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US Navy wants future ship-killing missile for its new frigate, Raytheon says
The Navy is looking to add its new over-the-horizon missile to its FFG(X), Raytheon’s top executive said last week.
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The Pentagon is poised to send the LCS to thwart narcos
The move, amid pressure from lawmakers and the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere, signals a new intensity in combating the importing of illegal drugs amid a tidal wave of opioid deaths in the U.S.
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US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
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Japan eyes Franco-German maritime patrol aircraft requirement despite export setbacks
The move is part of the island nation’s efforts to secure its first major arms sale since a self-imposed ban on arms exports following World War II was lifted four years ago.
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US Navy takes ownership of its second stealth destroyer
The U.S. Navy has accepted delivery of the Zumwalt-class destroyer Michael Monsoor from Bath Iron Works, Maine, meaning the ship is officially U.S. Navy property.
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US Navy gearing up for boost in submarine production
The U.S. Navy is working to build three attack submarines in some years as opposed to two, and wants to keep five of its attack submarines in service longer than expected to address a dip in the number of nuclear-powered attack submarines in coming years.
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South Korea to open bid for anti-submarine helicopters
South Korea’s arms procurement agency has announced a plan to purchase at least 10 anti-submarine helicopters overseas at a time when the military is keeping weapons procurement programs low-key amid thawing inter-Korean relations.
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Incoming US Pacific Command chief wants to increase presence near China
Due to the distances involved in the Indo-Pacific, Adm. Philip Davidson stressed that the U.S. cannot solely rely on surge forces from the continental United States to deter Chinese aggression.
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US weighs keeping carrier strike group in Europe as a check on Russia
Four defense officials with knowledge of the deliberations said the move would be a response to Russian activities in the region.
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New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
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US Navy wants future ship-killing missile for its new frigate, Raytheon says
The Navy is looking to add its new over-the-horizon missile to its FFG(X), Raytheon’s top executive said last week.
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The Pentagon is poised to send the LCS to thwart narcos
The move, amid pressure from lawmakers and the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere, signals a new intensity in combating the importing of illegal drugs amid a tidal wave of opioid deaths in the U.S.
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US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
-
Japan eyes Franco-German maritime patrol aircraft requirement despite export setbacks
The move is part of the island nation’s efforts to secure its first major arms sale since a self-imposed ban on arms exports following World War II was lifted four years ago.
-
US Navy takes ownership of its second stealth destroyer
The U.S. Navy has accepted delivery of the Zumwalt-class destroyer Michael Monsoor from Bath Iron Works, Maine, meaning the ship is officially U.S. Navy property.
-
US Navy gearing up for boost in submarine production
The U.S. Navy is working to build three attack submarines in some years as opposed to two, and wants to keep five of its attack submarines in service longer than expected to address a dip in the number of nuclear-powered attack submarines in coming years.
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South Korea to open bid for anti-submarine helicopters
South Korea’s arms procurement agency has announced a plan to purchase at least 10 anti-submarine helicopters overseas at a time when the military is keeping weapons procurement programs low-key amid thawing inter-Korean relations.
-
Incoming US Pacific Command chief wants to increase presence near China
Due to the distances involved in the Indo-Pacific, Adm. Philip Davidson stressed that the U.S. cannot solely rely on surge forces from the continental United States to deter Chinese aggression.
-
US weighs keeping carrier strike group in Europe as a check on Russia
Four defense officials with knowledge of the deliberations said the move would be a response to Russian activities in the region.
-
New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
-
US Navy wants future ship-killing missile for its new frigate, Raytheon says
The Navy is looking to add its new over-the-horizon missile to its FFG(X), Raytheon’s top executive said last week.
-
The Pentagon is poised to send the LCS to thwart narcos
The move, amid pressure from lawmakers and the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere, signals a new intensity in combating the importing of illegal drugs amid a tidal wave of opioid deaths in the U.S.
-
US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
-
Japan eyes Franco-German maritime patrol aircraft requirement despite export setbacks
The move is part of the island nation’s efforts to secure its first major arms sale since a self-imposed ban on arms exports following World War II was lifted four years ago.
-
US Navy takes ownership of its second stealth destroyer
The U.S. Navy has accepted delivery of the Zumwalt-class destroyer Michael Monsoor from Bath Iron Works, Maine, meaning the ship is officially U.S. Navy property.
-
US Navy gearing up for boost in submarine production
The U.S. Navy is working to build three attack submarines in some years as opposed to two, and wants to keep five of its attack submarines in service longer than expected to address a dip in the number of nuclear-powered attack submarines in coming years.
-
South Korea to open bid for anti-submarine helicopters
South Korea’s arms procurement agency has announced a plan to purchase at least 10 anti-submarine helicopters overseas at a time when the military is keeping weapons procurement programs low-key amid thawing inter-Korean relations.
-
Incoming US Pacific Command chief wants to increase presence near China
Due to the distances involved in the Indo-Pacific, Adm. Philip Davidson stressed that the U.S. cannot solely rely on surge forces from the continental United States to deter Chinese aggression.
-
US weighs keeping carrier strike group in Europe as a check on Russia
Four defense officials with knowledge of the deliberations said the move would be a response to Russian activities in the region.
-
New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
