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Big Navy Must Fix the SEALs: The Drift, Vol. XLII
After a string of sordid revelations from inside the small, elite unit, it’s time for Big Navy to show some intrusive leadership with the SEALs.
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Some maniac put the Army in charge: The Drift, Vol. XLI
At confirmation hearings from the Pentagon’s top two officials, there wasn’t much indication of a massive realignment of resources toward a Navy.
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In a naval confrontation with Iran, Great Britain can find neither ships nor friends
As the United Kingdom faces an Iranian threat to its shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, the United States and its other NATO allies have been reluctant to get involved, leaving a diminished and overstretched Royal Navy to its own devices.
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Kim inspects new submarine, wants North Korean military bolstered
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has inspected a newly built submarine and ordered officials to further bolster the country’s military capability, state media reported Tuesday, as the North is increasing its pressure on the United States ahead of the possible resumption of nuclear diplomacy.
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South Korea to build ship for short-takeoff-and-vertical-landing aircraft
South Korea is to launch a new version of a large-deck landing ship, amid naval buildups in China and Japan.
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UK: Europe-led mission will protect vital shipping in Gulf
Britain’s European allies will play a major role keeping shipping lanes open. One-fifth of all global crude exports passes through the narrow strait between Iran and Oman.
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A 3-star to CNO? What could go wrong? The Drift, Vol. XL
The White House has officially nominated Vice Adm. Michael Gilday to be the Navy’s next CNO. We chat with former Pentagon insider and analyst with the Lexington Institute Dan Goure about the challenges.
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Congress is ready to deal the Navy more Blackjack drones
With great interest in the drone comes greater focus on what will propel the flying machine into the future.
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Navy brass, low budgets blamed for Argentine sub disaster
The TR-1700-class diesel-electric submarine San Juan disappeared on Nov. 15, 2017, in the South Atlantic as it sailed back to its base at the port of Mar del Plata after participating in a training exercise.
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A new issue is delaying the destroyer John S. McCain’s return to the fleet
Workers repairing the destroyer John S. McCain are dealing with a new problem that is delaying the ship’s return to the fleet after a deadly 2017 collision.
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Big Navy Must Fix the SEALs: The Drift, Vol. XLII
After a string of sordid revelations from inside the small, elite unit, it’s time for Big Navy to show some intrusive leadership with the SEALs.
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Some maniac put the Army in charge: The Drift, Vol. XLI
At confirmation hearings from the Pentagon’s top two officials, there wasn’t much indication of a massive realignment of resources toward a Navy.
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In a naval confrontation with Iran, Great Britain can find neither ships nor friends
As the United Kingdom faces an Iranian threat to its shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, the United States and its other NATO allies have been reluctant to get involved, leaving a diminished and overstretched Royal Navy to its own devices.
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Kim inspects new submarine, wants North Korean military bolstered
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has inspected a newly built submarine and ordered officials to further bolster the country’s military capability, state media reported Tuesday, as the North is increasing its pressure on the United States ahead of the possible resumption of nuclear diplomacy.
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South Korea to build ship for short-takeoff-and-vertical-landing aircraft
South Korea is to launch a new version of a large-deck landing ship, amid naval buildups in China and Japan.
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UK: Europe-led mission will protect vital shipping in Gulf
Britain’s European allies will play a major role keeping shipping lanes open. One-fifth of all global crude exports passes through the narrow strait between Iran and Oman.
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A 3-star to CNO? What could go wrong? The Drift, Vol. XL
The White House has officially nominated Vice Adm. Michael Gilday to be the Navy’s next CNO. We chat with former Pentagon insider and analyst with the Lexington Institute Dan Goure about the challenges.
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Congress is ready to deal the Navy more Blackjack drones
With great interest in the drone comes greater focus on what will propel the flying machine into the future.
-
Navy brass, low budgets blamed for Argentine sub disaster
The TR-1700-class diesel-electric submarine San Juan disappeared on Nov. 15, 2017, in the South Atlantic as it sailed back to its base at the port of Mar del Plata after participating in a training exercise.
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A new issue is delaying the destroyer John S. McCain’s return to the fleet
Workers repairing the destroyer John S. McCain are dealing with a new problem that is delaying the ship’s return to the fleet after a deadly 2017 collision.
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Big Navy Must Fix the SEALs: The Drift, Vol. XLII
After a string of sordid revelations from inside the small, elite unit, it’s time for Big Navy to show some intrusive leadership with the SEALs.
-
Some maniac put the Army in charge: The Drift, Vol. XLI
At confirmation hearings from the Pentagon’s top two officials, there wasn’t much indication of a massive realignment of resources toward a Navy.
-
In a naval confrontation with Iran, Great Britain can find neither ships nor friends
As the United Kingdom faces an Iranian threat to its shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, the United States and its other NATO allies have been reluctant to get involved, leaving a diminished and overstretched Royal Navy to its own devices.
-
Kim inspects new submarine, wants North Korean military bolstered
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has inspected a newly built submarine and ordered officials to further bolster the country’s military capability, state media reported Tuesday, as the North is increasing its pressure on the United States ahead of the possible resumption of nuclear diplomacy.
-
South Korea to build ship for short-takeoff-and-vertical-landing aircraft
South Korea is to launch a new version of a large-deck landing ship, amid naval buildups in China and Japan.
-
UK: Europe-led mission will protect vital shipping in Gulf
Britain’s European allies will play a major role keeping shipping lanes open. One-fifth of all global crude exports passes through the narrow strait between Iran and Oman.
-
A 3-star to CNO? What could go wrong? The Drift, Vol. XL
The White House has officially nominated Vice Adm. Michael Gilday to be the Navy’s next CNO. We chat with former Pentagon insider and analyst with the Lexington Institute Dan Goure about the challenges.
-
Congress is ready to deal the Navy more Blackjack drones
With great interest in the drone comes greater focus on what will propel the flying machine into the future.
-
Navy brass, low budgets blamed for Argentine sub disaster
The TR-1700-class diesel-electric submarine San Juan disappeared on Nov. 15, 2017, in the South Atlantic as it sailed back to its base at the port of Mar del Plata after participating in a training exercise.
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A new issue is delaying the destroyer John S. McCain’s return to the fleet
Workers repairing the destroyer John S. McCain are dealing with a new problem that is delaying the ship’s return to the fleet after a deadly 2017 collision.
