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US rolls ‘100K tons of international diplomacy’ into the Med. Will Russia get the message?
Defense News visited the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln, on which the U.S. ambassador to Russia delivered a sternly worded message to Russia: Stand down.
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China’s latest class of warship makes its public debut
The guided missile destroyer is only the latest example of the astonishing pace of China’s ongoing naval buildup.
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Off the Eastern Seaboard, a US Navy missile test could make big waves
It might look like just another missile test, but what was happening inside the ship was revolutionary.
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Where’s the money for Britain’s future littoral strike groups?
The U.K. has announced plans for a new littoral strike group, but few details are public.
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Naval leaders testify on the future of the Navy and Marine Corps
Find out what naval leaders had to say when testifying about shortfalls faced by the Navy.
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Britain wants a large submarine drone, and it already has jobs lined up for the vessel
The British government has launched a competition to test a large, unmanned submarine’s ability to gather intelligence and perform other roles.
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Navies, companies push for torpedo-killing torpedoes
Naval forces worldwide are pushing the idea of anti-torpedo torpedoes, essentially aiming to translate the promises of missile defense technology to undersea warfare.
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US clears Japan for $1.2B missile package to defend against ballistic threats
The approval for the potential sale in response to a request by Japan includes a package of 56 SM-3 Block IB missiles.
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Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
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US rolls ‘100K tons of international diplomacy’ into the Med. Will Russia get the message?
Defense News visited the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln, on which the U.S. ambassador to Russia delivered a sternly worded message to Russia: Stand down.
-
China’s latest class of warship makes its public debut
The guided missile destroyer is only the latest example of the astonishing pace of China’s ongoing naval buildup.
-
Off the Eastern Seaboard, a US Navy missile test could make big waves
It might look like just another missile test, but what was happening inside the ship was revolutionary.
-
Where’s the money for Britain’s future littoral strike groups?
The U.K. has announced plans for a new littoral strike group, but few details are public.
-
Naval leaders testify on the future of the Navy and Marine Corps
Find out what naval leaders had to say when testifying about shortfalls faced by the Navy.
-
Britain wants a large submarine drone, and it already has jobs lined up for the vessel
The British government has launched a competition to test a large, unmanned submarine’s ability to gather intelligence and perform other roles.
-
Navies, companies push for torpedo-killing torpedoes
Naval forces worldwide are pushing the idea of anti-torpedo torpedoes, essentially aiming to translate the promises of missile defense technology to undersea warfare.
-
US clears Japan for $1.2B missile package to defend against ballistic threats
The approval for the potential sale in response to a request by Japan includes a package of 56 SM-3 Block IB missiles.
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Trump picks next chief of naval operations
The nomination has been forwarded to Congress.
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Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
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US rolls ‘100K tons of international diplomacy’ into the Med. Will Russia get the message?
Defense News visited the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln, on which the U.S. ambassador to Russia delivered a sternly worded message to Russia: Stand down.
-
China’s latest class of warship makes its public debut
The guided missile destroyer is only the latest example of the astonishing pace of China’s ongoing naval buildup.
-
Off the Eastern Seaboard, a US Navy missile test could make big waves
It might look like just another missile test, but what was happening inside the ship was revolutionary.
-
Where’s the money for Britain’s future littoral strike groups?
The U.K. has announced plans for a new littoral strike group, but few details are public.
-
Naval leaders testify on the future of the Navy and Marine Corps
Find out what naval leaders had to say when testifying about shortfalls faced by the Navy.
-
Britain wants a large submarine drone, and it already has jobs lined up for the vessel
The British government has launched a competition to test a large, unmanned submarine’s ability to gather intelligence and perform other roles.
-
Navies, companies push for torpedo-killing torpedoes
Naval forces worldwide are pushing the idea of anti-torpedo torpedoes, essentially aiming to translate the promises of missile defense technology to undersea warfare.
-
US clears Japan for $1.2B missile package to defend against ballistic threats
The approval for the potential sale in response to a request by Japan includes a package of 56 SM-3 Block IB missiles.
-
Trump picks next chief of naval operations
The nomination has been forwarded to Congress.
-
Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
