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The US Navy’s aging submarine support ship Frank Cable completes sea trials
The submarine tender Frank Cable is back in action after more than a year undergoing repairs to its boilers.
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The US military ran the largest stress test of its sealift fleet in years. It’s in big trouble.
Only 40 percent of the military’s organic sealift fleet is fully ready for tasking, according to a new report.
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US Navy declares new fleet created to confront Russia fully operational
The new 2nd Fleet is now fully up and running.
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The Navy’s Wild Year … In Verse: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VIII
The U.S. Navy’s 2019 in Review, only it rhymes.
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Memo reveals Pentagon again tried to decommission the carrier Truman, cut an air wing
For the second time this year, the Pentagon was floating a plan roundly rejected by Congress to cancel the midlife refueling for the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman and to defund the associated air wing.
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The Sealift Can Gets Kicked Again: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VII
Another budget cycle, another delay in the endless struggle to recapitalize the nation’s ancient sealift fleet.
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Proposal for sweeping cuts to US Navy shipbuilding, force structure could herald a new strategy, experts say
A dramatic series of cuts could force the Navy in a new direction, one that relies on unmanned ships and fewer sailors.
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Pentagon proposal cuts an FFG(X) and an attack submarine from the budget
A Pentagon proposal would slow the buying profile for both the new FFG(X) program and the Virginia-class submarine.
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US Navy proposes decommissioning first 4 LCS more than a decade early
A Pentagon proposal would retire the first four LCS in an effort to save money.
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Pentagon proposes cuts to US Navy destroyer construction, retiring 13 cruisers
A Pentagon proposal sent to the White House would cut five destroyers out of the budget over the next five years.
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The US Navy’s aging submarine support ship Frank Cable completes sea trials
The submarine tender Frank Cable is back in action after more than a year undergoing repairs to its boilers.
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The US military ran the largest stress test of its sealift fleet in years. It’s in big trouble.
Only 40 percent of the military’s organic sealift fleet is fully ready for tasking, according to a new report.
-
US Navy declares new fleet created to confront Russia fully operational
The new 2nd Fleet is now fully up and running.
-
The Navy’s Wild Year … In Verse: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VIII
The U.S. Navy’s 2019 in Review, only it rhymes.
-
Memo reveals Pentagon again tried to decommission the carrier Truman, cut an air wing
For the second time this year, the Pentagon was floating a plan roundly rejected by Congress to cancel the midlife refueling for the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman and to defund the associated air wing.
-
The Sealift Can Gets Kicked Again: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VII
Another budget cycle, another delay in the endless struggle to recapitalize the nation’s ancient sealift fleet.
-
Proposal for sweeping cuts to US Navy shipbuilding, force structure could herald a new strategy, experts say
A dramatic series of cuts could force the Navy in a new direction, one that relies on unmanned ships and fewer sailors.
-
Pentagon proposal cuts an FFG(X) and an attack submarine from the budget
A Pentagon proposal would slow the buying profile for both the new FFG(X) program and the Virginia-class submarine.
-
US Navy proposes decommissioning first 4 LCS more than a decade early
A Pentagon proposal would retire the first four LCS in an effort to save money.
-
Pentagon proposes cuts to US Navy destroyer construction, retiring 13 cruisers
A Pentagon proposal sent to the White House would cut five destroyers out of the budget over the next five years.
-
The US Navy’s aging submarine support ship Frank Cable completes sea trials
The submarine tender Frank Cable is back in action after more than a year undergoing repairs to its boilers.
-
The US military ran the largest stress test of its sealift fleet in years. It’s in big trouble.
Only 40 percent of the military’s organic sealift fleet is fully ready for tasking, according to a new report.
-
US Navy declares new fleet created to confront Russia fully operational
The new 2nd Fleet is now fully up and running.
-
The Navy’s Wild Year … In Verse: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VIII
The U.S. Navy’s 2019 in Review, only it rhymes.
-
Memo reveals Pentagon again tried to decommission the carrier Truman, cut an air wing
For the second time this year, the Pentagon was floating a plan roundly rejected by Congress to cancel the midlife refueling for the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman and to defund the associated air wing.
-
The Sealift Can Gets Kicked Again: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VII
Another budget cycle, another delay in the endless struggle to recapitalize the nation’s ancient sealift fleet.
-
Proposal for sweeping cuts to US Navy shipbuilding, force structure could herald a new strategy, experts say
A dramatic series of cuts could force the Navy in a new direction, one that relies on unmanned ships and fewer sailors.
-
Pentagon proposal cuts an FFG(X) and an attack submarine from the budget
A Pentagon proposal would slow the buying profile for both the new FFG(X) program and the Virginia-class submarine.
-
US Navy proposes decommissioning first 4 LCS more than a decade early
A Pentagon proposal would retire the first four LCS in an effort to save money.
-
Pentagon proposes cuts to US Navy destroyer construction, retiring 13 cruisers
A Pentagon proposal sent to the White House would cut five destroyers out of the budget over the next five years.
