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Northrop’s colossal Manta Ray underwater drone passes at-sea tests
“I think it is striking in its size and scale, even for those folks that have been there throughout the design process.”
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Boxer deployment delay highlights aging fleet, lack of repair capacity
The amphibious assault ship had to return to port a week after it deployed.
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Hensoldt UK to build radar tech for Britain’s new naval supply ships
The Royal Navy’s future Fleet Solid Support ships will be equipped with a line of sensors designed to provide situational awareness in crowded waters.
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Marine Corps eyeing more recon boats from Australian ‘Whiskey Project’
A Multi-Mission Reconnaissance Craft was photographed at the Army’s Project Convergence Capstone 4 earlier this year.
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House lawmakers denounce Pentagon’s planned drop in submarine orders
A bipartisan group of 120 lawmakers asks defense appropriators to ignore the Navy budget proposal and procure two Virginia-class attack submarines.
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China launches Pakistan’s Hangor submarine, despite engine row with Germany
The initial Hangor II delivery timetable would have seen the four Chinese-built submarines delivered by 2023.
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What Marines may be learning from Houthi tactics in the Red Sea
To some observers of the Marine Corps’ modernization plans, aspects of the Houthis’ operations in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden sound familiar.
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French missile double punch adds new naval capability for Europe
Two cruise missiles, timed to hit the same target at the same time from different angles, could help overwhelm enemy air defenses, according to analysts.
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Saab unveils technology incubator using Enforcer 3 as test bed
“We are trying to get capability to the fleet in months,” said Erik Smith, the chief executive of Saab’s U.S. branch.
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Raytheon to develop two Standard Missile types with better targeting
Raytheon will develop a common guidance section to go on new SM-6 and SM-2 variants for the U.S. Navy and foreign military sales.
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Northrop’s colossal Manta Ray underwater drone passes at-sea tests
“I think it is striking in its size and scale, even for those folks that have been there throughout the design process.”
-
Boxer deployment delay highlights aging fleet, lack of repair capacity
The amphibious assault ship had to return to port a week after it deployed.
-
Hensoldt UK to build radar tech for Britain’s new naval supply ships
The Royal Navy’s future Fleet Solid Support ships will be equipped with a line of sensors designed to provide situational awareness in crowded waters.
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Marine Corps eyeing more recon boats from Australian ‘Whiskey Project’
A Multi-Mission Reconnaissance Craft was photographed at the Army’s Project Convergence Capstone 4 earlier this year.
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House lawmakers denounce Pentagon’s planned drop in submarine orders
A bipartisan group of 120 lawmakers asks defense appropriators to ignore the Navy budget proposal and procure two Virginia-class attack submarines.
-
China launches Pakistan’s Hangor submarine, despite engine row with Germany
The initial Hangor II delivery timetable would have seen the four Chinese-built submarines delivered by 2023.
-
What Marines may be learning from Houthi tactics in the Red Sea
To some observers of the Marine Corps’ modernization plans, aspects of the Houthis’ operations in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden sound familiar.
-
French missile double punch adds new naval capability for Europe
Two cruise missiles, timed to hit the same target at the same time from different angles, could help overwhelm enemy air defenses, according to analysts.
-
Saab unveils technology incubator using Enforcer 3 as test bed
“We are trying to get capability to the fleet in months,” said Erik Smith, the chief executive of Saab’s U.S. branch.
-
Raytheon to develop two Standard Missile types with better targeting
Raytheon will develop a common guidance section to go on new SM-6 and SM-2 variants for the U.S. Navy and foreign military sales.
-
Northrop’s colossal Manta Ray underwater drone passes at-sea tests
“I think it is striking in its size and scale, even for those folks that have been there throughout the design process.”
-
Boxer deployment delay highlights aging fleet, lack of repair capacity
The amphibious assault ship had to return to port a week after it deployed.
-
Hensoldt UK to build radar tech for Britain’s new naval supply ships
The Royal Navy’s future Fleet Solid Support ships will be equipped with a line of sensors designed to provide situational awareness in crowded waters.
-
Marine Corps eyeing more recon boats from Australian ‘Whiskey Project’
A Multi-Mission Reconnaissance Craft was photographed at the Army’s Project Convergence Capstone 4 earlier this year.
-
House lawmakers denounce Pentagon’s planned drop in submarine orders
A bipartisan group of 120 lawmakers asks defense appropriators to ignore the Navy budget proposal and procure two Virginia-class attack submarines.
-
China launches Pakistan’s Hangor submarine, despite engine row with Germany
The initial Hangor II delivery timetable would have seen the four Chinese-built submarines delivered by 2023.
-
What Marines may be learning from Houthi tactics in the Red Sea
To some observers of the Marine Corps’ modernization plans, aspects of the Houthis’ operations in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden sound familiar.
-
French missile double punch adds new naval capability for Europe
Two cruise missiles, timed to hit the same target at the same time from different angles, could help overwhelm enemy air defenses, according to analysts.
-
Saab unveils technology incubator using Enforcer 3 as test bed
“We are trying to get capability to the fleet in months,” said Erik Smith, the chief executive of Saab’s U.S. branch.
-
Raytheon to develop two Standard Missile types with better targeting
Raytheon will develop a common guidance section to go on new SM-6 and SM-2 variants for the U.S. Navy and foreign military sales.
