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The US Navy’s new, more lethal frigate is coming into focus
The service is zeroing in on a cost and the shape of its new frigate as it prepares to launch an open competition this summer.
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Surface Navy Deleted Scenes & The NeverEnding Mission: The Drift XV
For this edition of The Drift, I want to circle back to some things that I haven’t written up yet from my pre-Surface Navy Association interview with Rear Adm. Boxall, who was incredibly generous with his time, and cover some ground I haven’t made publicly available yet.
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Accusations fly between South Korea and Japan over ‘threatening’ maritime maneuvers
Two U.S. allies have become embroiled in a fresh controversy.
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German Navy returns to treating the Baltic Sea as a potential theater of war
The inaugural class of the German Maritime Forces Staff begins work on a regional alliance meant to help NATO manage naval conflicts.
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Work completed on Navy’s upgraded nuclear warhead
The W76-1 production run is over. But more work remains for the agency in charge of America’s warheads.
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Change of plans: South Korea to start from scratch with helo competition
It looked like Italy’s Leonardo was going to be an easy winner for South Korea’s second batch of anti-submarine helicopters. But the Defense Acquisition Program Administration threw a curve ball.
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Italian Navy, industry jointly fund warship tour in military training and marketing scheme
An Italian FREMM frigate has set off to tour five Middle Eastern nations, marking the latest in a series of Italian Navy promotional tours funded by the firms that build its warships.
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The SPY-6 radar is closer to deploying with the fleet
Find out the latest details on the next-gen radar development work being done by Raytheon.
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What does Lockheed Martin’s version of a future frigate look like?
Lockheed Martin’s Joe DiPietro explains what the company will offer for the Navy’s FFG(X) program.
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Trump’s new nuclear weapon has entered production
The W76-2 will be launched by submarines.
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The US Navy’s new, more lethal frigate is coming into focus
The service is zeroing in on a cost and the shape of its new frigate as it prepares to launch an open competition this summer.
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Surface Navy Deleted Scenes & The NeverEnding Mission: The Drift XV
For this edition of The Drift, I want to circle back to some things that I haven’t written up yet from my pre-Surface Navy Association interview with Rear Adm. Boxall, who was incredibly generous with his time, and cover some ground I haven’t made publicly available yet.
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Accusations fly between South Korea and Japan over ‘threatening’ maritime maneuvers
Two U.S. allies have become embroiled in a fresh controversy.
-
German Navy returns to treating the Baltic Sea as a potential theater of war
The inaugural class of the German Maritime Forces Staff begins work on a regional alliance meant to help NATO manage naval conflicts.
-
Work completed on Navy’s upgraded nuclear warhead
The W76-1 production run is over. But more work remains for the agency in charge of America’s warheads.
-
Change of plans: South Korea to start from scratch with helo competition
It looked like Italy’s Leonardo was going to be an easy winner for South Korea’s second batch of anti-submarine helicopters. But the Defense Acquisition Program Administration threw a curve ball.
-
Italian Navy, industry jointly fund warship tour in military training and marketing scheme
An Italian FREMM frigate has set off to tour five Middle Eastern nations, marking the latest in a series of Italian Navy promotional tours funded by the firms that build its warships.
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The SPY-6 radar is closer to deploying with the fleet
Find out the latest details on the next-gen radar development work being done by Raytheon.
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What does Lockheed Martin’s version of a future frigate look like?
Lockheed Martin’s Joe DiPietro explains what the company will offer for the Navy’s FFG(X) program.
-
Trump’s new nuclear weapon has entered production
The W76-2 will be launched by submarines.
-
The US Navy’s new, more lethal frigate is coming into focus
The service is zeroing in on a cost and the shape of its new frigate as it prepares to launch an open competition this summer.
-
Surface Navy Deleted Scenes & The NeverEnding Mission: The Drift XV
For this edition of The Drift, I want to circle back to some things that I haven’t written up yet from my pre-Surface Navy Association interview with Rear Adm. Boxall, who was incredibly generous with his time, and cover some ground I haven’t made publicly available yet.
-
Accusations fly between South Korea and Japan over ‘threatening’ maritime maneuvers
Two U.S. allies have become embroiled in a fresh controversy.
-
German Navy returns to treating the Baltic Sea as a potential theater of war
The inaugural class of the German Maritime Forces Staff begins work on a regional alliance meant to help NATO manage naval conflicts.
-
Work completed on Navy’s upgraded nuclear warhead
The W76-1 production run is over. But more work remains for the agency in charge of America’s warheads.
-
Change of plans: South Korea to start from scratch with helo competition
It looked like Italy’s Leonardo was going to be an easy winner for South Korea’s second batch of anti-submarine helicopters. But the Defense Acquisition Program Administration threw a curve ball.
-
Italian Navy, industry jointly fund warship tour in military training and marketing scheme
An Italian FREMM frigate has set off to tour five Middle Eastern nations, marking the latest in a series of Italian Navy promotional tours funded by the firms that build its warships.
-
The SPY-6 radar is closer to deploying with the fleet
Find out the latest details on the next-gen radar development work being done by Raytheon.
-
What does Lockheed Martin’s version of a future frigate look like?
Lockheed Martin’s Joe DiPietro explains what the company will offer for the Navy’s FFG(X) program.
