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Coast Guard picks homeport for new icebreaker fleet
The Polar Security-class vessels will be designed to conduct search and rescue, maritime law enforcement, environmental response and national defense patrols missions in areas often covered in heavy ice.
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The US must deploy a sub-launched low-yield nuke
To address an important gap in America’s security, the country must modernize its nuclear arsenal.
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Supersonic speeds could cause big problems for the F-35′s stealth coating
Supersonic flight at the edge of the F-35 jet’s flight envelope could cause structural damage or degrade its stealth coating, warn documents exclusively obtained by Defense News.
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When US Navy and Marine F-35 pilots most need performance, the aircraft becomes erratic
The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps’ F-35s become unpredictable to handle when executing the kind of extreme maneuvers a pilot would use in a dogfight or while avoiding a missile.
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The Marine Corps’ ‘No. 1 priority’ for the F-35 involves a rough landing in hot environments
When it’s a hot one, the F-35B might struggle to land safely. And that could be bad news for industry.
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Amid ‘green glow’ concerns, another issue has emerged for pilots flying the F-35 at night
During low-light conditions, the F-35’s night vision camera display starts showing wonky horizontal lines across the screen that obstruct the pilot’s view of the horizon.
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The US Navy is seeking upgrades for the F-35 radar’s sea-search mode
Giving the Navy what it wants will be a matter of boosting computing power and upgrading software. So where would that come from?
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UAE, Naval Group quietly cut $850 million deal for Gowind ships
The Gowind corvettes are powered by engines made by Germany’s MTU, meaning Berlin could make the contract difficult to honor.
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Can the Navy handle unmanned ships?
Naval strategist Brian McGrath discusses the service’s work on unmanned technology.
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The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
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Coast Guard picks homeport for new icebreaker fleet
The Polar Security-class vessels will be designed to conduct search and rescue, maritime law enforcement, environmental response and national defense patrols missions in areas often covered in heavy ice.
-
The US must deploy a sub-launched low-yield nuke
To address an important gap in America’s security, the country must modernize its nuclear arsenal.
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Supersonic speeds could cause big problems for the F-35′s stealth coating
Supersonic flight at the edge of the F-35 jet’s flight envelope could cause structural damage or degrade its stealth coating, warn documents exclusively obtained by Defense News.
-
When US Navy and Marine F-35 pilots most need performance, the aircraft becomes erratic
The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps’ F-35s become unpredictable to handle when executing the kind of extreme maneuvers a pilot would use in a dogfight or while avoiding a missile.
-
The Marine Corps’ ‘No. 1 priority’ for the F-35 involves a rough landing in hot environments
When it’s a hot one, the F-35B might struggle to land safely. And that could be bad news for industry.
-
Amid ‘green glow’ concerns, another issue has emerged for pilots flying the F-35 at night
During low-light conditions, the F-35’s night vision camera display starts showing wonky horizontal lines across the screen that obstruct the pilot’s view of the horizon.
-
The US Navy is seeking upgrades for the F-35 radar’s sea-search mode
Giving the Navy what it wants will be a matter of boosting computing power and upgrading software. So where would that come from?
-
UAE, Naval Group quietly cut $850 million deal for Gowind ships
The Gowind corvettes are powered by engines made by Germany’s MTU, meaning Berlin could make the contract difficult to honor.
-
Can the Navy handle unmanned ships?
Naval strategist Brian McGrath discusses the service’s work on unmanned technology.
-
The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
-
Coast Guard picks homeport for new icebreaker fleet
The Polar Security-class vessels will be designed to conduct search and rescue, maritime law enforcement, environmental response and national defense patrols missions in areas often covered in heavy ice.
-
The US must deploy a sub-launched low-yield nuke
To address an important gap in America’s security, the country must modernize its nuclear arsenal.
-
Supersonic speeds could cause big problems for the F-35′s stealth coating
Supersonic flight at the edge of the F-35 jet’s flight envelope could cause structural damage or degrade its stealth coating, warn documents exclusively obtained by Defense News.
-
When US Navy and Marine F-35 pilots most need performance, the aircraft becomes erratic
The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps’ F-35s become unpredictable to handle when executing the kind of extreme maneuvers a pilot would use in a dogfight or while avoiding a missile.
-
The Marine Corps’ ‘No. 1 priority’ for the F-35 involves a rough landing in hot environments
When it’s a hot one, the F-35B might struggle to land safely. And that could be bad news for industry.
-
Amid ‘green glow’ concerns, another issue has emerged for pilots flying the F-35 at night
During low-light conditions, the F-35’s night vision camera display starts showing wonky horizontal lines across the screen that obstruct the pilot’s view of the horizon.
-
The US Navy is seeking upgrades for the F-35 radar’s sea-search mode
Giving the Navy what it wants will be a matter of boosting computing power and upgrading software. So where would that come from?
-
UAE, Naval Group quietly cut $850 million deal for Gowind ships
The Gowind corvettes are powered by engines made by Germany’s MTU, meaning Berlin could make the contract difficult to honor.
-
Can the Navy handle unmanned ships?
Naval strategist Brian McGrath discusses the service’s work on unmanned technology.
-
The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
