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US Navy awards major contract to Huntington Ingalls for its newest class of amphibious vessels
LPD-30 is the first of the 13-ship LPD-17 Flight II class that will replace the current dock landing ships.
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Japan launches first ship of new destroyer class
The Maya is the first of two 27DDG-class destroyers ordered by the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force.
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Japan is ready to ink a $1.2 billion contract with Lockheed Martin for missile defense systems
The Japanese government has officially chosen Lockheed Martin to provide the radar arrays for its forthcoming Aegis Ashore sites.
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The US Navy’s Columbia-class subs could squeeze General Dynamics’ profits
At least in the short term, construction of the first ballistic missile submarine in decades will put pressure on General Dynamics’ profits margins.
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The US Navy’s upgraded Harpoon ship-killer missile is in line for a boost from Congress
Boeing’s Harpoon stands to be among the big winners coming out of this week’s National Defense Authorization Act conference.
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The US Navy’s fighter woes are boosting Boeing’s bottom line
The Navy is planning to modernize its current jets and buy dozens more in its quest to dig out of a severe readiness hole.
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Raytheon wants to drive Boeing’s Harpoon anti-ship missile into extinction
Raytheon’s top executive sees potentially billions of dollars in new contracts over the coming years for the company’s Naval Strike Missile.
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Heavy polar icebreaker questions mount for Coast Guard
The Coast Guard still plans to move forward next year on the icebreaker, despite causes of concern
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What’s the problem with Spain’s new submarine?
Expensive new additions to the subs have created a bit of an issue for Spain.
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US Navy awards major contract to Huntington Ingalls for its newest class of amphibious vessels
LPD-30 is the first of the 13-ship LPD-17 Flight II class that will replace the current dock landing ships.
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SPAWAR inks lucrative contract
It’s a contract SAIC had held for more than two decades.
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Japan launches first ship of new destroyer class
The Maya is the first of two 27DDG-class destroyers ordered by the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force.
-
Japan is ready to ink a $1.2 billion contract with Lockheed Martin for missile defense systems
The Japanese government has officially chosen Lockheed Martin to provide the radar arrays for its forthcoming Aegis Ashore sites.
-
The US Navy’s Columbia-class subs could squeeze General Dynamics’ profits
At least in the short term, construction of the first ballistic missile submarine in decades will put pressure on General Dynamics’ profits margins.
-
The US Navy’s upgraded Harpoon ship-killer missile is in line for a boost from Congress
Boeing’s Harpoon stands to be among the big winners coming out of this week’s National Defense Authorization Act conference.
-
The US Navy’s fighter woes are boosting Boeing’s bottom line
The Navy is planning to modernize its current jets and buy dozens more in its quest to dig out of a severe readiness hole.
-
Raytheon wants to drive Boeing’s Harpoon anti-ship missile into extinction
Raytheon’s top executive sees potentially billions of dollars in new contracts over the coming years for the company’s Naval Strike Missile.
-
Heavy polar icebreaker questions mount for Coast Guard
The Coast Guard still plans to move forward next year on the icebreaker, despite causes of concern
-
What’s the problem with Spain’s new submarine?
Expensive new additions to the subs have created a bit of an issue for Spain.
-
US Navy awards major contract to Huntington Ingalls for its newest class of amphibious vessels
LPD-30 is the first of the 13-ship LPD-17 Flight II class that will replace the current dock landing ships.
-
SPAWAR inks lucrative contract
It’s a contract SAIC had held for more than two decades.
-
Japan launches first ship of new destroyer class
The Maya is the first of two 27DDG-class destroyers ordered by the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force.
-
Japan is ready to ink a $1.2 billion contract with Lockheed Martin for missile defense systems
The Japanese government has officially chosen Lockheed Martin to provide the radar arrays for its forthcoming Aegis Ashore sites.
-
The US Navy’s Columbia-class subs could squeeze General Dynamics’ profits
At least in the short term, construction of the first ballistic missile submarine in decades will put pressure on General Dynamics’ profits margins.
-
The US Navy’s upgraded Harpoon ship-killer missile is in line for a boost from Congress
Boeing’s Harpoon stands to be among the big winners coming out of this week’s National Defense Authorization Act conference.
-
The US Navy’s fighter woes are boosting Boeing’s bottom line
The Navy is planning to modernize its current jets and buy dozens more in its quest to dig out of a severe readiness hole.
-
Raytheon wants to drive Boeing’s Harpoon anti-ship missile into extinction
Raytheon’s top executive sees potentially billions of dollars in new contracts over the coming years for the company’s Naval Strike Missile.
-
Heavy polar icebreaker questions mount for Coast Guard
The Coast Guard still plans to move forward next year on the icebreaker, despite causes of concern
-
What’s the problem with Spain’s new submarine?
Expensive new additions to the subs have created a bit of an issue for Spain.
