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France takes delivery of its 5th FREMM
The delivery is a step toward an eight-ship fleet that will be the “backbone” of the French Navy.
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UK halts plans for a budget frigate
Britain’s Ministry of Defence waited for the day Parliament went into its summer recess to reveal that a competition to build five frigates had been put on ice.
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France makes progress on refitting submarine for M51 missiles
The overhaul and refit required the hull to be split open and new silos installed for the M51 missile.
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The US Navy’s new anti-ship missile scores a hit at RIMPAC, but there’s a twist
The demonstration is likely to raise eyebrows in China.
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Full speed ahead on the new US Navy frigate
The U.S. Navy has focused too much on high-end ships and has neglected the importance of less expensive, smaller vessels that can perform important combat missions on their own.
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US Navy asks Congress to shift millions of dollars to fix high-tech supercarrier
The money will go toward fixing a number of issues that arose during its recently concluded post-delivery trials.
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Defense bill would kill whales, Democrats say
119 Democrats want to preserve wildlife protections that would be weakened by the House’s FY19 NDAA.
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This is what it looks like when a MK-48 torpedo breaks your keel
The damage inflicted on a surface combatant by a modern torpedo striking the hull is so severe that it presents an existential threat to even the U.S. Navy’s famously tough ships.
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Jim Mattis’ ‘dynamic force employment’ concept just got real for the US Navy
Truman’s abbreviated deployment to Europe is a radical step toward the ultimate goal of restoring readiness so forces can be ready for a major conflict on short notice.
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US Navy’s surface ship program head confident on meeting 355-ship goal
The rear admiral cast aside doubts on the feasibility of using ships whose service life have been extended.
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France takes delivery of its 5th FREMM
The delivery is a step toward an eight-ship fleet that will be the “backbone” of the French Navy.
-
UK halts plans for a budget frigate
Britain’s Ministry of Defence waited for the day Parliament went into its summer recess to reveal that a competition to build five frigates had been put on ice.
-
France makes progress on refitting submarine for M51 missiles
The overhaul and refit required the hull to be split open and new silos installed for the M51 missile.
-
The US Navy’s new anti-ship missile scores a hit at RIMPAC, but there’s a twist
The demonstration is likely to raise eyebrows in China.
-
Full speed ahead on the new US Navy frigate
The U.S. Navy has focused too much on high-end ships and has neglected the importance of less expensive, smaller vessels that can perform important combat missions on their own.
-
US Navy asks Congress to shift millions of dollars to fix high-tech supercarrier
The money will go toward fixing a number of issues that arose during its recently concluded post-delivery trials.
-
Defense bill would kill whales, Democrats say
119 Democrats want to preserve wildlife protections that would be weakened by the House’s FY19 NDAA.
-
This is what it looks like when a MK-48 torpedo breaks your keel
The damage inflicted on a surface combatant by a modern torpedo striking the hull is so severe that it presents an existential threat to even the U.S. Navy’s famously tough ships.
-
Jim Mattis’ ‘dynamic force employment’ concept just got real for the US Navy
Truman’s abbreviated deployment to Europe is a radical step toward the ultimate goal of restoring readiness so forces can be ready for a major conflict on short notice.
-
US Navy’s surface ship program head confident on meeting 355-ship goal
The rear admiral cast aside doubts on the feasibility of using ships whose service life have been extended.
-
France takes delivery of its 5th FREMM
The delivery is a step toward an eight-ship fleet that will be the “backbone” of the French Navy.
-
UK halts plans for a budget frigate
Britain’s Ministry of Defence waited for the day Parliament went into its summer recess to reveal that a competition to build five frigates had been put on ice.
-
France makes progress on refitting submarine for M51 missiles
The overhaul and refit required the hull to be split open and new silos installed for the M51 missile.
-
The US Navy’s new anti-ship missile scores a hit at RIMPAC, but there’s a twist
The demonstration is likely to raise eyebrows in China.
-
Full speed ahead on the new US Navy frigate
The U.S. Navy has focused too much on high-end ships and has neglected the importance of less expensive, smaller vessels that can perform important combat missions on their own.
-
US Navy asks Congress to shift millions of dollars to fix high-tech supercarrier
The money will go toward fixing a number of issues that arose during its recently concluded post-delivery trials.
-
Defense bill would kill whales, Democrats say
119 Democrats want to preserve wildlife protections that would be weakened by the House’s FY19 NDAA.
-
This is what it looks like when a MK-48 torpedo breaks your keel
The damage inflicted on a surface combatant by a modern torpedo striking the hull is so severe that it presents an existential threat to even the U.S. Navy’s famously tough ships.
-
Jim Mattis’ ‘dynamic force employment’ concept just got real for the US Navy
Truman’s abbreviated deployment to Europe is a radical step toward the ultimate goal of restoring readiness so forces can be ready for a major conflict on short notice.
-
US Navy’s surface ship program head confident on meeting 355-ship goal
The rear admiral cast aside doubts on the feasibility of using ships whose service life have been extended.
