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US Navy must be able to compete in ‘gray zone’ conflict, says top service officer
China and Russia have employed tactics to harass neighbors and challenge the U.S. Navy.
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The US Navy’s next carrier is now 50 percent complete
The future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy is the next ship in the Ford class.
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Shipbuilders replace stealthy US destroyer’s 15-ton turbine
The delicate operation involved lifting and maneuvering the 15-ton Rolls-Royce marine turbine out of the ship.
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US Navy selects builder for new MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone
The Navy has traversed a long and complicated road in trying to develop a UAS that would fly on and off its aircraft carriers.
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German shipbuilders push for government favor against European rivals
Lawmakers press for a coveted “key technology” government designation in the surface-warfare segment, which would allow for acquisition shortcuts.
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After nearly 2 decades in development, the US Navy is close to operating with its new stealth fighter
Recent integration testing onboard the carrier Lincoln is the first time the naval aviation enterprise is rehearsing as a full band with its newest player.
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Unexploded mine found floating near Naval Base Kitsap detonated
he Coast Guard and Navy bomb technicians have detonated what they said appeared to be an unidentified mine floating in Puget Sound between Brownsville Marina and Bainbridge Island.
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Russia deploys military ships to Syria armed with Kalibr cruise missiles
The Russian naval grouping is led by the Northern Fleet’s guided missile cruiser Marshal Ustinov.
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India is one step closer to spending billions on new naval helicopters from US, allies
India’s Ministry of Defence’s apex procurement body okayed procurement of naval multirole and naval utility helicopters, but induction will not be made anytime soon.
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Romania to cut $159M deal for anti-ship missiles to protect Black Sea coast
Romanian Defence Minister Mihai Fifor says he plans to award the contract this year.
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US Navy must be able to compete in ‘gray zone’ conflict, says top service officer
China and Russia have employed tactics to harass neighbors and challenge the U.S. Navy.
-
The US Navy’s next carrier is now 50 percent complete
The future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy is the next ship in the Ford class.
-
Shipbuilders replace stealthy US destroyer’s 15-ton turbine
The delicate operation involved lifting and maneuvering the 15-ton Rolls-Royce marine turbine out of the ship.
-
US Navy selects builder for new MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone
The Navy has traversed a long and complicated road in trying to develop a UAS that would fly on and off its aircraft carriers.
-
German shipbuilders push for government favor against European rivals
Lawmakers press for a coveted “key technology” government designation in the surface-warfare segment, which would allow for acquisition shortcuts.
-
After nearly 2 decades in development, the US Navy is close to operating with its new stealth fighter
Recent integration testing onboard the carrier Lincoln is the first time the naval aviation enterprise is rehearsing as a full band with its newest player.
-
Unexploded mine found floating near Naval Base Kitsap detonated
he Coast Guard and Navy bomb technicians have detonated what they said appeared to be an unidentified mine floating in Puget Sound between Brownsville Marina and Bainbridge Island.
-
Russia deploys military ships to Syria armed with Kalibr cruise missiles
The Russian naval grouping is led by the Northern Fleet’s guided missile cruiser Marshal Ustinov.
-
India is one step closer to spending billions on new naval helicopters from US, allies
India’s Ministry of Defence’s apex procurement body okayed procurement of naval multirole and naval utility helicopters, but induction will not be made anytime soon.
-
Romania to cut $159M deal for anti-ship missiles to protect Black Sea coast
Romanian Defence Minister Mihai Fifor says he plans to award the contract this year.
-
US Navy must be able to compete in ‘gray zone’ conflict, says top service officer
China and Russia have employed tactics to harass neighbors and challenge the U.S. Navy.
-
The US Navy’s next carrier is now 50 percent complete
The future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy is the next ship in the Ford class.
-
Shipbuilders replace stealthy US destroyer’s 15-ton turbine
The delicate operation involved lifting and maneuvering the 15-ton Rolls-Royce marine turbine out of the ship.
-
US Navy selects builder for new MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone
The Navy has traversed a long and complicated road in trying to develop a UAS that would fly on and off its aircraft carriers.
-
German shipbuilders push for government favor against European rivals
Lawmakers press for a coveted “key technology” government designation in the surface-warfare segment, which would allow for acquisition shortcuts.
-
After nearly 2 decades in development, the US Navy is close to operating with its new stealth fighter
Recent integration testing onboard the carrier Lincoln is the first time the naval aviation enterprise is rehearsing as a full band with its newest player.
-
Unexploded mine found floating near Naval Base Kitsap detonated
he Coast Guard and Navy bomb technicians have detonated what they said appeared to be an unidentified mine floating in Puget Sound between Brownsville Marina and Bainbridge Island.
-
Russia deploys military ships to Syria armed with Kalibr cruise missiles
The Russian naval grouping is led by the Northern Fleet’s guided missile cruiser Marshal Ustinov.
-
India is one step closer to spending billions on new naval helicopters from US, allies
India’s Ministry of Defence’s apex procurement body okayed procurement of naval multirole and naval utility helicopters, but induction will not be made anytime soon.
-
Romania to cut $159M deal for anti-ship missiles to protect Black Sea coast
Romanian Defence Minister Mihai Fifor says he plans to award the contract this year.
