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The future of aircraft carrier construction
Newport News Shipbuilding provides an update on the building of the next three carriers for the U.S. Navy.
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Is counting ships still important?
Naval strategist Bryan McGrath sits down to discuss how to measure naval power–and the rise of China.
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What changes are in store for future amphibious ships?
Find out from Ingalls Shipbuilding’s LPD program manager as the type begins a shift in construction.
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Who will build the Navy’s next helicopter trainer?
With the service’s TH-57 aircraft aging rapidly, three companies are vying to replace them.
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The US Navy’s top acquisition official talks controlling costs and fixing maintenance
Plucked from the special operations world at the beginning of the Trump administration, the Navy’s top acquisition official oversees procuring some of the most expensive assets the U.S. military owns and operates.
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Get up close with Raytheon’s SPY-6 radar
Scott Spence of Raytheon talks to Defense News’ Jeff Martin about Raytheon’s next-gen SPY-6 radar, set to equip future naval warships.
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From battleships to destroyers: the tradeoffs in ship design
Capt. (ret) Mark Vandroff explains his take on the tradeoffs in ship design that have persisted from the Iowa -class battleships to current warships.
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Here’s how the Navy could make combat system upgrades much cheaper and easier
James Geurts, the Navy’s acquisition chief, explains how the service is using digital teaming to make the expensive and time-consuming process of upgrading a ship’s combat system much easier.
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Rolls-Royce unveils hybrid power system for laser weapons
Rolls-Royce is debuting its integrated power and thermal management system for high-power directed-energy weapons.
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The surface fleet’s moon shot: The Drift, Vol. XXIX
The surface fleet just landed on the moon. Figuratively, of course.
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The future of aircraft carrier construction
Newport News Shipbuilding provides an update on the building of the next three carriers for the U.S. Navy.
-
Is counting ships still important?
Naval strategist Bryan McGrath sits down to discuss how to measure naval power–and the rise of China.
-
What changes are in store for future amphibious ships?
Find out from Ingalls Shipbuilding’s LPD program manager as the type begins a shift in construction.
-
Who will build the Navy’s next helicopter trainer?
With the service’s TH-57 aircraft aging rapidly, three companies are vying to replace them.
-
The US Navy’s top acquisition official talks controlling costs and fixing maintenance
Plucked from the special operations world at the beginning of the Trump administration, the Navy’s top acquisition official oversees procuring some of the most expensive assets the U.S. military owns and operates.
-
Get up close with Raytheon’s SPY-6 radar
Scott Spence of Raytheon talks to Defense News’ Jeff Martin about Raytheon’s next-gen SPY-6 radar, set to equip future naval warships.
-
From battleships to destroyers: the tradeoffs in ship design
Capt. (ret) Mark Vandroff explains his take on the tradeoffs in ship design that have persisted from the Iowa -class battleships to current warships.
-
Here’s how the Navy could make combat system upgrades much cheaper and easier
James Geurts, the Navy’s acquisition chief, explains how the service is using digital teaming to make the expensive and time-consuming process of upgrading a ship’s combat system much easier.
-
Rolls-Royce unveils hybrid power system for laser weapons
Rolls-Royce is debuting its integrated power and thermal management system for high-power directed-energy weapons.
-
The surface fleet’s moon shot: The Drift, Vol. XXIX
The surface fleet just landed on the moon. Figuratively, of course.
-
The future of aircraft carrier construction
Newport News Shipbuilding provides an update on the building of the next three carriers for the U.S. Navy.
-
Is counting ships still important?
Naval strategist Bryan McGrath sits down to discuss how to measure naval power–and the rise of China.
-
What changes are in store for future amphibious ships?
Find out from Ingalls Shipbuilding’s LPD program manager as the type begins a shift in construction.
-
Who will build the Navy’s next helicopter trainer?
With the service’s TH-57 aircraft aging rapidly, three companies are vying to replace them.
-
The US Navy’s top acquisition official talks controlling costs and fixing maintenance
Plucked from the special operations world at the beginning of the Trump administration, the Navy’s top acquisition official oversees procuring some of the most expensive assets the U.S. military owns and operates.
-
Get up close with Raytheon’s SPY-6 radar
Scott Spence of Raytheon talks to Defense News’ Jeff Martin about Raytheon’s next-gen SPY-6 radar, set to equip future naval warships.
-
From battleships to destroyers: the tradeoffs in ship design
Capt. (ret) Mark Vandroff explains his take on the tradeoffs in ship design that have persisted from the Iowa -class battleships to current warships.
-
Here’s how the Navy could make combat system upgrades much cheaper and easier
James Geurts, the Navy’s acquisition chief, explains how the service is using digital teaming to make the expensive and time-consuming process of upgrading a ship’s combat system much easier.
-
Rolls-Royce unveils hybrid power system for laser weapons
Rolls-Royce is debuting its integrated power and thermal management system for high-power directed-energy weapons.
-
The surface fleet’s moon shot: The Drift, Vol. XXIX
The surface fleet just landed on the moon. Figuratively, of course.
