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Navy’s top officer lays out aggressive new cruiser replacement approach
The Navy will be zeroing in on what they want out of their new ship very quickly, which means shipbuilders and industry could be getting bids together on the Navy’s new major surface combatant in a matter of months instead of years.
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Why the Navy wants more of these hard-to-find software developers
While the Navy has stood up a direct commissioning program for software engineers, it has only commissioned 25 officers since 2011.
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Orbital ATK is expanding to prepare for what they predict will be a surge in DoD buys of more lethal munitions
Orbital ATK is growing to accommodate anticipated increased business with the Defense Department as it looks for more advanced missiles and munitions capable of longer ranges, more lethality and better accuracy.
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Northrop to begin cutting in aerial refueling capability in E-2D Advanced Hawkeye production this year
Northrop will start cutting in modifications to the production line starting with the 46th of 75 planned aircraft slated to be procured by the Navy.
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Wittman to US Navy: ‘You have to say 355 is the number’
The chairman of the House Seapower subcommittee said Wednesday the Navy needs to do a better job of explaining to the public the need for a 355-ship fleet.
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Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
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Major players pitch solutions for Navy’s next training helicopter
As the Navy nears a competition for a new rotary-wing trainer, several companies are coming out with ready-to-go solutions.
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Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
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New undersea drones are smaller, cheaper and can be refueled deep under water
The featured AUV technology included a new high-speed, micro-sized vehicle and a seafloor power system.
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Boeing’s new head of Phantom Works division sets sights on MQ-25 tanker drone, MUX unmanned rotorcraft
The new Phantom Works boss is bringing key Aurora Flight Sciences capabilities to the MQ-25 program as he moves to Boeing’s advanced technology arm.
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Navy’s top officer lays out aggressive new cruiser replacement approach
The Navy will be zeroing in on what they want out of their new ship very quickly, which means shipbuilders and industry could be getting bids together on the Navy’s new major surface combatant in a matter of months instead of years.
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Why the Navy wants more of these hard-to-find software developers
While the Navy has stood up a direct commissioning program for software engineers, it has only commissioned 25 officers since 2011.
-
Orbital ATK is expanding to prepare for what they predict will be a surge in DoD buys of more lethal munitions
Orbital ATK is growing to accommodate anticipated increased business with the Defense Department as it looks for more advanced missiles and munitions capable of longer ranges, more lethality and better accuracy.
-
Northrop to begin cutting in aerial refueling capability in E-2D Advanced Hawkeye production this year
Northrop will start cutting in modifications to the production line starting with the 46th of 75 planned aircraft slated to be procured by the Navy.
-
Wittman to US Navy: ‘You have to say 355 is the number’
The chairman of the House Seapower subcommittee said Wednesday the Navy needs to do a better job of explaining to the public the need for a 355-ship fleet.
-
Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
-
Major players pitch solutions for Navy’s next training helicopter
As the Navy nears a competition for a new rotary-wing trainer, several companies are coming out with ready-to-go solutions.
-
Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
-
New undersea drones are smaller, cheaper and can be refueled deep under water
The featured AUV technology included a new high-speed, micro-sized vehicle and a seafloor power system.
-
Boeing’s new head of Phantom Works division sets sights on MQ-25 tanker drone, MUX unmanned rotorcraft
The new Phantom Works boss is bringing key Aurora Flight Sciences capabilities to the MQ-25 program as he moves to Boeing’s advanced technology arm.
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Navy’s top officer lays out aggressive new cruiser replacement approach
The Navy will be zeroing in on what they want out of their new ship very quickly, which means shipbuilders and industry could be getting bids together on the Navy’s new major surface combatant in a matter of months instead of years.
-
Why the Navy wants more of these hard-to-find software developers
While the Navy has stood up a direct commissioning program for software engineers, it has only commissioned 25 officers since 2011.
-
Orbital ATK is expanding to prepare for what they predict will be a surge in DoD buys of more lethal munitions
Orbital ATK is growing to accommodate anticipated increased business with the Defense Department as it looks for more advanced missiles and munitions capable of longer ranges, more lethality and better accuracy.
-
Northrop to begin cutting in aerial refueling capability in E-2D Advanced Hawkeye production this year
Northrop will start cutting in modifications to the production line starting with the 46th of 75 planned aircraft slated to be procured by the Navy.
-
Wittman to US Navy: ‘You have to say 355 is the number’
The chairman of the House Seapower subcommittee said Wednesday the Navy needs to do a better job of explaining to the public the need for a 355-ship fleet.
-
Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
-
Major players pitch solutions for Navy’s next training helicopter
As the Navy nears a competition for a new rotary-wing trainer, several companies are coming out with ready-to-go solutions.
-
Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
-
New undersea drones are smaller, cheaper and can be refueled deep under water
The featured AUV technology included a new high-speed, micro-sized vehicle and a seafloor power system.
-
Boeing’s new head of Phantom Works division sets sights on MQ-25 tanker drone, MUX unmanned rotorcraft
The new Phantom Works boss is bringing key Aurora Flight Sciences capabilities to the MQ-25 program as he moves to Boeing’s advanced technology arm.
