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Belgium postpones Red Sea deployment after frigate mishaps
An air defense missile reportedly remained stuck in a launch tube of the Louise-Marie frigate during final system checks.
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SPY-7 radar tracks live space objects ahead of delivery to Japan
The ongoing round of live testing is meant to ensure the current iteration of hardware and software are fully integrated with the Aegis combat system.
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British Navy ships to carry drone-zapping lasers by 2027
Using directed energy to down aerial threats promises to revolutionize the business of air defense.
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Budget office says amphibious ship could cost triple Navy’s estimate
The cost estimate is based on a hybrid military-commercial ship design, as Navy and Marine Corps leaders have indicated they’ll pursue.
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How US Navy experiments could get drones beyond spying and into battle
The Navy is trying to make unmanned systems a more normal part of daily operations, even as experimentation continues to refine concepts of operations.
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Sea-Air-Space 2024: All the cutting-edge tech at Navy’s largest show
From an eclipse that yanked attendees to the waterfront to a surprise appearance by Lance Cpl. Chesty XVI, here’s what you may have missed.
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Without change, US Navy’s future fleet looks too ambitious for industry
For industry to execute the plans in the Future Years Defense Program, major improvements will have to take place.
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In first, France’s aircraft carrier to deploy under NATO command
The move is meant to demonstrate France’s commitment to the alliance and to get familiar with NATO command-and-control mechanisms.
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Project Overmatch’s Small says EW is ‘killer app’ for unmanned tech
The Navy is investing in unmanned systems — on the water, as well as above and below it — to augment existing and near-future firepower.
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US Navy seeks to mirror weapons supplier funding for ship, sub vendors
All three areas face similar challenges, such as a lack of output at key suppliers, which prevents prime contractors from increasing deliveries.
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Belgium postpones Red Sea deployment after frigate mishaps
An air defense missile reportedly remained stuck in a launch tube of the Louise-Marie frigate during final system checks.
-
SPY-7 radar tracks live space objects ahead of delivery to Japan
The ongoing round of live testing is meant to ensure the current iteration of hardware and software are fully integrated with the Aegis combat system.
-
British Navy ships to carry drone-zapping lasers by 2027
Using directed energy to down aerial threats promises to revolutionize the business of air defense.
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Budget office says amphibious ship could cost triple Navy’s estimate
The cost estimate is based on a hybrid military-commercial ship design, as Navy and Marine Corps leaders have indicated they’ll pursue.
-
How US Navy experiments could get drones beyond spying and into battle
The Navy is trying to make unmanned systems a more normal part of daily operations, even as experimentation continues to refine concepts of operations.
-
Sea-Air-Space 2024: All the cutting-edge tech at Navy’s largest show
From an eclipse that yanked attendees to the waterfront to a surprise appearance by Lance Cpl. Chesty XVI, here’s what you may have missed.
-
Without change, US Navy’s future fleet looks too ambitious for industry
For industry to execute the plans in the Future Years Defense Program, major improvements will have to take place.
-
In first, France’s aircraft carrier to deploy under NATO command
The move is meant to demonstrate France’s commitment to the alliance and to get familiar with NATO command-and-control mechanisms.
-
Project Overmatch’s Small says EW is ‘killer app’ for unmanned tech
The Navy is investing in unmanned systems — on the water, as well as above and below it — to augment existing and near-future firepower.
-
US Navy seeks to mirror weapons supplier funding for ship, sub vendors
All three areas face similar challenges, such as a lack of output at key suppliers, which prevents prime contractors from increasing deliveries.
-
Belgium postpones Red Sea deployment after frigate mishaps
An air defense missile reportedly remained stuck in a launch tube of the Louise-Marie frigate during final system checks.
-
SPY-7 radar tracks live space objects ahead of delivery to Japan
The ongoing round of live testing is meant to ensure the current iteration of hardware and software are fully integrated with the Aegis combat system.
-
British Navy ships to carry drone-zapping lasers by 2027
Using directed energy to down aerial threats promises to revolutionize the business of air defense.
-
Budget office says amphibious ship could cost triple Navy’s estimate
The cost estimate is based on a hybrid military-commercial ship design, as Navy and Marine Corps leaders have indicated they’ll pursue.
-
How US Navy experiments could get drones beyond spying and into battle
The Navy is trying to make unmanned systems a more normal part of daily operations, even as experimentation continues to refine concepts of operations.
-
Sea-Air-Space 2024: All the cutting-edge tech at Navy’s largest show
From an eclipse that yanked attendees to the waterfront to a surprise appearance by Lance Cpl. Chesty XVI, here’s what you may have missed.
-
Without change, US Navy’s future fleet looks too ambitious for industry
For industry to execute the plans in the Future Years Defense Program, major improvements will have to take place.
-
In first, France’s aircraft carrier to deploy under NATO command
The move is meant to demonstrate France’s commitment to the alliance and to get familiar with NATO command-and-control mechanisms.
-
Project Overmatch’s Small says EW is ‘killer app’ for unmanned tech
The Navy is investing in unmanned systems — on the water, as well as above and below it — to augment existing and near-future firepower.
-
US Navy seeks to mirror weapons supplier funding for ship, sub vendors
All three areas face similar challenges, such as a lack of output at key suppliers, which prevents prime contractors from increasing deliveries.
