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Italian row with France unsettles naval industry cooperation
Analysts fear fallout for defense industry collaboration between the countries.
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French navy to get four new logistics ships in $1.9 billion deal
The first two vessels are scheduled for delivery by 2025 to start replacing the service’s last three Durance-class command and supply ships.
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Double your Ford class, double your fun: The Drift, Vol. XVI
The Navy decided, in a most inconsiderate way, to throw a wrench into my plans to write about dynamic force employment, 2nd Fleet and the changes to the Navy’s command-and-control structure.
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US Navy signs mammoth contract with Huntington Ingalls for two aircraft carriers
The carriers were previously reported to cost about $24 billion, and the Navy projected it would save about $4 billion by contracting for two Ford-class carriers.
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The US Navy is planning for its new frigate to be a workhorse
The Navy has bemoaned the lack of a small surface combatant that can hold down low-end, time-intensive missions but still contribute in a high-end fight, which has been the impetus behind the whole FFG(X) program.
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With shutdown over, Japan cleared to spend $2.15 billion on Aegis Ashore
Japan has formally moved to buy the Aegis Ashore capability.
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US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
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Spanish shipbuilder recalls 4 workers from Venezuela
A finalist in the U.S. Navy’s new frigate program, Navantia withdrew four Spanish technicians from Venezuela.
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What does 2019 look like for the U.S. Sixth Fleet?
Vice Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the commander of the U.S. Sixth Fleet, discusses the fleet’s plans for 2019.
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Italian row with France unsettles naval industry cooperation
Analysts fear fallout for defense industry collaboration between the countries.
-
French navy to get four new logistics ships in $1.9 billion deal
The first two vessels are scheduled for delivery by 2025 to start replacing the service’s last three Durance-class command and supply ships.
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Double your Ford class, double your fun: The Drift, Vol. XVI
The Navy decided, in a most inconsiderate way, to throw a wrench into my plans to write about dynamic force employment, 2nd Fleet and the changes to the Navy’s command-and-control structure.
-
US Navy signs mammoth contract with Huntington Ingalls for two aircraft carriers
The carriers were previously reported to cost about $24 billion, and the Navy projected it would save about $4 billion by contracting for two Ford-class carriers.
-
The US Navy is planning for its new frigate to be a workhorse
The Navy has bemoaned the lack of a small surface combatant that can hold down low-end, time-intensive missions but still contribute in a high-end fight, which has been the impetus behind the whole FFG(X) program.
-
With shutdown over, Japan cleared to spend $2.15 billion on Aegis Ashore
Japan has formally moved to buy the Aegis Ashore capability.
-
US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
-
Spanish shipbuilder recalls 4 workers from Venezuela
A finalist in the U.S. Navy’s new frigate program, Navantia withdrew four Spanish technicians from Venezuela.
-
What does 2019 look like for the U.S. Sixth Fleet?
Vice Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the commander of the U.S. Sixth Fleet, discusses the fleet’s plans for 2019.
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Trump’s new nuclear weapon has entered production
The W76-2 will be launched by submarines.
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Italian row with France unsettles naval industry cooperation
Analysts fear fallout for defense industry collaboration between the countries.
-
French navy to get four new logistics ships in $1.9 billion deal
The first two vessels are scheduled for delivery by 2025 to start replacing the service’s last three Durance-class command and supply ships.
-
Double your Ford class, double your fun: The Drift, Vol. XVI
The Navy decided, in a most inconsiderate way, to throw a wrench into my plans to write about dynamic force employment, 2nd Fleet and the changes to the Navy’s command-and-control structure.
-
US Navy signs mammoth contract with Huntington Ingalls for two aircraft carriers
The carriers were previously reported to cost about $24 billion, and the Navy projected it would save about $4 billion by contracting for two Ford-class carriers.
-
The US Navy is planning for its new frigate to be a workhorse
The Navy has bemoaned the lack of a small surface combatant that can hold down low-end, time-intensive missions but still contribute in a high-end fight, which has been the impetus behind the whole FFG(X) program.
-
With shutdown over, Japan cleared to spend $2.15 billion on Aegis Ashore
Japan has formally moved to buy the Aegis Ashore capability.
-
US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
-
Spanish shipbuilder recalls 4 workers from Venezuela
A finalist in the U.S. Navy’s new frigate program, Navantia withdrew four Spanish technicians from Venezuela.
-
What does 2019 look like for the U.S. Sixth Fleet?
Vice Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the commander of the U.S. Sixth Fleet, discusses the fleet’s plans for 2019.
-
Trump’s new nuclear weapon has entered production
The W76-2 will be launched by submarines.
