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Some maniac put the Army in charge: The Drift, Vol. XLI
At confirmation hearings from the Pentagon’s top two officials, there wasn’t much indication of a massive realignment of resources toward a Navy.
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In a naval confrontation with Iran, Great Britain can find neither ships nor friends
As the United Kingdom faces an Iranian threat to its shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, the United States and its other NATO allies have been reluctant to get involved, leaving a diminished and overstretched Royal Navy to its own devices.
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A 3-star to CNO? What could go wrong? The Drift, Vol. XL
The White House has officially nominated Vice Adm. Michael Gilday to be the Navy’s next CNO. We chat with former Pentagon insider and analyst with the Lexington Institute Dan Goure about the challenges.
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A new issue is delaying the destroyer John S. McCain’s return to the fleet
Workers repairing the destroyer John S. McCain are dealing with a new problem that is delaying the ship’s return to the fleet after a deadly 2017 collision.
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East Coast US Navy aviators to see their flight hours slashed for the rest of fiscal year
Budget shortfalls are forcing the Navy to cut flight hours for squadrons on the East Coast.
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Hey, shipmate, where’s the fire? The Drift, Vol. XXXIX
Double-pumping the Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group seems unwise.
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Navy to nominate three-star for CNO
The Secretary of the Navy will nominate the former head of Fleet Cyber Command to be the next chief of naval operations.
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Navy secretary may skip 4-star candidates in selecting top Navy officer, sources say
Navy Secretary Richard Spencer is weighing nominating a three-star admiral to the Navy’s top uniformed position, bypassing the current crop of four-star admirals.
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The US Navy’s Riverines are up-gunned, high tech and ready to lean into great power competition
In the three years since 10 sailors and two Riverine Command Boats were captured by Iranian Revolutionary Guard troops, the Navy has made big changes to the organization and is now thinking about how new, up-gunned boats and toughened up sailors fit into great power competition.
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Can the Burkes make it to 45 years? The Drift, Vol. XXXVII
The only way the Navy is going to get to 355 ships is if the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers can make it to 40 or 45 year hull lives. But is that possible?
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Some maniac put the Army in charge: The Drift, Vol. XLI
At confirmation hearings from the Pentagon’s top two officials, there wasn’t much indication of a massive realignment of resources toward a Navy.
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In a naval confrontation with Iran, Great Britain can find neither ships nor friends
As the United Kingdom faces an Iranian threat to its shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, the United States and its other NATO allies have been reluctant to get involved, leaving a diminished and overstretched Royal Navy to its own devices.
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A 3-star to CNO? What could go wrong? The Drift, Vol. XL
The White House has officially nominated Vice Adm. Michael Gilday to be the Navy’s next CNO. We chat with former Pentagon insider and analyst with the Lexington Institute Dan Goure about the challenges.
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A new issue is delaying the destroyer John S. McCain’s return to the fleet
Workers repairing the destroyer John S. McCain are dealing with a new problem that is delaying the ship’s return to the fleet after a deadly 2017 collision.
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East Coast US Navy aviators to see their flight hours slashed for the rest of fiscal year
Budget shortfalls are forcing the Navy to cut flight hours for squadrons on the East Coast.
-
Hey, shipmate, where’s the fire? The Drift, Vol. XXXIX
Double-pumping the Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group seems unwise.
-
Navy to nominate three-star for CNO
The Secretary of the Navy will nominate the former head of Fleet Cyber Command to be the next chief of naval operations.
-
Navy secretary may skip 4-star candidates in selecting top Navy officer, sources say
Navy Secretary Richard Spencer is weighing nominating a three-star admiral to the Navy’s top uniformed position, bypassing the current crop of four-star admirals.
-
The US Navy’s Riverines are up-gunned, high tech and ready to lean into great power competition
In the three years since 10 sailors and two Riverine Command Boats were captured by Iranian Revolutionary Guard troops, the Navy has made big changes to the organization and is now thinking about how new, up-gunned boats and toughened up sailors fit into great power competition.
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Can the Burkes make it to 45 years? The Drift, Vol. XXXVII
The only way the Navy is going to get to 355 ships is if the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers can make it to 40 or 45 year hull lives. But is that possible?
-
Some maniac put the Army in charge: The Drift, Vol. XLI
At confirmation hearings from the Pentagon’s top two officials, there wasn’t much indication of a massive realignment of resources toward a Navy.
-
In a naval confrontation with Iran, Great Britain can find neither ships nor friends
As the United Kingdom faces an Iranian threat to its shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, the United States and its other NATO allies have been reluctant to get involved, leaving a diminished and overstretched Royal Navy to its own devices.
-
A 3-star to CNO? What could go wrong? The Drift, Vol. XL
The White House has officially nominated Vice Adm. Michael Gilday to be the Navy’s next CNO. We chat with former Pentagon insider and analyst with the Lexington Institute Dan Goure about the challenges.
-
A new issue is delaying the destroyer John S. McCain’s return to the fleet
Workers repairing the destroyer John S. McCain are dealing with a new problem that is delaying the ship’s return to the fleet after a deadly 2017 collision.
-
East Coast US Navy aviators to see their flight hours slashed for the rest of fiscal year
Budget shortfalls are forcing the Navy to cut flight hours for squadrons on the East Coast.
-
Hey, shipmate, where’s the fire? The Drift, Vol. XXXIX
Double-pumping the Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group seems unwise.
-
Navy to nominate three-star for CNO
The Secretary of the Navy will nominate the former head of Fleet Cyber Command to be the next chief of naval operations.
-
Navy secretary may skip 4-star candidates in selecting top Navy officer, sources say
Navy Secretary Richard Spencer is weighing nominating a three-star admiral to the Navy’s top uniformed position, bypassing the current crop of four-star admirals.
-
The US Navy’s Riverines are up-gunned, high tech and ready to lean into great power competition
In the three years since 10 sailors and two Riverine Command Boats were captured by Iranian Revolutionary Guard troops, the Navy has made big changes to the organization and is now thinking about how new, up-gunned boats and toughened up sailors fit into great power competition.
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Can the Burkes make it to 45 years? The Drift, Vol. XXXVII
The only way the Navy is going to get to 355 ships is if the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers can make it to 40 or 45 year hull lives. But is that possible?
