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India makes initial bid selections for $7 billion submarine project
The submarines will be manufactured in India under the Navy’s P75I program and guided by the Ministry of Defence’s Strategic Partnership model, which aims to build indigenous capabilities.
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Huntington Ingalls Industries names new program director for Columbia class sub
The new program director will lead construction of Columbia-class submarines at HII and serve as a liaison between lead contractor General Dynamics Electric Boat and the U.S. Navy.
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A 400+ ship Navy? Find out how | Defense News Weekly Extra
A recent CSBA study discussed how the Navy can expand and transform its surface forces for a future fight in the Pacific. Jeff Martin talks with the authors to find out how.
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Upgrades for Flight IIA ships coming | Defense News Weekly Extra
Find out how older Flight IIA destroyers will be upgraded to keep pace.
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DARPA’s latest mad science experiment: A ship designed to operate completely without humans
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is taking its Sea Hunter concept to the next level.
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Industry protest ensnares Germany’s multibillion-dollar combat ship
The dispute comes at a time when the German government is adopting a new policy that grants an exception to the EU competition mandate for surface combatants.
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Australian defense leaders defend submarine buy with France’s Naval Group
Local news media had reported that the government was urged to walk away from the program, after a new audit report described a September 2018 meeting of advisers.
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Congress wrestles with deterring China ― beyond nukes
The U.S. must form a new and creative strategy to deter China using conventional means, experts told Congress.
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The US Navy’s so-called budget salvo demands too much
Money is tight at the Pentagon. It should take the CNO’s comments with a grain of salt, one reader argues.
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Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
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India makes initial bid selections for $7 billion submarine project
The submarines will be manufactured in India under the Navy’s P75I program and guided by the Ministry of Defence’s Strategic Partnership model, which aims to build indigenous capabilities.
-
Huntington Ingalls Industries names new program director for Columbia class sub
The new program director will lead construction of Columbia-class submarines at HII and serve as a liaison between lead contractor General Dynamics Electric Boat and the U.S. Navy.
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A 400+ ship Navy? Find out how | Defense News Weekly Extra
A recent CSBA study discussed how the Navy can expand and transform its surface forces for a future fight in the Pacific. Jeff Martin talks with the authors to find out how.
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Upgrades for Flight IIA ships coming | Defense News Weekly Extra
Find out how older Flight IIA destroyers will be upgraded to keep pace.
-
DARPA’s latest mad science experiment: A ship designed to operate completely without humans
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is taking its Sea Hunter concept to the next level.
-
Industry protest ensnares Germany’s multibillion-dollar combat ship
The dispute comes at a time when the German government is adopting a new policy that grants an exception to the EU competition mandate for surface combatants.
-
Australian defense leaders defend submarine buy with France’s Naval Group
Local news media had reported that the government was urged to walk away from the program, after a new audit report described a September 2018 meeting of advisers.
-
Congress wrestles with deterring China ― beyond nukes
The U.S. must form a new and creative strategy to deter China using conventional means, experts told Congress.
-
The US Navy’s so-called budget salvo demands too much
Money is tight at the Pentagon. It should take the CNO’s comments with a grain of salt, one reader argues.
-
Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
-
India makes initial bid selections for $7 billion submarine project
The submarines will be manufactured in India under the Navy’s P75I program and guided by the Ministry of Defence’s Strategic Partnership model, which aims to build indigenous capabilities.
-
Huntington Ingalls Industries names new program director for Columbia class sub
The new program director will lead construction of Columbia-class submarines at HII and serve as a liaison between lead contractor General Dynamics Electric Boat and the U.S. Navy.
-
A 400+ ship Navy? Find out how | Defense News Weekly Extra
A recent CSBA study discussed how the Navy can expand and transform its surface forces for a future fight in the Pacific. Jeff Martin talks with the authors to find out how.
-
Upgrades for Flight IIA ships coming | Defense News Weekly Extra
Find out how older Flight IIA destroyers will be upgraded to keep pace.
-
DARPA’s latest mad science experiment: A ship designed to operate completely without humans
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is taking its Sea Hunter concept to the next level.
-
Industry protest ensnares Germany’s multibillion-dollar combat ship
The dispute comes at a time when the German government is adopting a new policy that grants an exception to the EU competition mandate for surface combatants.
-
Australian defense leaders defend submarine buy with France’s Naval Group
Local news media had reported that the government was urged to walk away from the program, after a new audit report described a September 2018 meeting of advisers.
-
Congress wrestles with deterring China ― beyond nukes
The U.S. must form a new and creative strategy to deter China using conventional means, experts told Congress.
-
The US Navy’s so-called budget salvo demands too much
Money is tight at the Pentagon. It should take the CNO’s comments with a grain of salt, one reader argues.
-
Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
