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Naval Group execs head to Poland to extoll virtues of its submarine
Scorpene, which is a frontrunner in the Polish tender, said François Dupont, director of the international trade department.
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In the Baltic, shadowed by Russia, NATO allies focus on great power competition
Defense News brings you to the front lines of the BALTOPS training exercise, where Russian vessels are shadowing NATO ships.
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US Navy pushes ahead with bid to extend the range of its sub-killer torpedo
The award is part of ONR’s Torpedo Advanced Propulsion System project that has some lofty ambitions attached to it.
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Norway’s Coast Guard stares down big challenges in Arctic
Only one Norwegian Coast Guard ship can be spared to patrol the waters around Svalbard, an island to the north of Norway’s mainland about the size of Ireland.
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How Virginia-class subs will be able to pack an even bigger punch
New payload tubes for a U.S. Navy submarine class may be able to launch unmanned systems in the future.
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Lockheed, Austal USA serve up new batch of LCS amid frigate competition
The littoral combat ship program continues to push ships to the fleet as the program begins to wind down ahead of the Navy’s planned transition to a future frigate.
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With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
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Take a tour of the Italian ship that may be the US Navy’s future frigate
Defense News spent three days on a top contender for the U.S. Navy’s future frigate. See what it has to offer.
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The Italian ship that may be the US Navy’s future frigate
Defense News spent three days on a top contender for the U.S. Navy’s future frigate. Here’s what it has to offer.
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The US Navy’s fleet is getting old. It might get a lot older.
The document raises questions about how exactly the Navy would accomplish the extended service lives on its hard-worn surface combatants and amphibious ships.
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Naval Group execs head to Poland to extoll virtues of its submarine
Scorpene, which is a frontrunner in the Polish tender, said François Dupont, director of the international trade department.
-
In the Baltic, shadowed by Russia, NATO allies focus on great power competition
Defense News brings you to the front lines of the BALTOPS training exercise, where Russian vessels are shadowing NATO ships.
-
US Navy pushes ahead with bid to extend the range of its sub-killer torpedo
The award is part of ONR’s Torpedo Advanced Propulsion System project that has some lofty ambitions attached to it.
-
Norway’s Coast Guard stares down big challenges in Arctic
Only one Norwegian Coast Guard ship can be spared to patrol the waters around Svalbard, an island to the north of Norway’s mainland about the size of Ireland.
-
How Virginia-class subs will be able to pack an even bigger punch
New payload tubes for a U.S. Navy submarine class may be able to launch unmanned systems in the future.
-
Lockheed, Austal USA serve up new batch of LCS amid frigate competition
The littoral combat ship program continues to push ships to the fleet as the program begins to wind down ahead of the Navy’s planned transition to a future frigate.
-
With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
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Take a tour of the Italian ship that may be the US Navy’s future frigate
Defense News spent three days on a top contender for the U.S. Navy’s future frigate. See what it has to offer.
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The Italian ship that may be the US Navy’s future frigate
Defense News spent three days on a top contender for the U.S. Navy’s future frigate. Here’s what it has to offer.
-
The US Navy’s fleet is getting old. It might get a lot older.
The document raises questions about how exactly the Navy would accomplish the extended service lives on its hard-worn surface combatants and amphibious ships.
-
Naval Group execs head to Poland to extoll virtues of its submarine
Scorpene, which is a frontrunner in the Polish tender, said François Dupont, director of the international trade department.
-
In the Baltic, shadowed by Russia, NATO allies focus on great power competition
Defense News brings you to the front lines of the BALTOPS training exercise, where Russian vessels are shadowing NATO ships.
-
US Navy pushes ahead with bid to extend the range of its sub-killer torpedo
The award is part of ONR’s Torpedo Advanced Propulsion System project that has some lofty ambitions attached to it.
-
Norway’s Coast Guard stares down big challenges in Arctic
Only one Norwegian Coast Guard ship can be spared to patrol the waters around Svalbard, an island to the north of Norway’s mainland about the size of Ireland.
-
How Virginia-class subs will be able to pack an even bigger punch
New payload tubes for a U.S. Navy submarine class may be able to launch unmanned systems in the future.
-
Lockheed, Austal USA serve up new batch of LCS amid frigate competition
The littoral combat ship program continues to push ships to the fleet as the program begins to wind down ahead of the Navy’s planned transition to a future frigate.
-
With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
-
Take a tour of the Italian ship that may be the US Navy’s future frigate
Defense News spent three days on a top contender for the U.S. Navy’s future frigate. See what it has to offer.
-
The Italian ship that may be the US Navy’s future frigate
Defense News spent three days on a top contender for the U.S. Navy’s future frigate. Here’s what it has to offer.
-
The US Navy’s fleet is getting old. It might get a lot older.
The document raises questions about how exactly the Navy would accomplish the extended service lives on its hard-worn surface combatants and amphibious ships.
