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Congress slows the US Navy’s roll toward a robot-ship future
The U.S. Navy was all-in on unmanned surface vessels, but Congress is skeptical about whether the Navy knows what it wants.
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Congress lowers cost caps on future aircraft carriers
Congress is dropping the price on the future carrier Enterprise and its unnamed sister ship, CVN-81.
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For the US Navy, it’s ‘all hands on deck’ to fix the Ford
As its shipbuilder works to fix lingering technology issues, Ford heads into its flight deck certification and testing period.
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Is the Navy on the right track? | Defense News Weekly Extra
David Larter and Jeff Martin break down the current problems faced by the U.S. Navy, including acquisition, cultural and strategic issues.
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Acting US Navy secretary: Deliver me a 355-ship fleet by 2030
The acting Navy secretary has made it clear he’s serious about a 355-ship fleet.
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France orders six patrol ships, equipped with drones and able to secure prisoners
France has ordered six 70-meter-longer offshore patrol vessels from Socarenam, a shipyard in Boulogne-sur-Mer on the country’s northern coast, to patrol its vast economic exclusive zone.
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Here’s what the Marines’ information command centers will do
These centers will help commanders better understand the threats and vulnerabilities in the information sphere.
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Here’s what you need to know about the US Navy’s new deadly (and expensive) attack subs
The U.S. Navy recently signed its largest-ever shipbuilding contract. Here’s what the service bought.
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With China gunning for aircraft carriers, US Navy says it must change how it fights
The U.S. Navy can’t afford to throw up its hands when it come to the vulnerability of aircraft carriers, its new top officer says.
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The Wind of Change: The Drift, Season II, Vol. III
The post-Cold War U.S. Navy is heading for big changes, and the next Force Structure Assessment will tip the Navy’s hand.
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Congress slows the US Navy’s roll toward a robot-ship future
The U.S. Navy was all-in on unmanned surface vessels, but Congress is skeptical about whether the Navy knows what it wants.
-
Congress lowers cost caps on future aircraft carriers
Congress is dropping the price on the future carrier Enterprise and its unnamed sister ship, CVN-81.
-
For the US Navy, it’s ‘all hands on deck’ to fix the Ford
As its shipbuilder works to fix lingering technology issues, Ford heads into its flight deck certification and testing period.
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Is the Navy on the right track? | Defense News Weekly Extra
David Larter and Jeff Martin break down the current problems faced by the U.S. Navy, including acquisition, cultural and strategic issues.
-
Acting US Navy secretary: Deliver me a 355-ship fleet by 2030
The acting Navy secretary has made it clear he’s serious about a 355-ship fleet.
-
France orders six patrol ships, equipped with drones and able to secure prisoners
France has ordered six 70-meter-longer offshore patrol vessels from Socarenam, a shipyard in Boulogne-sur-Mer on the country’s northern coast, to patrol its vast economic exclusive zone.
-
Here’s what the Marines’ information command centers will do
These centers will help commanders better understand the threats and vulnerabilities in the information sphere.
-
Here’s what you need to know about the US Navy’s new deadly (and expensive) attack subs
The U.S. Navy recently signed its largest-ever shipbuilding contract. Here’s what the service bought.
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With China gunning for aircraft carriers, US Navy says it must change how it fights
The U.S. Navy can’t afford to throw up its hands when it come to the vulnerability of aircraft carriers, its new top officer says.
-
The Wind of Change: The Drift, Season II, Vol. III
The post-Cold War U.S. Navy is heading for big changes, and the next Force Structure Assessment will tip the Navy’s hand.
-
Congress slows the US Navy’s roll toward a robot-ship future
The U.S. Navy was all-in on unmanned surface vessels, but Congress is skeptical about whether the Navy knows what it wants.
-
Congress lowers cost caps on future aircraft carriers
Congress is dropping the price on the future carrier Enterprise and its unnamed sister ship, CVN-81.
-
For the US Navy, it’s ‘all hands on deck’ to fix the Ford
As its shipbuilder works to fix lingering technology issues, Ford heads into its flight deck certification and testing period.
-
Is the Navy on the right track? | Defense News Weekly Extra
David Larter and Jeff Martin break down the current problems faced by the U.S. Navy, including acquisition, cultural and strategic issues.
-
Acting US Navy secretary: Deliver me a 355-ship fleet by 2030
The acting Navy secretary has made it clear he’s serious about a 355-ship fleet.
-
France orders six patrol ships, equipped with drones and able to secure prisoners
France has ordered six 70-meter-longer offshore patrol vessels from Socarenam, a shipyard in Boulogne-sur-Mer on the country’s northern coast, to patrol its vast economic exclusive zone.
-
Here’s what the Marines’ information command centers will do
These centers will help commanders better understand the threats and vulnerabilities in the information sphere.
-
Here’s what you need to know about the US Navy’s new deadly (and expensive) attack subs
The U.S. Navy recently signed its largest-ever shipbuilding contract. Here’s what the service bought.
-
With China gunning for aircraft carriers, US Navy says it must change how it fights
The U.S. Navy can’t afford to throw up its hands when it come to the vulnerability of aircraft carriers, its new top officer says.
-
The Wind of Change: The Drift, Season II, Vol. III
The post-Cold War U.S. Navy is heading for big changes, and the next Force Structure Assessment will tip the Navy’s hand.
