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Three shipbuilders to apply in Bulgarian $567M patrol vessel tender
Italy’s Fincantieri, Germany’s Lürssen, and Bulgarian shipbuilder MTG Dolphin are expected to make offers.
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With the US Navy’s top shipbuilding priority on deck, red flags fly
There are concerns about the submarine-building enterprise and its ability to handle a $103 billion program plagued by delays.
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Navy maintenance is a dumpster fire: The Drift, Vol. XXIV
I’ve heard a few generations of three- and four-stars now talk about digging out of the maintenance hole, and I’ve seen little evidence that they’re having any success.
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That’s a clown budget, bro: The Drift, Vol. XXIII
There is a good number of people who don’t think much of this budget that just rolled out: People who think it’s a clown budget, bro.
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The US Navy, seeking savings, shakes up its plans for more lethal attack submarines
The U.S. Navy is cutting back on the number of Virginia Payload Modules it plans to buy, and is changing the build strategy for the ships over the next three years.
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Amid tensions with Pakistan, India cleared to buy 24 Seahawk helicopters
India intends to spend $2.6 billion on the new systems.
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The enduring case for American naval power
With less than half of the Navy we had 30 years ago, but arguably three times the responsibility, and growing, we must reassert a decisive naval force and its relationship to American prosperity.
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Virginia-class submarines facing delays
Find out why the Navy’s newest submarines are averaging 4-7 months in delays.
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Retiring old cruisers?
According to budget documents the Navy wants to retire its oldest cruisers. But can the plan survive Congress?
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Three shipbuilders to apply in Bulgarian $567M patrol vessel tender
Italy’s Fincantieri, Germany’s Lürssen, and Bulgarian shipbuilder MTG Dolphin are expected to make offers.
-
With the US Navy’s top shipbuilding priority on deck, red flags fly
There are concerns about the submarine-building enterprise and its ability to handle a $103 billion program plagued by delays.
-
Navy maintenance is a dumpster fire: The Drift, Vol. XXIV
I’ve heard a few generations of three- and four-stars now talk about digging out of the maintenance hole, and I’ve seen little evidence that they’re having any success.
-
That’s a clown budget, bro: The Drift, Vol. XXIII
There is a good number of people who don’t think much of this budget that just rolled out: People who think it’s a clown budget, bro.
-
The US Navy, seeking savings, shakes up its plans for more lethal attack submarines
The U.S. Navy is cutting back on the number of Virginia Payload Modules it plans to buy, and is changing the build strategy for the ships over the next three years.
-
Amid tensions with Pakistan, India cleared to buy 24 Seahawk helicopters
India intends to spend $2.6 billion on the new systems.
-
The enduring case for American naval power
With less than half of the Navy we had 30 years ago, but arguably three times the responsibility, and growing, we must reassert a decisive naval force and its relationship to American prosperity.
-
Virginia-class submarines facing delays
Find out why the Navy’s newest submarines are averaging 4-7 months in delays.
-
Retiring old cruisers?
According to budget documents the Navy wants to retire its oldest cruisers. But can the plan survive Congress?
-
Three shipbuilders to apply in Bulgarian $567M patrol vessel tender
Italy’s Fincantieri, Germany’s Lürssen, and Bulgarian shipbuilder MTG Dolphin are expected to make offers.
-
With the US Navy’s top shipbuilding priority on deck, red flags fly
There are concerns about the submarine-building enterprise and its ability to handle a $103 billion program plagued by delays.
-
Navy maintenance is a dumpster fire: The Drift, Vol. XXIV
I’ve heard a few generations of three- and four-stars now talk about digging out of the maintenance hole, and I’ve seen little evidence that they’re having any success.
-
That’s a clown budget, bro: The Drift, Vol. XXIII
There is a good number of people who don’t think much of this budget that just rolled out: People who think it’s a clown budget, bro.
-
The US Navy, seeking savings, shakes up its plans for more lethal attack submarines
The U.S. Navy is cutting back on the number of Virginia Payload Modules it plans to buy, and is changing the build strategy for the ships over the next three years.
-
Amid tensions with Pakistan, India cleared to buy 24 Seahawk helicopters
India intends to spend $2.6 billion on the new systems.
-
The enduring case for American naval power
With less than half of the Navy we had 30 years ago, but arguably three times the responsibility, and growing, we must reassert a decisive naval force and its relationship to American prosperity.
-
Virginia-class submarines facing delays
Find out why the Navy’s newest submarines are averaging 4-7 months in delays.
-
Retiring old cruisers?
According to budget documents the Navy wants to retire its oldest cruisers. But can the plan survive Congress?
