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New in 2021: Going to the field may look different for Marines
The three-year experimental phase will see Marines heading to the field more.
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Here’s the US Navy’s plan to stop its string of shipbuilding failures
The Navy is turning over a new leaf on ship design, says the chief of naval operations.
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US Navy should get bigger slice of defense budget, top sea power lawmakers say
Lawmakers say there is traction behind a realignment of the Pentagon’s budget in order to grow the Navy.
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Unclear on unmanned, Part 3: A New Year’s resolution to slow down
After a yearlong battle with Congress, the Navy is slowing down and committing to proving out technologies before expanding into a major acquisitions program for unmanned.
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Unclear on unmanned, Part 2: On Capitol Hill, the US Navy has a credibility problem
Decades of shipbuilding failures are today hampering the U.S. Navy’s efforts to rapidly field unmanned systems.
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Unclear on unmanned: The US Navy’s plans for robot ships are on the rocks
The Navy’s plans for rapidly acquiring a Large Unmanned Surface Vessel to serve as an adjunct missile magazine for crewed warships has been hamstrung by a skeptical Congress.
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New in 2021: Marines and loitering munitions ― from LAVs to infantry squads, the Corps wants more in the new year
As the Corps looks to protect its small units in far-flung places, it has had to ditch light artillery and is instead looking for “loitering munitions” both large and small.
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Saab to build underwater robots for French-British naval countermine program
The company’s vehicles are one of a number of new demining systems coming online in the two countries.
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BAE wins Navy contract for ‘quick-turnaround’ electronic countermeasure
The $4 million award is for a radio frequency countermeasure system on the P-8A Poseidon aircraft.
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New in 2021: Going to the field may look different for Marines
The three-year experimental phase will see Marines heading to the field more.
-
Here’s the US Navy’s plan to stop its string of shipbuilding failures
The Navy is turning over a new leaf on ship design, says the chief of naval operations.
-
US Navy should get bigger slice of defense budget, top sea power lawmakers say
Lawmakers say there is traction behind a realignment of the Pentagon’s budget in order to grow the Navy.
-
Unclear on unmanned, Part 3: A New Year’s resolution to slow down
After a yearlong battle with Congress, the Navy is slowing down and committing to proving out technologies before expanding into a major acquisitions program for unmanned.
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We need less jargon, more nuance in 2021
Can we please do better than making acronyms like CJADC2?
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Unclear on unmanned, Part 2: On Capitol Hill, the US Navy has a credibility problem
Decades of shipbuilding failures are today hampering the U.S. Navy’s efforts to rapidly field unmanned systems.
-
Unclear on unmanned: The US Navy’s plans for robot ships are on the rocks
The Navy’s plans for rapidly acquiring a Large Unmanned Surface Vessel to serve as an adjunct missile magazine for crewed warships has been hamstrung by a skeptical Congress.
-
New in 2021: Marines and loitering munitions ― from LAVs to infantry squads, the Corps wants more in the new year
As the Corps looks to protect its small units in far-flung places, it has had to ditch light artillery and is instead looking for “loitering munitions” both large and small.
-
Saab to build underwater robots for French-British naval countermine program
The company’s vehicles are one of a number of new demining systems coming online in the two countries.
-
BAE wins Navy contract for ‘quick-turnaround’ electronic countermeasure
The $4 million award is for a radio frequency countermeasure system on the P-8A Poseidon aircraft.
-
New in 2021: Going to the field may look different for Marines
The three-year experimental phase will see Marines heading to the field more.
-
Here’s the US Navy’s plan to stop its string of shipbuilding failures
The Navy is turning over a new leaf on ship design, says the chief of naval operations.
-
US Navy should get bigger slice of defense budget, top sea power lawmakers say
Lawmakers say there is traction behind a realignment of the Pentagon’s budget in order to grow the Navy.
-
Unclear on unmanned, Part 3: A New Year’s resolution to slow down
After a yearlong battle with Congress, the Navy is slowing down and committing to proving out technologies before expanding into a major acquisitions program for unmanned.
-
We need less jargon, more nuance in 2021
Can we please do better than making acronyms like CJADC2?
-
Unclear on unmanned, Part 2: On Capitol Hill, the US Navy has a credibility problem
Decades of shipbuilding failures are today hampering the U.S. Navy’s efforts to rapidly field unmanned systems.
-
Unclear on unmanned: The US Navy’s plans for robot ships are on the rocks
The Navy’s plans for rapidly acquiring a Large Unmanned Surface Vessel to serve as an adjunct missile magazine for crewed warships has been hamstrung by a skeptical Congress.
-
New in 2021: Marines and loitering munitions ― from LAVs to infantry squads, the Corps wants more in the new year
As the Corps looks to protect its small units in far-flung places, it has had to ditch light artillery and is instead looking for “loitering munitions” both large and small.
-
Saab to build underwater robots for French-British naval countermine program
The company’s vehicles are one of a number of new demining systems coming online in the two countries.
-
BAE wins Navy contract for ‘quick-turnaround’ electronic countermeasure
The $4 million award is for a radio frequency countermeasure system on the P-8A Poseidon aircraft.
