-
US Navy destroyer shoots down an ICBM in milestone test
A US Navy destroyer shot down an ICBM early Tuesday morning.
-
The US Navy is moving to put more ship-killer missiles on submarines
US Navy submarines will soon be able to kill ships at a range of 1,000 miles.
-
Sudan to host Russian military base
The naval logistics center in Sudan will be Russia’s first military base in Africa since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
-
BAE Systems wins $30M in naval IT contracts
BAE Systems won two task orders worth more than $30 million
-
Marine Corps receives first amphibious combat vehicle
The new ACVs, destined to replace the Vietnam-era amphibious assault vehicle, were sent to Delta Company, 3rd Assault Amphibian Battalion, based out of Twentynine Palms, California.
-
Italy plans new destroyers for 2028 delivery
Fresh from a burst of shipbuilding spurred by the retirement of old vessels, the Italian Navy is now back at the drawing board to design what it considers the cornerstone of its fleet — new destroyers.
-
Shipbuilding: Here today, gone tomorrow
Industry well remembers the 1990s when costs drove the Navy to slash the Seawolf-class sub order from 29 hulls to just three, with no immediate replacement vesse ready to keep the lines hot.
-
US Navy awards $43M contract for autonomous supply chain management
One Network Enterprises will work on modernizing the Navy’s Naval Operational Supply System, an end-to-end supply chain management solution that supports maritime, aviation, expeditionary and shore support units.
-
Littoral combat ship Detroit is being towed into port after another engineering failure
It’s the latest setback for the hobbled LCS.
-
French Navy begins broad revamp of its mine-hunting abilities
The program aims to replace the inventory ranging from the Éridan class of mine-hunting ships to sonars by 2029.
-
US Navy destroyer shoots down an ICBM in milestone test
A US Navy destroyer shot down an ICBM early Tuesday morning.
-
The US Navy is moving to put more ship-killer missiles on submarines
US Navy submarines will soon be able to kill ships at a range of 1,000 miles.
-
Sudan to host Russian military base
The naval logistics center in Sudan will be Russia’s first military base in Africa since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
-
BAE Systems wins $30M in naval IT contracts
BAE Systems won two task orders worth more than $30 million
-
Marine Corps receives first amphibious combat vehicle
The new ACVs, destined to replace the Vietnam-era amphibious assault vehicle, were sent to Delta Company, 3rd Assault Amphibian Battalion, based out of Twentynine Palms, California.
-
Italy plans new destroyers for 2028 delivery
Fresh from a burst of shipbuilding spurred by the retirement of old vessels, the Italian Navy is now back at the drawing board to design what it considers the cornerstone of its fleet — new destroyers.
-
Shipbuilding: Here today, gone tomorrow
Industry well remembers the 1990s when costs drove the Navy to slash the Seawolf-class sub order from 29 hulls to just three, with no immediate replacement vesse ready to keep the lines hot.
-
US Navy awards $43M contract for autonomous supply chain management
One Network Enterprises will work on modernizing the Navy’s Naval Operational Supply System, an end-to-end supply chain management solution that supports maritime, aviation, expeditionary and shore support units.
-
Littoral combat ship Detroit is being towed into port after another engineering failure
It’s the latest setback for the hobbled LCS.
-
French Navy begins broad revamp of its mine-hunting abilities
The program aims to replace the inventory ranging from the Éridan class of mine-hunting ships to sonars by 2029.
-
US Navy destroyer shoots down an ICBM in milestone test
A US Navy destroyer shot down an ICBM early Tuesday morning.
-
The US Navy is moving to put more ship-killer missiles on submarines
US Navy submarines will soon be able to kill ships at a range of 1,000 miles.
-
Sudan to host Russian military base
The naval logistics center in Sudan will be Russia’s first military base in Africa since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
-
BAE Systems wins $30M in naval IT contracts
BAE Systems won two task orders worth more than $30 million
-
Marine Corps receives first amphibious combat vehicle
The new ACVs, destined to replace the Vietnam-era amphibious assault vehicle, were sent to Delta Company, 3rd Assault Amphibian Battalion, based out of Twentynine Palms, California.
-
Italy plans new destroyers for 2028 delivery
Fresh from a burst of shipbuilding spurred by the retirement of old vessels, the Italian Navy is now back at the drawing board to design what it considers the cornerstone of its fleet — new destroyers.
-
Shipbuilding: Here today, gone tomorrow
Industry well remembers the 1990s when costs drove the Navy to slash the Seawolf-class sub order from 29 hulls to just three, with no immediate replacement vesse ready to keep the lines hot.
-
US Navy awards $43M contract for autonomous supply chain management
One Network Enterprises will work on modernizing the Navy’s Naval Operational Supply System, an end-to-end supply chain management solution that supports maritime, aviation, expeditionary and shore support units.
-
Littoral combat ship Detroit is being towed into port after another engineering failure
It’s the latest setback for the hobbled LCS.
-
French Navy begins broad revamp of its mine-hunting abilities
The program aims to replace the inventory ranging from the Éridan class of mine-hunting ships to sonars by 2029.
