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See a Russian sub test-fire 4 ICBMs
The Russian Navy says the submarine launched the Bulava missiles in a single salvo from a submerged position in the White Sea.
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Former defense officials beg Congress not to fund new nuclear warhead
A group of 32 notables wants Congress to defund the low-yield nuclear warhead sought by the Trump administration.
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German Navy leans heavy on simulation pilot training
How do military aviators find the sweet spot between lifelike and actual life?
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South Korea changes mission for its newly launched assault ship
The South Korean Navy has launched its second Dokdo-class amphibious assault ship, but its technology and mission are different than its predecessor.
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One of the last Flight II Burke destroyers is now under construction
The shipyard plans to shave six months off the ship’s construction time over the Daniel K. Inouye, which is running more than a year behind schedule.
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US Navy still haunted by collisions, even as it adds Milius to 7th Fleet
With this week’s arrival of the destroyer Milius, the Navy’s Japan-based surface fleet is back up to its pre-accidents strength of 11 cruisers and destroyers, one short of the 12 originally intended with Fitzgerald out of commission.
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At Bath, a destroyer’s keel is laid more than a year behind schedule
Since being awarded the ship in 2013, the schedule for DDG-118 has slipped 18 months months, putting Bath well behind its competitor Ingalls Shipbuilding.
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Future attack sub Rickover hits milestone as US Navy churns through Virginia Block IV
The Navy marked a milestone Friday for the ship named after the famously ornery and uncompromising father of the nuclear-powered Navy.
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Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
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The newest weapon in the US Navy’s arsenal is now under construction
When the destroyer Jack Lucas joins the U.S. Navy, it will look similar to destroyers that preceded it. But it’s going to be a very different, more capable killer.
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See a Russian sub test-fire 4 ICBMs
The Russian Navy says the submarine launched the Bulava missiles in a single salvo from a submerged position in the White Sea.
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Former defense officials beg Congress not to fund new nuclear warhead
A group of 32 notables wants Congress to defund the low-yield nuclear warhead sought by the Trump administration.
-
German Navy leans heavy on simulation pilot training
How do military aviators find the sweet spot between lifelike and actual life?
-
South Korea changes mission for its newly launched assault ship
The South Korean Navy has launched its second Dokdo-class amphibious assault ship, but its technology and mission are different than its predecessor.
-
One of the last Flight II Burke destroyers is now under construction
The shipyard plans to shave six months off the ship’s construction time over the Daniel K. Inouye, which is running more than a year behind schedule.
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US Navy still haunted by collisions, even as it adds Milius to 7th Fleet
With this week’s arrival of the destroyer Milius, the Navy’s Japan-based surface fleet is back up to its pre-accidents strength of 11 cruisers and destroyers, one short of the 12 originally intended with Fitzgerald out of commission.
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At Bath, a destroyer’s keel is laid more than a year behind schedule
Since being awarded the ship in 2013, the schedule for DDG-118 has slipped 18 months months, putting Bath well behind its competitor Ingalls Shipbuilding.
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Future attack sub Rickover hits milestone as US Navy churns through Virginia Block IV
The Navy marked a milestone Friday for the ship named after the famously ornery and uncompromising father of the nuclear-powered Navy.
-
Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
-
The newest weapon in the US Navy’s arsenal is now under construction
When the destroyer Jack Lucas joins the U.S. Navy, it will look similar to destroyers that preceded it. But it’s going to be a very different, more capable killer.
-
See a Russian sub test-fire 4 ICBMs
The Russian Navy says the submarine launched the Bulava missiles in a single salvo from a submerged position in the White Sea.
-
Former defense officials beg Congress not to fund new nuclear warhead
A group of 32 notables wants Congress to defund the low-yield nuclear warhead sought by the Trump administration.
-
German Navy leans heavy on simulation pilot training
How do military aviators find the sweet spot between lifelike and actual life?
-
South Korea changes mission for its newly launched assault ship
The South Korean Navy has launched its second Dokdo-class amphibious assault ship, but its technology and mission are different than its predecessor.
-
One of the last Flight II Burke destroyers is now under construction
The shipyard plans to shave six months off the ship’s construction time over the Daniel K. Inouye, which is running more than a year behind schedule.
-
US Navy still haunted by collisions, even as it adds Milius to 7th Fleet
With this week’s arrival of the destroyer Milius, the Navy’s Japan-based surface fleet is back up to its pre-accidents strength of 11 cruisers and destroyers, one short of the 12 originally intended with Fitzgerald out of commission.
-
At Bath, a destroyer’s keel is laid more than a year behind schedule
Since being awarded the ship in 2013, the schedule for DDG-118 has slipped 18 months months, putting Bath well behind its competitor Ingalls Shipbuilding.
-
Future attack sub Rickover hits milestone as US Navy churns through Virginia Block IV
The Navy marked a milestone Friday for the ship named after the famously ornery and uncompromising father of the nuclear-powered Navy.
-
Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
-
The newest weapon in the US Navy’s arsenal is now under construction
When the destroyer Jack Lucas joins the U.S. Navy, it will look similar to destroyers that preceded it. But it’s going to be a very different, more capable killer.
