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EU defense chiefs eye ad-hoc, naval security forces — but not for the Hormuz Strait
The topic of securing the vital shipping lane is expected to come up again as EU foreign ministers gather in Helsinki on Aug. 30.
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US Navy’s top officer sounds off on his way out the door
Former Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson talks Europe, the South China Sea, the submarine industrial base and more in this exit interview with Defense News.
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What does a maritime logistics force of the future look like?
Find out what the U.S. Navy might need to do to modernize an aging logistics force.
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Photos reveal progress on China’s largest amphibious assault ship
Given the pace of construction, the ship is expected to launch this year.
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Navy’s new top officer vows to ‘think differently’
Adm. Mike Gilday takes the rudder of America’s sea service.
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As CNO Richardson departs, US submarine builders face pressure
As outgoing Chief of Naval Operations John Richardson steps aside, he talks about what it will take to deliver the Columbia-class submarine on time.
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US Missile Defense Agency boss reveals his goals, challenges on the job
The new Missile Defense Agency Director Vice Adm. Jon Hill sat down with Defense News in an exclusive interview at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium.
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Despite record budgets, the US Navy is short hundreds of millions for maintenance
The U.S. Navy is short hundreds of millions of dollars for ship depot maintenance this year and is already looking at just shy of $1 billion in unfunded maintenance in 2020.
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Presence Matters: The Drift, Vol. XLIV
And old talking point is getting new life, and it could have significant implications for the U.S. Navy.
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Questions about US Navy attack sub program linger as contract negotiations drag
The contract for the 10-ship Block V Virginia-class attack submarine was supposed to be signed in April, but Navy and industry sources say that there has been a lot of talk and little agreement between the service and the two shipbuilders.
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EU defense chiefs eye ad-hoc, naval security forces — but not for the Hormuz Strait
The topic of securing the vital shipping lane is expected to come up again as EU foreign ministers gather in Helsinki on Aug. 30.
-
US Navy’s top officer sounds off on his way out the door
Former Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson talks Europe, the South China Sea, the submarine industrial base and more in this exit interview with Defense News.
-
What does a maritime logistics force of the future look like?
Find out what the U.S. Navy might need to do to modernize an aging logistics force.
-
Photos reveal progress on China’s largest amphibious assault ship
Given the pace of construction, the ship is expected to launch this year.
-
Navy’s new top officer vows to ‘think differently’
Adm. Mike Gilday takes the rudder of America’s sea service.
-
As CNO Richardson departs, US submarine builders face pressure
As outgoing Chief of Naval Operations John Richardson steps aside, he talks about what it will take to deliver the Columbia-class submarine on time.
-
US Missile Defense Agency boss reveals his goals, challenges on the job
The new Missile Defense Agency Director Vice Adm. Jon Hill sat down with Defense News in an exclusive interview at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium.
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Despite record budgets, the US Navy is short hundreds of millions for maintenance
The U.S. Navy is short hundreds of millions of dollars for ship depot maintenance this year and is already looking at just shy of $1 billion in unfunded maintenance in 2020.
-
Presence Matters: The Drift, Vol. XLIV
And old talking point is getting new life, and it could have significant implications for the U.S. Navy.
-
Questions about US Navy attack sub program linger as contract negotiations drag
The contract for the 10-ship Block V Virginia-class attack submarine was supposed to be signed in April, but Navy and industry sources say that there has been a lot of talk and little agreement between the service and the two shipbuilders.
-
EU defense chiefs eye ad-hoc, naval security forces — but not for the Hormuz Strait
The topic of securing the vital shipping lane is expected to come up again as EU foreign ministers gather in Helsinki on Aug. 30.
-
US Navy’s top officer sounds off on his way out the door
Former Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson talks Europe, the South China Sea, the submarine industrial base and more in this exit interview with Defense News.
-
What does a maritime logistics force of the future look like?
Find out what the U.S. Navy might need to do to modernize an aging logistics force.
-
Photos reveal progress on China’s largest amphibious assault ship
Given the pace of construction, the ship is expected to launch this year.
-
Navy’s new top officer vows to ‘think differently’
Adm. Mike Gilday takes the rudder of America’s sea service.
-
As CNO Richardson departs, US submarine builders face pressure
As outgoing Chief of Naval Operations John Richardson steps aside, he talks about what it will take to deliver the Columbia-class submarine on time.
-
US Missile Defense Agency boss reveals his goals, challenges on the job
The new Missile Defense Agency Director Vice Adm. Jon Hill sat down with Defense News in an exclusive interview at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium.
-
Despite record budgets, the US Navy is short hundreds of millions for maintenance
The U.S. Navy is short hundreds of millions of dollars for ship depot maintenance this year and is already looking at just shy of $1 billion in unfunded maintenance in 2020.
-
Presence Matters: The Drift, Vol. XLIV
And old talking point is getting new life, and it could have significant implications for the U.S. Navy.
-
Questions about US Navy attack sub program linger as contract negotiations drag
The contract for the 10-ship Block V Virginia-class attack submarine was supposed to be signed in April, but Navy and industry sources say that there has been a lot of talk and little agreement between the service and the two shipbuilders.
