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US Navy shakes up the carrier Ford program after latest setback
It’s the latest blow to the troubled aircraft carrier program.
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Australian shipbuilder pushes back against reports of frigate design concerns
ASC Shipbuilding has responded to a June 26 report that said growth in a ship design’s weight and length is “sparking concerns.”
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After a Kerch Strait confrontation, the US beefs up Ukraine’s maritime forces
In the wake of a high-profile confrontation in late 2018, the U.S. Navy is helping Ukraine get its act together at sea.
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US Navy’s first 4 littoral combat ships to leave the fleet in 9 months
The U.S Navy’s first four littoral combat ships are headed to the mothball fleet.
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Protecting undersea cables must be made a national security priority
Here are the steps U.S. officials and lawmakers should take to protect undersea cables.
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The Navy aims to install cyber baselines aboard 180 ships
The efforts come as the Navy continues to work to improve its cybersecurity after an assessment last year found the service lacked effective cyber hygiene.
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Here’s why Britain is struggling to form a fully effective carrier strike group
Britain’s Royal Navy took delivery of two new aircraft carriers, but a government report on the ships achieving operational capability has laid bare some obstacles toward making a fully effective carrier strike group.
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It’s time to rethink Japan’s missile defenses
Japan needs to implement a new missile defense architecture that can affordably address the size and capability of the threats it faces today.
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US Navy’s chief learning officer announces departure as Pentagon exodus continues
Another Navy leadership shakeup, and another high-profile Pentagon departure.
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Congress aims to strip funding for the US Navy’s next-gen large surface combatant
It’s the latest setback in the US Navy’s interminable quest to replace its aging surface combatant fleet.
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US Navy shakes up the carrier Ford program after latest setback
It’s the latest blow to the troubled aircraft carrier program.
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Australian shipbuilder pushes back against reports of frigate design concerns
ASC Shipbuilding has responded to a June 26 report that said growth in a ship design’s weight and length is “sparking concerns.”
-
After a Kerch Strait confrontation, the US beefs up Ukraine’s maritime forces
In the wake of a high-profile confrontation in late 2018, the U.S. Navy is helping Ukraine get its act together at sea.
-
US Navy’s first 4 littoral combat ships to leave the fleet in 9 months
The U.S Navy’s first four littoral combat ships are headed to the mothball fleet.
-
Protecting undersea cables must be made a national security priority
Here are the steps U.S. officials and lawmakers should take to protect undersea cables.
-
The Navy aims to install cyber baselines aboard 180 ships
The efforts come as the Navy continues to work to improve its cybersecurity after an assessment last year found the service lacked effective cyber hygiene.
-
Here’s why Britain is struggling to form a fully effective carrier strike group
Britain’s Royal Navy took delivery of two new aircraft carriers, but a government report on the ships achieving operational capability has laid bare some obstacles toward making a fully effective carrier strike group.
-
It’s time to rethink Japan’s missile defenses
Japan needs to implement a new missile defense architecture that can affordably address the size and capability of the threats it faces today.
-
US Navy’s chief learning officer announces departure as Pentagon exodus continues
Another Navy leadership shakeup, and another high-profile Pentagon departure.
-
Congress aims to strip funding for the US Navy’s next-gen large surface combatant
It’s the latest setback in the US Navy’s interminable quest to replace its aging surface combatant fleet.
-
US Navy shakes up the carrier Ford program after latest setback
It’s the latest blow to the troubled aircraft carrier program.
-
Australian shipbuilder pushes back against reports of frigate design concerns
ASC Shipbuilding has responded to a June 26 report that said growth in a ship design’s weight and length is “sparking concerns.”
-
After a Kerch Strait confrontation, the US beefs up Ukraine’s maritime forces
In the wake of a high-profile confrontation in late 2018, the U.S. Navy is helping Ukraine get its act together at sea.
-
US Navy’s first 4 littoral combat ships to leave the fleet in 9 months
The U.S Navy’s first four littoral combat ships are headed to the mothball fleet.
-
Protecting undersea cables must be made a national security priority
Here are the steps U.S. officials and lawmakers should take to protect undersea cables.
-
The Navy aims to install cyber baselines aboard 180 ships
The efforts come as the Navy continues to work to improve its cybersecurity after an assessment last year found the service lacked effective cyber hygiene.
-
Here’s why Britain is struggling to form a fully effective carrier strike group
Britain’s Royal Navy took delivery of two new aircraft carriers, but a government report on the ships achieving operational capability has laid bare some obstacles toward making a fully effective carrier strike group.
-
It’s time to rethink Japan’s missile defenses
Japan needs to implement a new missile defense architecture that can affordably address the size and capability of the threats it faces today.
-
US Navy’s chief learning officer announces departure as Pentagon exodus continues
Another Navy leadership shakeup, and another high-profile Pentagon departure.
-
Congress aims to strip funding for the US Navy’s next-gen large surface combatant
It’s the latest setback in the US Navy’s interminable quest to replace its aging surface combatant fleet.
