but not exactly at the level or timing that Marine leaders have wanted.
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US Navy seeks to end San Antonio-class ship production, reducing fleet by 8 amphibious hulls
The U.S. Navy wants to buy one last San Antonio-class amphibious ship and then end the production line, the service announced in its fiscal 2023 budget request.
-
Marines will have to wait at least until 2025 for light amphibious warship
The Corps only is likely to get four of them in inventory by 2027 if the current plan holds.
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Navy dramatically increases funding for secretive Project Overmatch
The Navy is seeking $195 million for the effort in fiscal year 2023, a a 167% increase over the $73 million the service received for the effort in fiscal 2022.
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US Navy wants to cut nine LCSs, eliminate their anti-submarine mission
The U.S. Navy wants to decommission nine of its Freedom-variant littoral combat ships and eliminate the anti-submarine warfare mission for the ships, citing a tradeoff between the cost of the ships and equipment versus the warfighting capability they’d actually deliver.
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US Navy budget would pay for 9 ships, decommission 24 amid readiness drive
The Navy’s budget request would shrink the fleet in the near term, as growing Columbia submarine costs and the impacts of inflation squeeze out other priorities.
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Navy finalizes plans for next Rim of the Pacific exercise
The U.S. Navy and 26 of its partners and allies concluded a final planning conference for this year’s Rim of the Pacific exercise, the world’s largest maritime exercise that had to be scaled down in 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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Raytheon wins SPY-6 radar contract worth up to $3.2 billion
The Navy awarded Raytheon a contract worth up to $3.16 billion to provide radars for as many as 31 destroyers, frigates, aircraft carriers and amphibious ships over the next five years.
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US Navy to terminate DART sonar development with Raytheon
The Navy will end its work with Raytheon Technologies developing a sonar for littoral combat ships and the frigates, and the service will instead buy a sonar already in use by several navies around the globe.
-
MDA’s plan to protect Guam relies on field-proven systems
The Missile Defense Agency details its architecture for the defense of Guam against possible ballistic, cruise and hypersonic missile attacks as part of its fiscal 2023 budget request.
-
Marine Corps wants money for ships, missiles, sensors
Money is coming, but not exactly at the level or timing that Marine leaders have wanted.
-
US Navy seeks to end San Antonio-class ship production, reducing fleet by 8 amphibious hulls
The U.S. Navy wants to buy one last San Antonio-class amphibious ship and then end the production line, the service announced in its fiscal 2023 budget request.
-
Marines will have to wait at least until 2025 for light amphibious warship
The Corps only is likely to get four of them in inventory by 2027 if the current plan holds.
-
Navy dramatically increases funding for secretive Project Overmatch
The Navy is seeking $195 million for the effort in fiscal year 2023, a a 167% increase over the $73 million the service received for the effort in fiscal 2022.
-
US Navy wants to cut nine LCSs, eliminate their anti-submarine mission
The U.S. Navy wants to decommission nine of its Freedom-variant littoral combat ships and eliminate the anti-submarine warfare mission for the ships, citing a tradeoff between the cost of the ships and equipment versus the warfighting capability they’d actually deliver.
-
US Navy budget would pay for 9 ships, decommission 24 amid readiness drive
The Navy’s budget request would shrink the fleet in the near term, as growing Columbia submarine costs and the impacts of inflation squeeze out other priorities.
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Navy finalizes plans for next Rim of the Pacific exercise
The U.S. Navy and 26 of its partners and allies concluded a final planning conference for this year’s Rim of the Pacific exercise, the world’s largest maritime exercise that had to be scaled down in 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions.
