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France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
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SM-3 Block IIA intercept succeeds
Demonstrating a new capability while doing so, the Missile Defense Agency had a successful missile defense intercept test off of Hawaii.
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The Navy’s newest stealth destroyer hits the water
The final Zumwalt-class destroyer, the U.S.S. Lyndon B. Johnson, has been launched in Maine.
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Australia, Naval Group conclude sub negotiations
Australian Defence Minister Christopher Pyne confirmed that the Australian government has finally concluded negotiations for 12 large conventionally-powered attack submarines from Naval Group.
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US Navy, Missile Defense Agency shoot down an intermediate-range ballistic missile in space
The test marked the second consecutive successful intercept for the SM-3 Block IIA missile in development. The intercept followed an October success, which shook off two hard-luck consecutive failures.
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The US Navy’s last stealth destroyer is in the water
The Johnson will be different from its sister ships, the Monsoor and Zumwalt, primarily because of its steel deckhouse.
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Here are the top 3 contenders for the British Royal Navy’s new budget frigate
The U.K. plans to initially build five of the frigates, with a top-line budget of £1.25 billion for the whole program.
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Egypt, France’s Naval Group reach five-year maintenance agreement
The agreement covers five years of maintenance for seven ships in the Egyptian navy.
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Poor maintenance contributed to a devastating C-130 crash. Here’s how the Air Force will make sure it doesn’t happen again.
How did a corroded KC-130T blade escape the Air Force’s quality control apparatus?
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US Navy’s littoral combat ship program inches closer to fielding new capabilities
After years of development, the Navy is ready to start integrating its new anti-submarine warfare mission module on the littoral combat ship.
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France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
-
SM-3 Block IIA intercept succeeds
Demonstrating a new capability while doing so, the Missile Defense Agency had a successful missile defense intercept test off of Hawaii.
-
The Navy’s newest stealth destroyer hits the water
The final Zumwalt-class destroyer, the U.S.S. Lyndon B. Johnson, has been launched in Maine.
-
Australia, Naval Group conclude sub negotiations
Australian Defence Minister Christopher Pyne confirmed that the Australian government has finally concluded negotiations for 12 large conventionally-powered attack submarines from Naval Group.
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US Navy, Missile Defense Agency shoot down an intermediate-range ballistic missile in space
The test marked the second consecutive successful intercept for the SM-3 Block IIA missile in development. The intercept followed an October success, which shook off two hard-luck consecutive failures.
-
The US Navy’s last stealth destroyer is in the water
The Johnson will be different from its sister ships, the Monsoor and Zumwalt, primarily because of its steel deckhouse.
-
Here are the top 3 contenders for the British Royal Navy’s new budget frigate
The U.K. plans to initially build five of the frigates, with a top-line budget of £1.25 billion for the whole program.
-
Egypt, France’s Naval Group reach five-year maintenance agreement
The agreement covers five years of maintenance for seven ships in the Egyptian navy.
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Poor maintenance contributed to a devastating C-130 crash. Here’s how the Air Force will make sure it doesn’t happen again.
How did a corroded KC-130T blade escape the Air Force’s quality control apparatus?
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US Navy’s littoral combat ship program inches closer to fielding new capabilities
After years of development, the Navy is ready to start integrating its new anti-submarine warfare mission module on the littoral combat ship.
-
France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
-
SM-3 Block IIA intercept succeeds
Demonstrating a new capability while doing so, the Missile Defense Agency had a successful missile defense intercept test off of Hawaii.
-
The Navy’s newest stealth destroyer hits the water
The final Zumwalt-class destroyer, the U.S.S. Lyndon B. Johnson, has been launched in Maine.
-
Australia, Naval Group conclude sub negotiations
Australian Defence Minister Christopher Pyne confirmed that the Australian government has finally concluded negotiations for 12 large conventionally-powered attack submarines from Naval Group.
-
US Navy, Missile Defense Agency shoot down an intermediate-range ballistic missile in space
The test marked the second consecutive successful intercept for the SM-3 Block IIA missile in development. The intercept followed an October success, which shook off two hard-luck consecutive failures.
-
The US Navy’s last stealth destroyer is in the water
The Johnson will be different from its sister ships, the Monsoor and Zumwalt, primarily because of its steel deckhouse.
-
Here are the top 3 contenders for the British Royal Navy’s new budget frigate
The U.K. plans to initially build five of the frigates, with a top-line budget of £1.25 billion for the whole program.
-
Egypt, France’s Naval Group reach five-year maintenance agreement
The agreement covers five years of maintenance for seven ships in the Egyptian navy.
-
Poor maintenance contributed to a devastating C-130 crash. Here’s how the Air Force will make sure it doesn’t happen again.
How did a corroded KC-130T blade escape the Air Force’s quality control apparatus?
-
US Navy’s littoral combat ship program inches closer to fielding new capabilities
After years of development, the Navy is ready to start integrating its new anti-submarine warfare mission module on the littoral combat ship.
