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Pakistan to replace Orion patrol aircraft with Brazilian jetliner
When converted for Pakistani service, the aircraft will be called Sea Sultan.
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Battle Force 2045 could work — if defense leaders show some discipline
The U.S. Navy clearly needs to change its force design and operational approach, according to two analysts at the Hudson Institute.
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South Korea’s first training ship enters naval service
The vessel is armed with 76mm and 40mm guns built by Hyundai Wia, along with an anti-missile decoy system.
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Elta Systems, Hensoldt partner on system to consolidate submarine capabilities
The ICS system combines optics, radar warning, and monitoring of GPS and communications with other vessels and units.
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China’s provocations propel decision to include Australia in upcoming Malabar exercise
The authors of this commentary argue that an upcoming multinational military exercise has the potential to provide a robust deterrent message to Beijing.
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Britain leaves the door open to foreign yards in $2B supply-ship buy
Unions have been demanding that building the ships, known as Fleet Solid Support vessels, should be an entirely British affair.
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Italy’s Navy-Air Force tussle over the F-35 comes to a head
Deadlines approach for deciding which service will get the next aircraft to roll off the production line, and where it will be based.
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All US Navy destroyers will get hypersonic missiles, says Trump’s national security adviser
All three flights of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are going to get the weapons, according to Robert O’Brien.
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US and UK navies prepare to sign agreement to merge future tech work
“Interchangeability” is the new “interoperability.”
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US pitches Greece on a frigate co-production deal
American shipbuilder Onex, based in Greece, could help construct new frigates for the Hellenic Navy.
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Pakistan to replace Orion patrol aircraft with Brazilian jetliner
When converted for Pakistani service, the aircraft will be called Sea Sultan.
-
Battle Force 2045 could work — if defense leaders show some discipline
The U.S. Navy clearly needs to change its force design and operational approach, according to two analysts at the Hudson Institute.
-
South Korea’s first training ship enters naval service
The vessel is armed with 76mm and 40mm guns built by Hyundai Wia, along with an anti-missile decoy system.
-
Elta Systems, Hensoldt partner on system to consolidate submarine capabilities
The ICS system combines optics, radar warning, and monitoring of GPS and communications with other vessels and units.
-
China’s provocations propel decision to include Australia in upcoming Malabar exercise
The authors of this commentary argue that an upcoming multinational military exercise has the potential to provide a robust deterrent message to Beijing.
-
Britain leaves the door open to foreign yards in $2B supply-ship buy
Unions have been demanding that building the ships, known as Fleet Solid Support vessels, should be an entirely British affair.
-
Italy’s Navy-Air Force tussle over the F-35 comes to a head
Deadlines approach for deciding which service will get the next aircraft to roll off the production line, and where it will be based.
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All US Navy destroyers will get hypersonic missiles, says Trump’s national security adviser
All three flights of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are going to get the weapons, according to Robert O’Brien.
-
US and UK navies prepare to sign agreement to merge future tech work
“Interchangeability” is the new “interoperability.”
-
US pitches Greece on a frigate co-production deal
American shipbuilder Onex, based in Greece, could help construct new frigates for the Hellenic Navy.
-
Pakistan to replace Orion patrol aircraft with Brazilian jetliner
When converted for Pakistani service, the aircraft will be called Sea Sultan.
-
Battle Force 2045 could work — if defense leaders show some discipline
The U.S. Navy clearly needs to change its force design and operational approach, according to two analysts at the Hudson Institute.
-
South Korea’s first training ship enters naval service
The vessel is armed with 76mm and 40mm guns built by Hyundai Wia, along with an anti-missile decoy system.
-
Elta Systems, Hensoldt partner on system to consolidate submarine capabilities
The ICS system combines optics, radar warning, and monitoring of GPS and communications with other vessels and units.
-
China’s provocations propel decision to include Australia in upcoming Malabar exercise
The authors of this commentary argue that an upcoming multinational military exercise has the potential to provide a robust deterrent message to Beijing.
-
Britain leaves the door open to foreign yards in $2B supply-ship buy
Unions have been demanding that building the ships, known as Fleet Solid Support vessels, should be an entirely British affair.
-
Italy’s Navy-Air Force tussle over the F-35 comes to a head
Deadlines approach for deciding which service will get the next aircraft to roll off the production line, and where it will be based.
-
All US Navy destroyers will get hypersonic missiles, says Trump’s national security adviser
All three flights of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are going to get the weapons, according to Robert O’Brien.
-
US and UK navies prepare to sign agreement to merge future tech work
“Interchangeability” is the new “interoperability.”
-
US pitches Greece on a frigate co-production deal
American shipbuilder Onex, based in Greece, could help construct new frigates for the Hellenic Navy.
