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US Navy will host RIMPAC exercise, but with these modifications
The drills will be held over two weeks, from Aug. 17-31, instead of the usual five weeks of events from late June to early August.
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Britain’s new carrier Queen Elizabeth sets sail, prepared to train amid pandemic
The ship’s departure from the Portsmouth naval base was delayed by a few days to enable the entire crew of about 800 to be tested for COVID-19.
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US Navy adds stealth destroyer, new Arleigh Burke-class warship to the fleet
The Navy added two ships to its battle force on Friday, including its first stealth destroyer.
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The Pentagon will have to live with limits on F-35’s supersonic flights
The Navy’s and Marine Corps’ versions of the F-35 will have restrictions on how long they can fly at supersonic speeds because of a risk of damage to the tail section.
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Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
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For the Navy’s hospital ships, networking is yet another challenge
The Navy’s hospital ships provide health care to individuals, but they must also ensure the cyber wellness of the devices onboard.
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Defense Department study calls for cutting 2 of the US Navy’s aircraft carriers
An internal Defense Department study is calling for big changes to the fleet.
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it has higher-range anti-warship missiles
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it now possesses surface-to-surface and subsurface anti-warship missiles with a range as high as 430 miles, according to its top naval officer.
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NATO’s ‘startup’ charts a bold future in maritime unmanned systems
NATO is continuing its effort to accelerate maritime unmanned systems into the its arsenal to patrol the vast swaths of ocean as well as offset evolving threats.
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Berlin is reportedly brokering a deal to consolidate German naval shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, German Naval Yards Kiel, and Lürssen Defence could form a national industry champion akin to those in France and Italy.
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US Navy will host RIMPAC exercise, but with these modifications
The drills will be held over two weeks, from Aug. 17-31, instead of the usual five weeks of events from late June to early August.
-
Britain’s new carrier Queen Elizabeth sets sail, prepared to train amid pandemic
The ship’s departure from the Portsmouth naval base was delayed by a few days to enable the entire crew of about 800 to be tested for COVID-19.
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US Navy adds stealth destroyer, new Arleigh Burke-class warship to the fleet
The Navy added two ships to its battle force on Friday, including its first stealth destroyer.
-
The Pentagon will have to live with limits on F-35’s supersonic flights
The Navy’s and Marine Corps’ versions of the F-35 will have restrictions on how long they can fly at supersonic speeds because of a risk of damage to the tail section.
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Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
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For the Navy’s hospital ships, networking is yet another challenge
The Navy’s hospital ships provide health care to individuals, but they must also ensure the cyber wellness of the devices onboard.
-
Defense Department study calls for cutting 2 of the US Navy’s aircraft carriers
An internal Defense Department study is calling for big changes to the fleet.
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it has higher-range anti-warship missiles
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it now possesses surface-to-surface and subsurface anti-warship missiles with a range as high as 430 miles, according to its top naval officer.
-
NATO’s ‘startup’ charts a bold future in maritime unmanned systems
NATO is continuing its effort to accelerate maritime unmanned systems into the its arsenal to patrol the vast swaths of ocean as well as offset evolving threats.
-
Berlin is reportedly brokering a deal to consolidate German naval shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, German Naval Yards Kiel, and Lürssen Defence could form a national industry champion akin to those in France and Italy.
-
US Navy will host RIMPAC exercise, but with these modifications
The drills will be held over two weeks, from Aug. 17-31, instead of the usual five weeks of events from late June to early August.
-
Britain’s new carrier Queen Elizabeth sets sail, prepared to train amid pandemic
The ship’s departure from the Portsmouth naval base was delayed by a few days to enable the entire crew of about 800 to be tested for COVID-19.
-
US Navy adds stealth destroyer, new Arleigh Burke-class warship to the fleet
The Navy added two ships to its battle force on Friday, including its first stealth destroyer.
-
The Pentagon will have to live with limits on F-35’s supersonic flights
The Navy’s and Marine Corps’ versions of the F-35 will have restrictions on how long they can fly at supersonic speeds because of a risk of damage to the tail section.
-
Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
-
For the Navy’s hospital ships, networking is yet another challenge
The Navy’s hospital ships provide health care to individuals, but they must also ensure the cyber wellness of the devices onboard.
-
Defense Department study calls for cutting 2 of the US Navy’s aircraft carriers
An internal Defense Department study is calling for big changes to the fleet.
-
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it has higher-range anti-warship missiles
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it now possesses surface-to-surface and subsurface anti-warship missiles with a range as high as 430 miles, according to its top naval officer.
-
NATO’s ‘startup’ charts a bold future in maritime unmanned systems
NATO is continuing its effort to accelerate maritime unmanned systems into the its arsenal to patrol the vast swaths of ocean as well as offset evolving threats.
-
Berlin is reportedly brokering a deal to consolidate German naval shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, German Naval Yards Kiel, and Lürssen Defence could form a national industry champion akin to those in France and Italy.
