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Maintenance delays are ‘blood in the water’ for aircraft carrier critics, admiral says
The U.S. Navy has to demand better performance from the shipyards, says Rear Adm. John Meier.
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US Navy’s long-delayed plan for its future force is nearing the finish line … sort of
After more than two years of study, three potential future fleets will soon be briefed to the defense secretary.
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British warships extend their northern reach for Barents Sea drill
It’s the first time the Royal Navy has led a multinational task group in the High North region in more than 20 years, and the move is part of a growing British effort in the region.
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Israel’s Controp to supply electro-optics for Vietnamese border guard
Vietnam has selected Israeli company Controp to supply its border guard with surveillance and observation systems for new ships built in Vietnam and India, the company announced.
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US Navy to get new cyber commander
Vice Adm. Ross Myers will be the next commander of Fleet Cyber Command.
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Budget dysfunction threatens delays to US Navy’s Columbia program
Barring congressional action, a stopgap spending measure would inject delays into the Columbia-class submarine program.
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National Transportation Safety Board faults US Navy for Fitzgerald collision
The NTSB found the bridge watch team, the combat information center, the commanding officer and the Navy more generally at fault for the accident.
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US Navy’s new amphibious landing craft are coming off the lines
The Navy took deliver of its second next-generation LCAC.
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Russian navy conducts major maneuvers near Alaska
The Russian navy conducted major war games near Alaska involving dozens of ships and aircraft, the military said Friday, the biggest such drills in the area since Soviet times.
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Thai submarine purchase hits rough seas
Thailand’s intention to buy two more submarines from China has run into vociferous resistance, with the country’s main opposition party questioning the need to go ahead with the acquisition against the backdrop of the economic slump.
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Maintenance delays are ‘blood in the water’ for aircraft carrier critics, admiral says
The U.S. Navy has to demand better performance from the shipyards, says Rear Adm. John Meier.
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US Navy’s long-delayed plan for its future force is nearing the finish line … sort of
After more than two years of study, three potential future fleets will soon be briefed to the defense secretary.
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British warships extend their northern reach for Barents Sea drill
It’s the first time the Royal Navy has led a multinational task group in the High North region in more than 20 years, and the move is part of a growing British effort in the region.
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Israel’s Controp to supply electro-optics for Vietnamese border guard
Vietnam has selected Israeli company Controp to supply its border guard with surveillance and observation systems for new ships built in Vietnam and India, the company announced.
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US Navy to get new cyber commander
Vice Adm. Ross Myers will be the next commander of Fleet Cyber Command.
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Budget dysfunction threatens delays to US Navy’s Columbia program
Barring congressional action, a stopgap spending measure would inject delays into the Columbia-class submarine program.
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National Transportation Safety Board faults US Navy for Fitzgerald collision
The NTSB found the bridge watch team, the combat information center, the commanding officer and the Navy more generally at fault for the accident.
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US Navy’s new amphibious landing craft are coming off the lines
The Navy took deliver of its second next-generation LCAC.
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Russian navy conducts major maneuvers near Alaska
The Russian navy conducted major war games near Alaska involving dozens of ships and aircraft, the military said Friday, the biggest such drills in the area since Soviet times.
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Thai submarine purchase hits rough seas
Thailand’s intention to buy two more submarines from China has run into vociferous resistance, with the country’s main opposition party questioning the need to go ahead with the acquisition against the backdrop of the economic slump.
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Maintenance delays are ‘blood in the water’ for aircraft carrier critics, admiral says
The U.S. Navy has to demand better performance from the shipyards, says Rear Adm. John Meier.
-
US Navy’s long-delayed plan for its future force is nearing the finish line … sort of
After more than two years of study, three potential future fleets will soon be briefed to the defense secretary.
-
British warships extend their northern reach for Barents Sea drill
It’s the first time the Royal Navy has led a multinational task group in the High North region in more than 20 years, and the move is part of a growing British effort in the region.
-
Israel’s Controp to supply electro-optics for Vietnamese border guard
Vietnam has selected Israeli company Controp to supply its border guard with surveillance and observation systems for new ships built in Vietnam and India, the company announced.
-
US Navy to get new cyber commander
Vice Adm. Ross Myers will be the next commander of Fleet Cyber Command.
-
Budget dysfunction threatens delays to US Navy’s Columbia program
Barring congressional action, a stopgap spending measure would inject delays into the Columbia-class submarine program.
-
National Transportation Safety Board faults US Navy for Fitzgerald collision
The NTSB found the bridge watch team, the combat information center, the commanding officer and the Navy more generally at fault for the accident.
-
US Navy’s new amphibious landing craft are coming off the lines
The Navy took deliver of its second next-generation LCAC.
-
Russian navy conducts major maneuvers near Alaska
The Russian navy conducted major war games near Alaska involving dozens of ships and aircraft, the military said Friday, the biggest such drills in the area since Soviet times.
-
Thai submarine purchase hits rough seas
Thailand’s intention to buy two more submarines from China has run into vociferous resistance, with the country’s main opposition party questioning the need to go ahead with the acquisition against the backdrop of the economic slump.
