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In the wake of tragedy, the US surface fleet is all in on simulators
After the tragic summer of 2017, the U.S. Navy’s surface force has pushed simulators into the fleet.
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US Navy’s No. 2 civilian claims leadership shouldn’t be blamed for old failures. Some disagree.
The Navy’s acting No. 2 civilian doesn’t like taking the heat for past administrations.
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Pentagon’s weapons tester gives update on Navy’s new long-range anti-ship missile
The U.S. Navy’s new Long Range Anti-Ship Missile needs more realistic testing, the Pentagon’s weapons tester said in a new report.
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Romanian government approves Naval Strike Missile buy
The potential contract is estimated at roughly $286 million, but its precise value is to be determined when the acquisition procedure begins, according to the ministry.
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Navy CIO 2021 priorities: Don’t return to pre-COVID IT practices
The leader discusses keeping momentum on IT projects, reviewing the office’s portfolio and supporting Project Overmatch.
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Do the earliest Arleigh Burke-class destroyers still have legs? The US Navy thinks so.
The U.S. Navy is looking for creative ways to keep the Flight I Arleigh Burke-class destroyers in the fleet for as long as possible.
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For the US Navy, the future of shipbuilding (and warfare) is in the power plant
The U.S. Navy will need to solve a complicated challenge around electrical power in its new large surface combatant.
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Iran holds missile drill with two new warships
The Makran, a logistics ship that supports combat ships in the fleet, can travel for nearly three years without docking and carries information collection and processing gear.
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SWO boss: ‘Many challenges remain’ in fixing surface fleet’s manning problems
The effect of such manning shortages became apparent following two ship collisions that killed 17 sailors in 2017.
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Here’s the latest on the US Navy’s new Constellation-class frigate
As the Navy gets closer to beginning construction on the lead ship, USS Constellation, more details are coming into focus.
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In the wake of tragedy, the US surface fleet is all in on simulators
After the tragic summer of 2017, the U.S. Navy’s surface force has pushed simulators into the fleet.
-
US Navy’s No. 2 civilian claims leadership shouldn’t be blamed for old failures. Some disagree.
The Navy’s acting No. 2 civilian doesn’t like taking the heat for past administrations.
-
Pentagon’s weapons tester gives update on Navy’s new long-range anti-ship missile
The U.S. Navy’s new Long Range Anti-Ship Missile needs more realistic testing, the Pentagon’s weapons tester said in a new report.
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Romanian government approves Naval Strike Missile buy
The potential contract is estimated at roughly $286 million, but its precise value is to be determined when the acquisition procedure begins, according to the ministry.
-
Navy CIO 2021 priorities: Don’t return to pre-COVID IT practices
The leader discusses keeping momentum on IT projects, reviewing the office’s portfolio and supporting Project Overmatch.
-
Do the earliest Arleigh Burke-class destroyers still have legs? The US Navy thinks so.
The U.S. Navy is looking for creative ways to keep the Flight I Arleigh Burke-class destroyers in the fleet for as long as possible.
-
For the US Navy, the future of shipbuilding (and warfare) is in the power plant
The U.S. Navy will need to solve a complicated challenge around electrical power in its new large surface combatant.
-
Iran holds missile drill with two new warships
The Makran, a logistics ship that supports combat ships in the fleet, can travel for nearly three years without docking and carries information collection and processing gear.
-
SWO boss: ‘Many challenges remain’ in fixing surface fleet’s manning problems
The effect of such manning shortages became apparent following two ship collisions that killed 17 sailors in 2017.
-
Here’s the latest on the US Navy’s new Constellation-class frigate
As the Navy gets closer to beginning construction on the lead ship, USS Constellation, more details are coming into focus.
-
In the wake of tragedy, the US surface fleet is all in on simulators
After the tragic summer of 2017, the U.S. Navy’s surface force has pushed simulators into the fleet.
-
US Navy’s No. 2 civilian claims leadership shouldn’t be blamed for old failures. Some disagree.
The Navy’s acting No. 2 civilian doesn’t like taking the heat for past administrations.
-
Pentagon’s weapons tester gives update on Navy’s new long-range anti-ship missile
The U.S. Navy’s new Long Range Anti-Ship Missile needs more realistic testing, the Pentagon’s weapons tester said in a new report.
-
Romanian government approves Naval Strike Missile buy
The potential contract is estimated at roughly $286 million, but its precise value is to be determined when the acquisition procedure begins, according to the ministry.
-
Navy CIO 2021 priorities: Don’t return to pre-COVID IT practices
The leader discusses keeping momentum on IT projects, reviewing the office’s portfolio and supporting Project Overmatch.
-
Do the earliest Arleigh Burke-class destroyers still have legs? The US Navy thinks so.
The U.S. Navy is looking for creative ways to keep the Flight I Arleigh Burke-class destroyers in the fleet for as long as possible.
-
For the US Navy, the future of shipbuilding (and warfare) is in the power plant
The U.S. Navy will need to solve a complicated challenge around electrical power in its new large surface combatant.
-
Iran holds missile drill with two new warships
The Makran, a logistics ship that supports combat ships in the fleet, can travel for nearly three years without docking and carries information collection and processing gear.
-
SWO boss: ‘Many challenges remain’ in fixing surface fleet’s manning problems
The effect of such manning shortages became apparent following two ship collisions that killed 17 sailors in 2017.
-
Here’s the latest on the US Navy’s new Constellation-class frigate
As the Navy gets closer to beginning construction on the lead ship, USS Constellation, more details are coming into focus.
