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CNO Meets the Press: The Drift, Vol. XXII
CNO meets the press and talks about just about everything in this week’s Drift!
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With an eye to China and Russia, the US Navy plans a lethal upgrade to its destroyers
Facing threats from ever-faster missiles and increasingly complicated air threats from China and Russia, the U.S. Navy is moving toward a major upgrade to its stalwart Arleigh Burke destroyer fleet.
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Late is the new normal for Virginia-class attack boats
It’s a problem the Navy will have to address as it prepares to buy the 10-ship Block V Virginia-class boats and begins construction on the vital Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines.
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The US Navy, facing a shortfall, aims to ink an enormous attack sub contract next month
The contract will likely be the largest submarine contract since 2014, when the Navy signed a 10-sub, $17.6 billion contract for Block IV Virginia-class subs.
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Once again, the US Navy looks to scrap its largest combatants to save money
The U.S. Navy has once again targeted its cruisers for the budget ax.
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The sealift gap is getting worse: The Drift, Vol. XXI
Tonight, we are going to get into one of my favorite topics: Sealift.
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Inhofe not on board with plans to shutter aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman
Plans to decommission the Truman are struggling on Capitol Hill.
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A classified Pentagon maritime drone program is about to get its moment in the sun
A project birthed in the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is getting some serious buy-in from the U.S. Navy.
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The US Navy will hit a milestone ship count in 2020; pours money into sailors, subs and unmanned tech
It looks as if the Navy will pass the 300 ships mark for the first time since 2002, a big step toward its current goal of 355 ships.
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The strange case of a ‘European aircraft carrier’
An idea out of left field has Germany’s defense intelligentsia abuzz.
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CNO Meets the Press: The Drift, Vol. XXII
CNO meets the press and talks about just about everything in this week’s Drift!
-
With an eye to China and Russia, the US Navy plans a lethal upgrade to its destroyers
Facing threats from ever-faster missiles and increasingly complicated air threats from China and Russia, the U.S. Navy is moving toward a major upgrade to its stalwart Arleigh Burke destroyer fleet.
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Late is the new normal for Virginia-class attack boats
It’s a problem the Navy will have to address as it prepares to buy the 10-ship Block V Virginia-class boats and begins construction on the vital Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines.
-
The US Navy, facing a shortfall, aims to ink an enormous attack sub contract next month
The contract will likely be the largest submarine contract since 2014, when the Navy signed a 10-sub, $17.6 billion contract for Block IV Virginia-class subs.
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Once again, the US Navy looks to scrap its largest combatants to save money
The U.S. Navy has once again targeted its cruisers for the budget ax.
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The sealift gap is getting worse: The Drift, Vol. XXI
Tonight, we are going to get into one of my favorite topics: Sealift.
-
Inhofe not on board with plans to shutter aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman
Plans to decommission the Truman are struggling on Capitol Hill.
-
A classified Pentagon maritime drone program is about to get its moment in the sun
A project birthed in the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is getting some serious buy-in from the U.S. Navy.
-
The US Navy will hit a milestone ship count in 2020; pours money into sailors, subs and unmanned tech
It looks as if the Navy will pass the 300 ships mark for the first time since 2002, a big step toward its current goal of 355 ships.
-
The strange case of a ‘European aircraft carrier’
An idea out of left field has Germany’s defense intelligentsia abuzz.
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CNO Meets the Press: The Drift, Vol. XXII
CNO meets the press and talks about just about everything in this week’s Drift!
-
With an eye to China and Russia, the US Navy plans a lethal upgrade to its destroyers
Facing threats from ever-faster missiles and increasingly complicated air threats from China and Russia, the U.S. Navy is moving toward a major upgrade to its stalwart Arleigh Burke destroyer fleet.
-
Late is the new normal for Virginia-class attack boats
It’s a problem the Navy will have to address as it prepares to buy the 10-ship Block V Virginia-class boats and begins construction on the vital Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines.
-
The US Navy, facing a shortfall, aims to ink an enormous attack sub contract next month
The contract will likely be the largest submarine contract since 2014, when the Navy signed a 10-sub, $17.6 billion contract for Block IV Virginia-class subs.
-
Once again, the US Navy looks to scrap its largest combatants to save money
The U.S. Navy has once again targeted its cruisers for the budget ax.
-
The sealift gap is getting worse: The Drift, Vol. XXI
Tonight, we are going to get into one of my favorite topics: Sealift.
-
Inhofe not on board with plans to shutter aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman
Plans to decommission the Truman are struggling on Capitol Hill.
-
A classified Pentagon maritime drone program is about to get its moment in the sun
A project birthed in the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is getting some serious buy-in from the U.S. Navy.
-
The US Navy will hit a milestone ship count in 2020; pours money into sailors, subs and unmanned tech
It looks as if the Navy will pass the 300 ships mark for the first time since 2002, a big step toward its current goal of 355 ships.
-
The strange case of a ‘European aircraft carrier’
An idea out of left field has Germany’s defense intelligentsia abuzz.
