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Allies shoulder for influence in the Gulf region as naval security remains top priority
Even with two separate coalitions charged with ensuring maritime security in the Arabian Gulf region, the waterways are still proving unstable.
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Fincantieri suspends operations amid coronavirus crisis
Italy’s other major defense company, Leonardo, said this week it could not rule out the “temporary, partial and targeted suspension of operations of certain departments within production sites.”
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Germany plans to send a warship to the Indian Ocean
The air-defense vessel will begin its journey in May with interceptor test firings off the coast of Norway.
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Navy Budget Smackdown: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XVI
When Secretary of Defense Mark Esper took to the Hill, he took a beating over the Navy budget.
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Destroyers left behind: US Navy cancels plans to extend service lives of its workhorse DDGs
The Navy is killing a plan to add 10 years to the hull life of its Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.
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Europe ship-killing missile passes first firing trial
Sea Venom was launched from a Dauphin helicopter flying nearly as low as is possible for releasing the missile, which skimmed just over the water upon reaching its cruise phase.
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Japan commissions its first submarine running on lithium-ion batteries
The Soryu-class Ouryu will be assigned to the 1st Submarine Flotilla in the port of Kure.
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To combat the China threat, US Marine Corps declares ship-killing missile systems its top priority
The Marines are pushing ahead with at least two ground-based anti-ship missiles.
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US Navy’s top officer declares support for basing 6 destroyers in Spain
The U.S. Navy’s top officer voiced his support for adding two more destroyers to the Navy’s base in Rota, Spain.
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Here’s how much the US Navy saves by cutting the first 4 LCS more than a decade early
Other priorities crowded out the first four littoral combat ships. Here’s how much the Navy saved.
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Allies shoulder for influence in the Gulf region as naval security remains top priority
Even with two separate coalitions charged with ensuring maritime security in the Arabian Gulf region, the waterways are still proving unstable.
-
Fincantieri suspends operations amid coronavirus crisis
Italy’s other major defense company, Leonardo, said this week it could not rule out the “temporary, partial and targeted suspension of operations of certain departments within production sites.”
-
Germany plans to send a warship to the Indian Ocean
The air-defense vessel will begin its journey in May with interceptor test firings off the coast of Norway.
-
Navy Budget Smackdown: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XVI
When Secretary of Defense Mark Esper took to the Hill, he took a beating over the Navy budget.
-
Destroyers left behind: US Navy cancels plans to extend service lives of its workhorse DDGs
The Navy is killing a plan to add 10 years to the hull life of its Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.
-
Europe ship-killing missile passes first firing trial
Sea Venom was launched from a Dauphin helicopter flying nearly as low as is possible for releasing the missile, which skimmed just over the water upon reaching its cruise phase.
-
Japan commissions its first submarine running on lithium-ion batteries
The Soryu-class Ouryu will be assigned to the 1st Submarine Flotilla in the port of Kure.
-
To combat the China threat, US Marine Corps declares ship-killing missile systems its top priority
The Marines are pushing ahead with at least two ground-based anti-ship missiles.
-
US Navy’s top officer declares support for basing 6 destroyers in Spain
The U.S. Navy’s top officer voiced his support for adding two more destroyers to the Navy’s base in Rota, Spain.
-
Here’s how much the US Navy saves by cutting the first 4 LCS more than a decade early
Other priorities crowded out the first four littoral combat ships. Here’s how much the Navy saved.
-
Allies shoulder for influence in the Gulf region as naval security remains top priority
Even with two separate coalitions charged with ensuring maritime security in the Arabian Gulf region, the waterways are still proving unstable.
-
Fincantieri suspends operations amid coronavirus crisis
Italy’s other major defense company, Leonardo, said this week it could not rule out the “temporary, partial and targeted suspension of operations of certain departments within production sites.”
-
Germany plans to send a warship to the Indian Ocean
The air-defense vessel will begin its journey in May with interceptor test firings off the coast of Norway.
-
Navy Budget Smackdown: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XVI
When Secretary of Defense Mark Esper took to the Hill, he took a beating over the Navy budget.
-
Destroyers left behind: US Navy cancels plans to extend service lives of its workhorse DDGs
The Navy is killing a plan to add 10 years to the hull life of its Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.
-
Europe ship-killing missile passes first firing trial
Sea Venom was launched from a Dauphin helicopter flying nearly as low as is possible for releasing the missile, which skimmed just over the water upon reaching its cruise phase.
-
Japan commissions its first submarine running on lithium-ion batteries
The Soryu-class Ouryu will be assigned to the 1st Submarine Flotilla in the port of Kure.
-
To combat the China threat, US Marine Corps declares ship-killing missile systems its top priority
The Marines are pushing ahead with at least two ground-based anti-ship missiles.
-
US Navy’s top officer declares support for basing 6 destroyers in Spain
The U.S. Navy’s top officer voiced his support for adding two more destroyers to the Navy’s base in Rota, Spain.
-
Here’s how much the US Navy saves by cutting the first 4 LCS more than a decade early
Other priorities crowded out the first four littoral combat ships. Here’s how much the Navy saved.
