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US redirects growing stockpile of ammunition seized from Iran
The figures show the results of an increased effort to disrupt Iranian smuggling in the region
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Japan, South Korea and the US should mirror AUKUS for destroyers
But before breaking a celebratory bottle of champagne across the bow, obstacles must be addressed.
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Rand calls for reexamination of surface connectors’ survivability
The think tank warns surface connectors, including the LCU and Ship-to-Shore Connector, weren’t designed with today’s naval threats in mind.
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Can the US Navy save money by accepting the LCS as a sunk cost?
Decommissioning these ships early amounts to a loss of almost $7 billion based on analysis by Defense News.
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NATO’s ‘Dynamic Messenger’ test uses 5G mesh to link underwater drones
The eleven-day event focused on testing maritime unmanned systems, or MUS, and demonstrating their interoperability with NATO assets.
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Lockheed wins $1.1B contract to design Navy’s Integrated Combat System
The Navy is moving to a single combat system for all surface ships, which would allow for faster and easier upgrades.
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Taiwan launches its first homemade submarine
The island nation’s government reportedly had plenty of help from international partners, who offered expertise and technology.
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Del Toro says Disruptive Capabilities Office to solve Navy challenges
SECNAV aims to help programs of record adjust to changing fleet requirements, and to go outside the acquisition process to solve the most urgent needs.
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Exemption given for Navy to build nuclear sub in stopgap funding bill
The stopgap funding bill allows construction to begin on a second Columbia-class submarine as it threatens to fall behind schedule while a shutdown looms.
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Pentagon acquisition chief LaPlante focused on boosting manufacturing
Bill LaPlante said sufficient manufacturing rates are a key concern both for the health of the industrial base and for the health of DoD stockpiles.
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US redirects growing stockpile of ammunition seized from Iran
The figures show the results of an increased effort to disrupt Iranian smuggling in the region
-
Japan, South Korea and the US should mirror AUKUS for destroyers
But before breaking a celebratory bottle of champagne across the bow, obstacles must be addressed.
-
Rand calls for reexamination of surface connectors’ survivability
The think tank warns surface connectors, including the LCU and Ship-to-Shore Connector, weren’t designed with today’s naval threats in mind.
-
Can the US Navy save money by accepting the LCS as a sunk cost?
Decommissioning these ships early amounts to a loss of almost $7 billion based on analysis by Defense News.
-
NATO’s ‘Dynamic Messenger’ test uses 5G mesh to link underwater drones
The eleven-day event focused on testing maritime unmanned systems, or MUS, and demonstrating their interoperability with NATO assets.
-
Lockheed wins $1.1B contract to design Navy’s Integrated Combat System
The Navy is moving to a single combat system for all surface ships, which would allow for faster and easier upgrades.
-
Taiwan launches its first homemade submarine
The island nation’s government reportedly had plenty of help from international partners, who offered expertise and technology.
-
Del Toro says Disruptive Capabilities Office to solve Navy challenges
SECNAV aims to help programs of record adjust to changing fleet requirements, and to go outside the acquisition process to solve the most urgent needs.
-
Exemption given for Navy to build nuclear sub in stopgap funding bill
The stopgap funding bill allows construction to begin on a second Columbia-class submarine as it threatens to fall behind schedule while a shutdown looms.
-
Pentagon acquisition chief LaPlante focused on boosting manufacturing
Bill LaPlante said sufficient manufacturing rates are a key concern both for the health of the industrial base and for the health of DoD stockpiles.
-
US redirects growing stockpile of ammunition seized from Iran
The figures show the results of an increased effort to disrupt Iranian smuggling in the region
-
Japan, South Korea and the US should mirror AUKUS for destroyers
But before breaking a celebratory bottle of champagne across the bow, obstacles must be addressed.
-
Rand calls for reexamination of surface connectors’ survivability
The think tank warns surface connectors, including the LCU and Ship-to-Shore Connector, weren’t designed with today’s naval threats in mind.
-
Can the US Navy save money by accepting the LCS as a sunk cost?
Decommissioning these ships early amounts to a loss of almost $7 billion based on analysis by Defense News.
-
NATO’s ‘Dynamic Messenger’ test uses 5G mesh to link underwater drones
The eleven-day event focused on testing maritime unmanned systems, or MUS, and demonstrating their interoperability with NATO assets.
-
Lockheed wins $1.1B contract to design Navy’s Integrated Combat System
The Navy is moving to a single combat system for all surface ships, which would allow for faster and easier upgrades.
-
Taiwan launches its first homemade submarine
The island nation’s government reportedly had plenty of help from international partners, who offered expertise and technology.
-
Del Toro says Disruptive Capabilities Office to solve Navy challenges
SECNAV aims to help programs of record adjust to changing fleet requirements, and to go outside the acquisition process to solve the most urgent needs.
-
Exemption given for Navy to build nuclear sub in stopgap funding bill
The stopgap funding bill allows construction to begin on a second Columbia-class submarine as it threatens to fall behind schedule while a shutdown looms.
-
Pentagon acquisition chief LaPlante focused on boosting manufacturing
Bill LaPlante said sufficient manufacturing rates are a key concern both for the health of the industrial base and for the health of DoD stockpiles.
