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Naval Group: Talks with Australia still underway for sub buy
Naval Group sought to play down media reports of a potential collapse of talks for a major contract with Australia for 12 ocean-going submarines.
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Britain to bolster Arctic defense, military drills to counter Russian presence
Cold weather training of Royal Marines had largely lapsed due to Britain’s focus on operations in Afghanistan.
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With historic first F-35B landings on HMS Queen Elizabeth, the UK is back in the saddle of carrier aviation
The carrier and its first F-35B landing represent a new chapter in the United Kingdom’s long naval history, one that in recent years has been marked by decline and false starts.
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Is this the Marine Corps’ next amphibious combat vehicle?
Questions remain as to how the Marines are going to fill the fleet gap between the aging AAV and the new ACV, which will not be fully deployed for at least six years.
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Kongsberg’s Hydroid hoping REMUS drone will help Marines clear mines in shallow water
Kongsberg’s Hydroid is looking to sell its REMUS 100 to help the Marines sweep sea mines in the breakwater ahead of beach landings.
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What will launch from France’s future aircraft carrier? The government and Navy are teaming up to find out
The studies will consider the future carrier’s capability to carry the Rafale fighter jet and its successor, as well as drones.
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On the new battlefield, US Navy must get software updates to the fleet within days, acquisition boss says
If the U.S. Navy can’t get software updates to the fleet fast, it might fall behind on the modern battlefield.
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US military forces put multidomain operations to the test in Pacific
Participants included the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan, five surface ships, more than 160 aircraft and approximately 15,000 personnel.
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With a big cash infusion, Congress is all-in on the amphibious Navy
This move is being driven by China and Russia, which have made the capability of long-range anti-ship strike from shore batteries a priority in order to keep the U.S. Navy’s carriers at bay.
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From boneyard to brand new: Outside contractor gives new life to H-53 helos
Erickson Incorporated has taken on the overhaul of several H-53 helicopters as depots hit max capacity.
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Naval Group: Talks with Australia still underway for sub buy
Naval Group sought to play down media reports of a potential collapse of talks for a major contract with Australia for 12 ocean-going submarines.
-
Britain to bolster Arctic defense, military drills to counter Russian presence
Cold weather training of Royal Marines had largely lapsed due to Britain’s focus on operations in Afghanistan.
-
With historic first F-35B landings on HMS Queen Elizabeth, the UK is back in the saddle of carrier aviation
The carrier and its first F-35B landing represent a new chapter in the United Kingdom’s long naval history, one that in recent years has been marked by decline and false starts.
-
Is this the Marine Corps’ next amphibious combat vehicle?
Questions remain as to how the Marines are going to fill the fleet gap between the aging AAV and the new ACV, which will not be fully deployed for at least six years.
-
Kongsberg’s Hydroid hoping REMUS drone will help Marines clear mines in shallow water
Kongsberg’s Hydroid is looking to sell its REMUS 100 to help the Marines sweep sea mines in the breakwater ahead of beach landings.
-
What will launch from France’s future aircraft carrier? The government and Navy are teaming up to find out
The studies will consider the future carrier’s capability to carry the Rafale fighter jet and its successor, as well as drones.
-
On the new battlefield, US Navy must get software updates to the fleet within days, acquisition boss says
If the U.S. Navy can’t get software updates to the fleet fast, it might fall behind on the modern battlefield.
-
US military forces put multidomain operations to the test in Pacific
Participants included the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan, five surface ships, more than 160 aircraft and approximately 15,000 personnel.
-
With a big cash infusion, Congress is all-in on the amphibious Navy
This move is being driven by China and Russia, which have made the capability of long-range anti-ship strike from shore batteries a priority in order to keep the U.S. Navy’s carriers at bay.
-
From boneyard to brand new: Outside contractor gives new life to H-53 helos
Erickson Incorporated has taken on the overhaul of several H-53 helicopters as depots hit max capacity.
-
Naval Group: Talks with Australia still underway for sub buy
Naval Group sought to play down media reports of a potential collapse of talks for a major contract with Australia for 12 ocean-going submarines.
-
Britain to bolster Arctic defense, military drills to counter Russian presence
Cold weather training of Royal Marines had largely lapsed due to Britain’s focus on operations in Afghanistan.
-
With historic first F-35B landings on HMS Queen Elizabeth, the UK is back in the saddle of carrier aviation
The carrier and its first F-35B landing represent a new chapter in the United Kingdom’s long naval history, one that in recent years has been marked by decline and false starts.
-
Is this the Marine Corps’ next amphibious combat vehicle?
Questions remain as to how the Marines are going to fill the fleet gap between the aging AAV and the new ACV, which will not be fully deployed for at least six years.
-
Kongsberg’s Hydroid hoping REMUS drone will help Marines clear mines in shallow water
Kongsberg’s Hydroid is looking to sell its REMUS 100 to help the Marines sweep sea mines in the breakwater ahead of beach landings.
-
What will launch from France’s future aircraft carrier? The government and Navy are teaming up to find out
The studies will consider the future carrier’s capability to carry the Rafale fighter jet and its successor, as well as drones.
-
On the new battlefield, US Navy must get software updates to the fleet within days, acquisition boss says
If the U.S. Navy can’t get software updates to the fleet fast, it might fall behind on the modern battlefield.
-
US military forces put multidomain operations to the test in Pacific
Participants included the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan, five surface ships, more than 160 aircraft and approximately 15,000 personnel.
-
With a big cash infusion, Congress is all-in on the amphibious Navy
This move is being driven by China and Russia, which have made the capability of long-range anti-ship strike from shore batteries a priority in order to keep the U.S. Navy’s carriers at bay.
-
From boneyard to brand new: Outside contractor gives new life to H-53 helos
Erickson Incorporated has taken on the overhaul of several H-53 helicopters as depots hit max capacity.
