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5 takeaways: The US Navy’s new top officer issues his orders
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday issued his orders to the fleet, calling on the service to drive toward new war-fighting concepts, high-tech training and driving down the cost of defending the fleet.
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US Navy awards largest-ever shipbuilding contract to Electric Boat for new attack submarines
The U.S. Navy has inked the largest shipbuilding contract in its history.
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Analysis: Spencer’s firing is latest in string of disasters for US Navy leadership
U.S. Navy leadership has been beset in recent years by scandal, poor performance and disasters, leaving current leadership to grapple with the road ahead.
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Report calls out US Navy for surveillance and targeting shortfalls
A new study says the U.S. Navy is short on the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft it needs to find and destroy Chinese ships and land targets.
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Whose jet is it anyway?: The Drift, Season II, Vol. II
The Pentagon is trying to assert more control over the F-35 maintenance system, but that’s not the way the program was designed.
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Don’t get too hyper about hypersonics: The Drift, Season II, Vol. I
Hypersonics have a long way to go.
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The Pentagon plan to save the F-35’s logistics system hinges on whether Lockheed will relinquish data control
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin are locking horns over how much access the military has to crucial data it needs as it seeks to launch a next-generation automated logistics system next year.
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Report slams Norwegian Navy for training, safety shortfalls in the run-up to frigate sinking
A Norwegian safety report slams the Norwegian Navy for poor training of its bridge watch standers in the run-up to the collision.
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Amid the latest Ford controversy, a green workforce is making rapid progress on its sister ship
Defense News traveled to Newport News, Virginia, to see the future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy before leaving dry dock.
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US Navy to slash the number of Virginia-class attack subs in long-delayed contract
The Navy has slashed the total number of boats in its long-delayed contract for the Block V Virginia-class attack sub, which will increase the strike capacity of the new boats.
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5 takeaways: The US Navy’s new top officer issues his orders
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday issued his orders to the fleet, calling on the service to drive toward new war-fighting concepts, high-tech training and driving down the cost of defending the fleet.
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US Navy awards largest-ever shipbuilding contract to Electric Boat for new attack submarines
The U.S. Navy has inked the largest shipbuilding contract in its history.
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Analysis: Spencer’s firing is latest in string of disasters for US Navy leadership
U.S. Navy leadership has been beset in recent years by scandal, poor performance and disasters, leaving current leadership to grapple with the road ahead.
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Report calls out US Navy for surveillance and targeting shortfalls
A new study says the U.S. Navy is short on the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft it needs to find and destroy Chinese ships and land targets.
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Whose jet is it anyway?: The Drift, Season II, Vol. II
The Pentagon is trying to assert more control over the F-35 maintenance system, but that’s not the way the program was designed.
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Don’t get too hyper about hypersonics: The Drift, Season II, Vol. I
Hypersonics have a long way to go.
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The Pentagon plan to save the F-35’s logistics system hinges on whether Lockheed will relinquish data control
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin are locking horns over how much access the military has to crucial data it needs as it seeks to launch a next-generation automated logistics system next year.
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Report slams Norwegian Navy for training, safety shortfalls in the run-up to frigate sinking
A Norwegian safety report slams the Norwegian Navy for poor training of its bridge watch standers in the run-up to the collision.
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Amid the latest Ford controversy, a green workforce is making rapid progress on its sister ship
Defense News traveled to Newport News, Virginia, to see the future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy before leaving dry dock.
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US Navy to slash the number of Virginia-class attack subs in long-delayed contract
The Navy has slashed the total number of boats in its long-delayed contract for the Block V Virginia-class attack sub, which will increase the strike capacity of the new boats.
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5 takeaways: The US Navy’s new top officer issues his orders
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday issued his orders to the fleet, calling on the service to drive toward new war-fighting concepts, high-tech training and driving down the cost of defending the fleet.
-
US Navy awards largest-ever shipbuilding contract to Electric Boat for new attack submarines
The U.S. Navy has inked the largest shipbuilding contract in its history.
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Analysis: Spencer’s firing is latest in string of disasters for US Navy leadership
U.S. Navy leadership has been beset in recent years by scandal, poor performance and disasters, leaving current leadership to grapple with the road ahead.
-
Report calls out US Navy for surveillance and targeting shortfalls
A new study says the U.S. Navy is short on the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft it needs to find and destroy Chinese ships and land targets.
-
Whose jet is it anyway?: The Drift, Season II, Vol. II
The Pentagon is trying to assert more control over the F-35 maintenance system, but that’s not the way the program was designed.
-
Don’t get too hyper about hypersonics: The Drift, Season II, Vol. I
Hypersonics have a long way to go.
-
The Pentagon plan to save the F-35’s logistics system hinges on whether Lockheed will relinquish data control
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin are locking horns over how much access the military has to crucial data it needs as it seeks to launch a next-generation automated logistics system next year.
-
Report slams Norwegian Navy for training, safety shortfalls in the run-up to frigate sinking
A Norwegian safety report slams the Norwegian Navy for poor training of its bridge watch standers in the run-up to the collision.
-
Amid the latest Ford controversy, a green workforce is making rapid progress on its sister ship
Defense News traveled to Newport News, Virginia, to see the future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy before leaving dry dock.
-
US Navy to slash the number of Virginia-class attack subs in long-delayed contract
The Navy has slashed the total number of boats in its long-delayed contract for the Block V Virginia-class attack sub, which will increase the strike capacity of the new boats.
