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Advanced Gun System was holding back the Navy’s new stealth destroyer
Development issues with the Navy’s Advanced Gun System, destined to be one of the main armaments of DDG-1000, prompted the Navy to change Zumwalt into a ship killer, the Navy’s top requirements officers said.
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Interview: US Navy’s top officer talks acquisition, sub building and naval warfare
Adm. John Richardson, the chief of naval operations, admits he’s a “naturally uncomfortable person” and how that affects his view of the supply chain and making sure war fighters are properly equipped.
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France turns to plan B when missile launch fails during Syria airstrikes
When a French multimission frigate failed to fire its salvo of three naval cruise missiles during last weekend’s joint airstrike on Syria, the military drew on a backup plan.
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China sends warning to Taiwan with naval drills near island
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry has sought to downplay the drill, saying China is exaggerating the scale of the activity to create anxiety among Taiwanese.
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Trump administration repurposes $65 million for new nuclear warhead design
The proposed total cost for the W76-2 warhead will be $87.6 million in FY19.
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General Atomics demonstrates MQ-25 drone’s flight deck capability
The ability to safely navigate a carrier deck is an important requirement for the MQ-25 drone.
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The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
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This remote controlled ‘naval mine’ attaches to ships, explodes on command
This stealthy underwater device reportedly sticks itself under the hull of an enemy vessel with electromagnetic magnets. And then BOOM.
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Turkish shipyards join forces to develop first locally made ship engine
Five privately owned Turkish shipyards are together designing, developing and producing engines for military vessels.
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MBDA is pitching its Sea Ceptor for Finland‘s sea-based weapons buy
MBDA is indirectly pitching its Sea Ceptor naval air defense system to Finland, which is looking overseas to arm its planned four-strong fleet of Squadron 2020 corvettes.
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Advanced Gun System was holding back the Navy’s new stealth destroyer
Development issues with the Navy’s Advanced Gun System, destined to be one of the main armaments of DDG-1000, prompted the Navy to change Zumwalt into a ship killer, the Navy’s top requirements officers said.
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Interview: US Navy’s top officer talks acquisition, sub building and naval warfare
Adm. John Richardson, the chief of naval operations, admits he’s a “naturally uncomfortable person” and how that affects his view of the supply chain and making sure war fighters are properly equipped.
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France turns to plan B when missile launch fails during Syria airstrikes
When a French multimission frigate failed to fire its salvo of three naval cruise missiles during last weekend’s joint airstrike on Syria, the military drew on a backup plan.
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China sends warning to Taiwan with naval drills near island
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry has sought to downplay the drill, saying China is exaggerating the scale of the activity to create anxiety among Taiwanese.
-
Trump administration repurposes $65 million for new nuclear warhead design
The proposed total cost for the W76-2 warhead will be $87.6 million in FY19.
-
General Atomics demonstrates MQ-25 drone’s flight deck capability
The ability to safely navigate a carrier deck is an important requirement for the MQ-25 drone.
-
The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
-
This remote controlled ‘naval mine’ attaches to ships, explodes on command
This stealthy underwater device reportedly sticks itself under the hull of an enemy vessel with electromagnetic magnets. And then BOOM.
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Turkish shipyards join forces to develop first locally made ship engine
Five privately owned Turkish shipyards are together designing, developing and producing engines for military vessels.
-
MBDA is pitching its Sea Ceptor for Finland‘s sea-based weapons buy
MBDA is indirectly pitching its Sea Ceptor naval air defense system to Finland, which is looking overseas to arm its planned four-strong fleet of Squadron 2020 corvettes.
-
Advanced Gun System was holding back the Navy’s new stealth destroyer
Development issues with the Navy’s Advanced Gun System, destined to be one of the main armaments of DDG-1000, prompted the Navy to change Zumwalt into a ship killer, the Navy’s top requirements officers said.
-
Interview: US Navy’s top officer talks acquisition, sub building and naval warfare
Adm. John Richardson, the chief of naval operations, admits he’s a “naturally uncomfortable person” and how that affects his view of the supply chain and making sure war fighters are properly equipped.
-
France turns to plan B when missile launch fails during Syria airstrikes
When a French multimission frigate failed to fire its salvo of three naval cruise missiles during last weekend’s joint airstrike on Syria, the military drew on a backup plan.
-
China sends warning to Taiwan with naval drills near island
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry has sought to downplay the drill, saying China is exaggerating the scale of the activity to create anxiety among Taiwanese.
-
Trump administration repurposes $65 million for new nuclear warhead design
The proposed total cost for the W76-2 warhead will be $87.6 million in FY19.
-
General Atomics demonstrates MQ-25 drone’s flight deck capability
The ability to safely navigate a carrier deck is an important requirement for the MQ-25 drone.
-
The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
-
This remote controlled ‘naval mine’ attaches to ships, explodes on command
This stealthy underwater device reportedly sticks itself under the hull of an enemy vessel with electromagnetic magnets. And then BOOM.
-
Turkish shipyards join forces to develop first locally made ship engine
Five privately owned Turkish shipyards are together designing, developing and producing engines for military vessels.
-
MBDA is pitching its Sea Ceptor for Finland‘s sea-based weapons buy
MBDA is indirectly pitching its Sea Ceptor naval air defense system to Finland, which is looking overseas to arm its planned four-strong fleet of Squadron 2020 corvettes.
