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China, US step up military activities near Taiwan
There was a noticeable uptick in the People’s Liberation Army’s typical air activity inside Taiwan’ air defense identification zone, which usually amounts to a handful of aircraft daily.
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Here are the challenges involved in building the future US Navy
Cost control has to be restored if there is to be any hope of rebuilding the Navy.
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Top Navy IT office planning how to speed up software development
The Navy CIO wants an “authoritative roadmap” on implementing DevSevOps across its enterprise.
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Flat tires and slow escape times plague Marine ACV initial operational test
The reviews are in for the Marine Corps’ newest amphibious vehicle and they are not good.
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New in 2021: The Corps gets a new unit ― the Marine littoral regiment
III Marine Expeditionary Force will standup the first three Marine littoral regiments.
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US agency forecasts cost for missile defense plans over next decade
If the Pentagon applies plans prescribed in its most recent Missile Defense Review, the cost of missile defense over the next decade could rise as much as 40 percent over 2017 projections, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.
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US Navy halts deliveries of Freedom-class littoral combat ship
The Navy has told Lockheed Martin it will not accept deliveries of the Freedom-variant LCS until the combining gear issue is fixed.
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American warship, F-35 jets to deploy with British fleet
British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and U.S. acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller co-signed a joint declaration approving the deployment of U.S. Marine and U.S. Navy assets as part of a carrier strike group led by the HMS Queen Elizabeth.
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Why America needs a layered homeland missile defense
The ballistic missile threat to our homeland is real, and we need a continual dialogue on how to address it, including a layered approach.
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Off the California coast, the US Navy tests hunting subs with an aerial drone
The Navy is testing new concepts of operations using aerial drones to hunt submarines.
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China, US step up military activities near Taiwan
There was a noticeable uptick in the People’s Liberation Army’s typical air activity inside Taiwan’ air defense identification zone, which usually amounts to a handful of aircraft daily.
-
Here are the challenges involved in building the future US Navy
Cost control has to be restored if there is to be any hope of rebuilding the Navy.
-
Top Navy IT office planning how to speed up software development
The Navy CIO wants an “authoritative roadmap” on implementing DevSevOps across its enterprise.
-
Flat tires and slow escape times plague Marine ACV initial operational test
The reviews are in for the Marine Corps’ newest amphibious vehicle and they are not good.
-
New in 2021: The Corps gets a new unit ― the Marine littoral regiment
III Marine Expeditionary Force will standup the first three Marine littoral regiments.
-
US agency forecasts cost for missile defense plans over next decade
If the Pentagon applies plans prescribed in its most recent Missile Defense Review, the cost of missile defense over the next decade could rise as much as 40 percent over 2017 projections, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.
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US Navy halts deliveries of Freedom-class littoral combat ship
The Navy has told Lockheed Martin it will not accept deliveries of the Freedom-variant LCS until the combining gear issue is fixed.
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American warship, F-35 jets to deploy with British fleet
British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and U.S. acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller co-signed a joint declaration approving the deployment of U.S. Marine and U.S. Navy assets as part of a carrier strike group led by the HMS Queen Elizabeth.
-
Why America needs a layered homeland missile defense
The ballistic missile threat to our homeland is real, and we need a continual dialogue on how to address it, including a layered approach.
-
Off the California coast, the US Navy tests hunting subs with an aerial drone
The Navy is testing new concepts of operations using aerial drones to hunt submarines.
-
China, US step up military activities near Taiwan
There was a noticeable uptick in the People’s Liberation Army’s typical air activity inside Taiwan’ air defense identification zone, which usually amounts to a handful of aircraft daily.
-
Here are the challenges involved in building the future US Navy
Cost control has to be restored if there is to be any hope of rebuilding the Navy.
-
Top Navy IT office planning how to speed up software development
The Navy CIO wants an “authoritative roadmap” on implementing DevSevOps across its enterprise.
-
Flat tires and slow escape times plague Marine ACV initial operational test
The reviews are in for the Marine Corps’ newest amphibious vehicle and they are not good.
-
New in 2021: The Corps gets a new unit ― the Marine littoral regiment
III Marine Expeditionary Force will standup the first three Marine littoral regiments.
-
US agency forecasts cost for missile defense plans over next decade
If the Pentagon applies plans prescribed in its most recent Missile Defense Review, the cost of missile defense over the next decade could rise as much as 40 percent over 2017 projections, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.
-
US Navy halts deliveries of Freedom-class littoral combat ship
The Navy has told Lockheed Martin it will not accept deliveries of the Freedom-variant LCS until the combining gear issue is fixed.
-
American warship, F-35 jets to deploy with British fleet
British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and U.S. acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller co-signed a joint declaration approving the deployment of U.S. Marine and U.S. Navy assets as part of a carrier strike group led by the HMS Queen Elizabeth.
-
Why America needs a layered homeland missile defense
The ballistic missile threat to our homeland is real, and we need a continual dialogue on how to address it, including a layered approach.
-
Off the California coast, the US Navy tests hunting subs with an aerial drone
The Navy is testing new concepts of operations using aerial drones to hunt submarines.
