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What progress has the Navy made on IT modernization?
Aaron Weis, the CIO of the Navy, discusses investments into IT and cybersecurity as the service looks to strengthen its cyber defenses.
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British-Spanish naval team gunning for another go at revamped UK carrier-support program
Spanish shipbuilder Navantia has formed a joint venture with Northern Ireland’s Harland & Wolff to pitch for an upcoming program to build up to three logistics ships to support the Royal Navy’s new Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers.
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Germany’s TKMS buys Brazilian shipyard as production hub for local frigate program
The Oceana shipyard in southern Brazil could also take on work from other customers in South America, according to the German contractor.
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Senate confirms Navy Secretary Kenneth Braithwaite
The U.S. Senate confirmed a new Navy secretary, Kenneth “K.J.” Braithwaite, by voice vote on Thursday.
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Shipbuilding suppliers need more than market forces to stay afloat
Without deliberate action, the U.S. shipbuilding industry will become increasingly fragile.
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Spain joins European Patrol Corvette program in which nations can customize ships
There are now four members of the European Patrol Corvette program, created to design and develop a prototype of a modular 3,300-ton ship responsible for a number of tasks and missions, including those performed by ocean patrol vessels and light frigates.
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Frigates & More Frigates: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XXV
As we waited on news of the Navy’s FFG(X) selection, Dr. Jerry Hendrix and I had a chat about frigates.
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The China Problem: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XXIV
In light of recent discussions around cutting carriers, what should the Navy be doing to address the China Problem?
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Winter is Coming: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XXIII
With the largest economic disruption since The Great Depression underway, lean times are coming.
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Government watchdog rejects Airbus protest over helicopter contract
Leonardo has restarted work on the U.S. Navy’s new training helicopter.
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What progress has the Navy made on IT modernization?
Aaron Weis, the CIO of the Navy, discusses investments into IT and cybersecurity as the service looks to strengthen its cyber defenses.
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British-Spanish naval team gunning for another go at revamped UK carrier-support program
Spanish shipbuilder Navantia has formed a joint venture with Northern Ireland’s Harland & Wolff to pitch for an upcoming program to build up to three logistics ships to support the Royal Navy’s new Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers.
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Germany’s TKMS buys Brazilian shipyard as production hub for local frigate program
The Oceana shipyard in southern Brazil could also take on work from other customers in South America, according to the German contractor.
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Senate confirms Navy Secretary Kenneth Braithwaite
The U.S. Senate confirmed a new Navy secretary, Kenneth “K.J.” Braithwaite, by voice vote on Thursday.
-
Shipbuilding suppliers need more than market forces to stay afloat
Without deliberate action, the U.S. shipbuilding industry will become increasingly fragile.
-
Spain joins European Patrol Corvette program in which nations can customize ships
There are now four members of the European Patrol Corvette program, created to design and develop a prototype of a modular 3,300-ton ship responsible for a number of tasks and missions, including those performed by ocean patrol vessels and light frigates.
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Frigates & More Frigates: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XXV
As we waited on news of the Navy’s FFG(X) selection, Dr. Jerry Hendrix and I had a chat about frigates.
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The China Problem: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XXIV
In light of recent discussions around cutting carriers, what should the Navy be doing to address the China Problem?
-
Winter is Coming: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XXIII
With the largest economic disruption since The Great Depression underway, lean times are coming.
-
Government watchdog rejects Airbus protest over helicopter contract
Leonardo has restarted work on the U.S. Navy’s new training helicopter.
-
What progress has the Navy made on IT modernization?
Aaron Weis, the CIO of the Navy, discusses investments into IT and cybersecurity as the service looks to strengthen its cyber defenses.
-
British-Spanish naval team gunning for another go at revamped UK carrier-support program
Spanish shipbuilder Navantia has formed a joint venture with Northern Ireland’s Harland & Wolff to pitch for an upcoming program to build up to three logistics ships to support the Royal Navy’s new Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers.
-
Germany’s TKMS buys Brazilian shipyard as production hub for local frigate program
The Oceana shipyard in southern Brazil could also take on work from other customers in South America, according to the German contractor.
-
Senate confirms Navy Secretary Kenneth Braithwaite
The U.S. Senate confirmed a new Navy secretary, Kenneth “K.J.” Braithwaite, by voice vote on Thursday.
-
Shipbuilding suppliers need more than market forces to stay afloat
Without deliberate action, the U.S. shipbuilding industry will become increasingly fragile.
-
Spain joins European Patrol Corvette program in which nations can customize ships
There are now four members of the European Patrol Corvette program, created to design and develop a prototype of a modular 3,300-ton ship responsible for a number of tasks and missions, including those performed by ocean patrol vessels and light frigates.
-
Frigates & More Frigates: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XXV
As we waited on news of the Navy’s FFG(X) selection, Dr. Jerry Hendrix and I had a chat about frigates.
-
The China Problem: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XXIV
In light of recent discussions around cutting carriers, what should the Navy be doing to address the China Problem?
-
Winter is Coming: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XXIII
With the largest economic disruption since The Great Depression underway, lean times are coming.
-
Government watchdog rejects Airbus protest over helicopter contract
Leonardo has restarted work on the U.S. Navy’s new training helicopter.
