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Troubling US Navy review finds widespread shortfalls in basic seamanship
The evaluations raise questions about the level of ship handling that in-training junior officers get both prior to their arrival at their first command and after they arrive.
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Surface warfare: A running fix
A team able to deliver those far-reaching and wide-ranging results — as our nation expects and as the U.S. Navy’s surface force has historically produced — must be properly manned, trained, equipped and well-led.
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US moves to justify sail-by operations in South China Sea
A senior U.S. Navy officer has pushed back against suggestions at a regional security summit that freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea have been ineffective.
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Russia has plans for its future nuclear subs, and it involves hypersonic missiles
Naval rearmament has been a key focus of Russian military rearmament for the past decade.
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It’s official: The US Navy has a new ship killer missile
This is a major victory for the European defense industry, which is seeing increasing interest from the U.S. Navy as it races to fill capabilities gaps in the face of competition with Russia and China.
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We spent 3 days on a top contender for the Navy’s future frigate. Here’s what you need to know.
The anti-submarine warfare FREMM Alpino is pretty darn cool: It’s built to fight and has plenty of power to go around. It has espresso machines, which may or may not land in the Navy version. But it’s also not perfect.
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Congress on target for dogfight over military aircraft
Competing plans for military aircraft are fueling a fight between House and Senate lawmakers over their versions of the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act.
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Why the US should stock up on Tomahawk cruise missiles
The Tomahawk cruise missile is one of the most effective and highly utilized weapons in the U.S. arsenal ― and we have decided to stop producing them.
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Watch China aircraft carrier pilots complete first night missions
China is seen as striving to overtake the U.S. as the dominant naval power in Asia and already boasts the world’s largest navy in terms of number of vessels.
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Are you flying the T-45? This virtual reality simulator may be coming your way
The new training solution could result in decreased costs and increased pilot readiness.
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Troubling US Navy review finds widespread shortfalls in basic seamanship
The evaluations raise questions about the level of ship handling that in-training junior officers get both prior to their arrival at their first command and after they arrive.
-
Surface warfare: A running fix
A team able to deliver those far-reaching and wide-ranging results — as our nation expects and as the U.S. Navy’s surface force has historically produced — must be properly manned, trained, equipped and well-led.
-
US moves to justify sail-by operations in South China Sea
A senior U.S. Navy officer has pushed back against suggestions at a regional security summit that freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea have been ineffective.
-
Russia has plans for its future nuclear subs, and it involves hypersonic missiles
Naval rearmament has been a key focus of Russian military rearmament for the past decade.
-
It’s official: The US Navy has a new ship killer missile
This is a major victory for the European defense industry, which is seeing increasing interest from the U.S. Navy as it races to fill capabilities gaps in the face of competition with Russia and China.
-
We spent 3 days on a top contender for the Navy’s future frigate. Here’s what you need to know.
The anti-submarine warfare FREMM Alpino is pretty darn cool: It’s built to fight and has plenty of power to go around. It has espresso machines, which may or may not land in the Navy version. But it’s also not perfect.
-
Congress on target for dogfight over military aircraft
Competing plans for military aircraft are fueling a fight between House and Senate lawmakers over their versions of the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
Why the US should stock up on Tomahawk cruise missiles
The Tomahawk cruise missile is one of the most effective and highly utilized weapons in the U.S. arsenal ― and we have decided to stop producing them.
-
Watch China aircraft carrier pilots complete first night missions
China is seen as striving to overtake the U.S. as the dominant naval power in Asia and already boasts the world’s largest navy in terms of number of vessels.
-
Are you flying the T-45? This virtual reality simulator may be coming your way
The new training solution could result in decreased costs and increased pilot readiness.
-
Troubling US Navy review finds widespread shortfalls in basic seamanship
The evaluations raise questions about the level of ship handling that in-training junior officers get both prior to their arrival at their first command and after they arrive.
-
Surface warfare: A running fix
A team able to deliver those far-reaching and wide-ranging results — as our nation expects and as the U.S. Navy’s surface force has historically produced — must be properly manned, trained, equipped and well-led.
-
US moves to justify sail-by operations in South China Sea
A senior U.S. Navy officer has pushed back against suggestions at a regional security summit that freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea have been ineffective.
-
Russia has plans for its future nuclear subs, and it involves hypersonic missiles
Naval rearmament has been a key focus of Russian military rearmament for the past decade.
-
It’s official: The US Navy has a new ship killer missile
This is a major victory for the European defense industry, which is seeing increasing interest from the U.S. Navy as it races to fill capabilities gaps in the face of competition with Russia and China.
-
We spent 3 days on a top contender for the Navy’s future frigate. Here’s what you need to know.
The anti-submarine warfare FREMM Alpino is pretty darn cool: It’s built to fight and has plenty of power to go around. It has espresso machines, which may or may not land in the Navy version. But it’s also not perfect.
-
Congress on target for dogfight over military aircraft
Competing plans for military aircraft are fueling a fight between House and Senate lawmakers over their versions of the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
Why the US should stock up on Tomahawk cruise missiles
The Tomahawk cruise missile is one of the most effective and highly utilized weapons in the U.S. arsenal ― and we have decided to stop producing them.
-
Watch China aircraft carrier pilots complete first night missions
China is seen as striving to overtake the U.S. as the dominant naval power in Asia and already boasts the world’s largest navy in terms of number of vessels.
-
Are you flying the T-45? This virtual reality simulator may be coming your way
The new training solution could result in decreased costs and increased pilot readiness.
