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Role of aircraft carriers questioned
Congress is taking a hard look at what role aircraft carriers could play in future war
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Trump names retired Navy SEAL vice admiral new acting director of national intelligence via Tweet
In a one two punch, President Donald Trump announced via Twitter both that the nation’s number two intelligence official would be resigning and that he had named a new acting director of national intelligence ― current National Counterterrorism Center Director Joseph Maguire.
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The Navy is gauging its cyber risks
A contract has been awarded to perform assessments for Naval Air Systems Command in California.
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South Korea cleared to buy $800M worth of Seahawk helicopters
South Korea hasn’t yet made a final decision on whether to buy the Sikorsky-produced systems.
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A hazy future: Amid a competition to build British frigates, a UK shipyard hits hard times
The Northern Irish shipyard that built the Titanic has ceased business, and its part in a bid to build a new class of the general-purpose frigate for the British Royal Navy appears to have sunk with it.
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With mounting questions about cost and survivability, a shifting political landscape for US aircraft carriers
The U.S. Navy’s new chief got an earful from Capitol Hill about the cost and growing vulnerability of aircraft carriers.
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For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
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A Quick-Reference Guide on UNCLOS for Gen. Hyten: The Drift, Vol. XLIII
The presumptive next Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs seems to need a refresher on the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. The Drift is here for him.
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Germany punts on Hormuz Strait mission with US involvement
Berlin is unlikely to go along with an American- and British-led naval protection mission in the Strait of Hormuz, though politicians are leaving the door open for a European plan.
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Korean Fat Leonard? Feds probe new US Navy corruption case in Asia
The Department of Justice is probing new allegations of husbanding services corruption in Asia in a case with strong echoes of the Fat Leonard scandal that has rocked the Navy for more than half a decade.
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Role of aircraft carriers questioned
Congress is taking a hard look at what role aircraft carriers could play in future war
-
Trump names retired Navy SEAL vice admiral new acting director of national intelligence via Tweet
In a one two punch, President Donald Trump announced via Twitter both that the nation’s number two intelligence official would be resigning and that he had named a new acting director of national intelligence ― current National Counterterrorism Center Director Joseph Maguire.
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The Navy is gauging its cyber risks
A contract has been awarded to perform assessments for Naval Air Systems Command in California.
-
South Korea cleared to buy $800M worth of Seahawk helicopters
South Korea hasn’t yet made a final decision on whether to buy the Sikorsky-produced systems.
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A hazy future: Amid a competition to build British frigates, a UK shipyard hits hard times
The Northern Irish shipyard that built the Titanic has ceased business, and its part in a bid to build a new class of the general-purpose frigate for the British Royal Navy appears to have sunk with it.
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With mounting questions about cost and survivability, a shifting political landscape for US aircraft carriers
The U.S. Navy’s new chief got an earful from Capitol Hill about the cost and growing vulnerability of aircraft carriers.
-
For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
-
A Quick-Reference Guide on UNCLOS for Gen. Hyten: The Drift, Vol. XLIII
The presumptive next Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs seems to need a refresher on the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. The Drift is here for him.
-
Germany punts on Hormuz Strait mission with US involvement
Berlin is unlikely to go along with an American- and British-led naval protection mission in the Strait of Hormuz, though politicians are leaving the door open for a European plan.
-
Korean Fat Leonard? Feds probe new US Navy corruption case in Asia
The Department of Justice is probing new allegations of husbanding services corruption in Asia in a case with strong echoes of the Fat Leonard scandal that has rocked the Navy for more than half a decade.
-
Role of aircraft carriers questioned
Congress is taking a hard look at what role aircraft carriers could play in future war
-
Trump names retired Navy SEAL vice admiral new acting director of national intelligence via Tweet
In a one two punch, President Donald Trump announced via Twitter both that the nation’s number two intelligence official would be resigning and that he had named a new acting director of national intelligence ― current National Counterterrorism Center Director Joseph Maguire.
-
The Navy is gauging its cyber risks
A contract has been awarded to perform assessments for Naval Air Systems Command in California.
-
South Korea cleared to buy $800M worth of Seahawk helicopters
South Korea hasn’t yet made a final decision on whether to buy the Sikorsky-produced systems.
-
A hazy future: Amid a competition to build British frigates, a UK shipyard hits hard times
The Northern Irish shipyard that built the Titanic has ceased business, and its part in a bid to build a new class of the general-purpose frigate for the British Royal Navy appears to have sunk with it.
-
With mounting questions about cost and survivability, a shifting political landscape for US aircraft carriers
The U.S. Navy’s new chief got an earful from Capitol Hill about the cost and growing vulnerability of aircraft carriers.
-
For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
-
A Quick-Reference Guide on UNCLOS for Gen. Hyten: The Drift, Vol. XLIII
The presumptive next Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs seems to need a refresher on the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. The Drift is here for him.
-
Germany punts on Hormuz Strait mission with US involvement
Berlin is unlikely to go along with an American- and British-led naval protection mission in the Strait of Hormuz, though politicians are leaving the door open for a European plan.
-
Korean Fat Leonard? Feds probe new US Navy corruption case in Asia
The Department of Justice is probing new allegations of husbanding services corruption in Asia in a case with strong echoes of the Fat Leonard scandal that has rocked the Navy for more than half a decade.
