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US Navy to dive deep into its maintenance woes
The Navy is kicking off a major study into the underlying causes of its maintenance problems.
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Cost Caps are Make Believe: The Drift, Season II, Vol. V
This is a game where the price is made up and the cost caps don’t matter.
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Can the US Navy make lemonade out of LCS lemons?
As more littoral combat ships join the fleet, questions linger about how the vessel type will fit into a fight with China.
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Congress slashes funding for the Navy’s LCS sensors — again
Appropriators are set to slice 77 percent from the Navy’s mine countermeasures module, shuffling part of it to another section of the budget.
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Watch the US Navy’s next carrier leave dry dock
The future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy has left dry dock for the first time.
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One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
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How will US Marines adjust for the future fight? | Defense News Weekly Extra
U.S. Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Berger explains what he wants to cut from the service to make it leaner and more prepared for the next war.
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CNO Sounds Off: The Drift, Season II, Vol. IV
The Navy’s new Chief of Naval Operations made his first major public appearance as CNO last week. The Drift brings you all the highlights.
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Adm. Davidson, Indo-Pacific commander: ‘We’re not asking people to choose between us and China’
China’s Belt and Road Initiative of lending money to countries wanting to improve their infrastructure has been a tactic of influence in the Indo-Pacific region. But allies are growing wise that there are strings attached, the head of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command tells Defense News.
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Nuclear deterrent still the US Navy’s top priority, no matter the consequences, top officer says
The US Navy is staring at an enormous bill to replace the aging Ohio class, yet the service has no choice but to press forward, its top officer says.
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US Navy to dive deep into its maintenance woes
The Navy is kicking off a major study into the underlying causes of its maintenance problems.
-
Cost Caps are Make Believe: The Drift, Season II, Vol. V
This is a game where the price is made up and the cost caps don’t matter.
-
Can the US Navy make lemonade out of LCS lemons?
As more littoral combat ships join the fleet, questions linger about how the vessel type will fit into a fight with China.
-
Congress slashes funding for the Navy’s LCS sensors — again
Appropriators are set to slice 77 percent from the Navy’s mine countermeasures module, shuffling part of it to another section of the budget.
-
Watch the US Navy’s next carrier leave dry dock
The future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy has left dry dock for the first time.
-
One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
-
How will US Marines adjust for the future fight? | Defense News Weekly Extra
U.S. Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Berger explains what he wants to cut from the service to make it leaner and more prepared for the next war.
-
CNO Sounds Off: The Drift, Season II, Vol. IV
The Navy’s new Chief of Naval Operations made his first major public appearance as CNO last week. The Drift brings you all the highlights.
-
Adm. Davidson, Indo-Pacific commander: ‘We’re not asking people to choose between us and China’
China’s Belt and Road Initiative of lending money to countries wanting to improve their infrastructure has been a tactic of influence in the Indo-Pacific region. But allies are growing wise that there are strings attached, the head of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command tells Defense News.
-
Nuclear deterrent still the US Navy’s top priority, no matter the consequences, top officer says
The US Navy is staring at an enormous bill to replace the aging Ohio class, yet the service has no choice but to press forward, its top officer says.
-
US Navy to dive deep into its maintenance woes
The Navy is kicking off a major study into the underlying causes of its maintenance problems.
-
Cost Caps are Make Believe: The Drift, Season II, Vol. V
This is a game where the price is made up and the cost caps don’t matter.
-
Can the US Navy make lemonade out of LCS lemons?
As more littoral combat ships join the fleet, questions linger about how the vessel type will fit into a fight with China.
-
Congress slashes funding for the Navy’s LCS sensors — again
Appropriators are set to slice 77 percent from the Navy’s mine countermeasures module, shuffling part of it to another section of the budget.
-
Watch the US Navy’s next carrier leave dry dock
The future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy has left dry dock for the first time.
-
One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
-
How will US Marines adjust for the future fight? | Defense News Weekly Extra
U.S. Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Berger explains what he wants to cut from the service to make it leaner and more prepared for the next war.
-
CNO Sounds Off: The Drift, Season II, Vol. IV
The Navy’s new Chief of Naval Operations made his first major public appearance as CNO last week. The Drift brings you all the highlights.
-
Adm. Davidson, Indo-Pacific commander: ‘We’re not asking people to choose between us and China’
China’s Belt and Road Initiative of lending money to countries wanting to improve their infrastructure has been a tactic of influence in the Indo-Pacific region. But allies are growing wise that there are strings attached, the head of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command tells Defense News.
-
Nuclear deterrent still the US Navy’s top priority, no matter the consequences, top officer says
The US Navy is staring at an enormous bill to replace the aging Ohio class, yet the service has no choice but to press forward, its top officer says.
