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Think Cold Thoughts: The Drift, Vol. XXXVI
In this volume of The Drift, we try to beat the summer heat by thinking cold thoughts. The Senate wants the Navy to build an arctic port. I catch up with Bryan Clark from the Center for Security and Budgetary Assessments to find out if that’s a good idea.
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WTF Happened?: The Drift, Vol. XXXV
In this edition of The Drift, I return from vacation in Scotland with whiskey recommendations, we bid farewell to Lockheed’s Freedom-class variant in the FFG(X) competition, and we catch up with the Heritage Foundation’s in-house Navy guy, Thomas Callender.
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Fincantieri’s FREMM frigate design bulks up for the US FFG(X) competition
The FREMM design had to pack on hundreds of thousands of pounds of steel to compete for the U.S. FFG(X) program.
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A top US Navy engineer says the fleet needs to get out and bust the rust
The head of Naval Sea Systems Command says ships need to stay on top of rust if the Navy wants to keep the ships for 40-45 years each.
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US Navy eyes new launchers on destroyers for hypersonic weapons
The Navy is eyeing a major upgrade to its Arleigh Burke-class destroyers to accommodate hypersonic missiles.
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Hit the Slides! Program updates around the Navy: The Drift, Vol. XXXII
A Metallica pun and program updates from around the Navy on this week’s Drift!
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The US Navy wants Congress to slow its roll on ‘Buy American’
The Navy wants Congress to ease up on “buy American” riders for FFG(X), saying that doing so this late in the game would delay the program and drive up costs.
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Talking acquisition with guy in charge: The Drift, Vol. XXXI
The Drift chats acquisition with Hondo Geurts, ASN RDA.
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Wrapping up SeaAirSpace 2019: The Drift, Vol. XXX
The Drift wraps up all the big news out of SeaAirSpace 2019
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Congress wants the US military to challenge Russia with a new Arctic port
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the military to select sites for an Arctic port, a move to counter increasing Russian dominance at the top of the world.
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Think Cold Thoughts: The Drift, Vol. XXXVI
In this volume of The Drift, we try to beat the summer heat by thinking cold thoughts. The Senate wants the Navy to build an arctic port. I catch up with Bryan Clark from the Center for Security and Budgetary Assessments to find out if that’s a good idea.
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WTF Happened?: The Drift, Vol. XXXV
In this edition of The Drift, I return from vacation in Scotland with whiskey recommendations, we bid farewell to Lockheed’s Freedom-class variant in the FFG(X) competition, and we catch up with the Heritage Foundation’s in-house Navy guy, Thomas Callender.
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Fincantieri’s FREMM frigate design bulks up for the US FFG(X) competition
The FREMM design had to pack on hundreds of thousands of pounds of steel to compete for the U.S. FFG(X) program.
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A top US Navy engineer says the fleet needs to get out and bust the rust
The head of Naval Sea Systems Command says ships need to stay on top of rust if the Navy wants to keep the ships for 40-45 years each.
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US Navy eyes new launchers on destroyers for hypersonic weapons
The Navy is eyeing a major upgrade to its Arleigh Burke-class destroyers to accommodate hypersonic missiles.
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Hit the Slides! Program updates around the Navy: The Drift, Vol. XXXII
A Metallica pun and program updates from around the Navy on this week’s Drift!
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The US Navy wants Congress to slow its roll on ‘Buy American’
The Navy wants Congress to ease up on “buy American” riders for FFG(X), saying that doing so this late in the game would delay the program and drive up costs.
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Talking acquisition with guy in charge: The Drift, Vol. XXXI
The Drift chats acquisition with Hondo Geurts, ASN RDA.
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Wrapping up SeaAirSpace 2019: The Drift, Vol. XXX
The Drift wraps up all the big news out of SeaAirSpace 2019
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Congress wants the US military to challenge Russia with a new Arctic port
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the military to select sites for an Arctic port, a move to counter increasing Russian dominance at the top of the world.
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Think Cold Thoughts: The Drift, Vol. XXXVI
In this volume of The Drift, we try to beat the summer heat by thinking cold thoughts. The Senate wants the Navy to build an arctic port. I catch up with Bryan Clark from the Center for Security and Budgetary Assessments to find out if that’s a good idea.
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WTF Happened?: The Drift, Vol. XXXV
In this edition of The Drift, I return from vacation in Scotland with whiskey recommendations, we bid farewell to Lockheed’s Freedom-class variant in the FFG(X) competition, and we catch up with the Heritage Foundation’s in-house Navy guy, Thomas Callender.
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Fincantieri’s FREMM frigate design bulks up for the US FFG(X) competition
The FREMM design had to pack on hundreds of thousands of pounds of steel to compete for the U.S. FFG(X) program.
-
A top US Navy engineer says the fleet needs to get out and bust the rust
The head of Naval Sea Systems Command says ships need to stay on top of rust if the Navy wants to keep the ships for 40-45 years each.
-
US Navy eyes new launchers on destroyers for hypersonic weapons
The Navy is eyeing a major upgrade to its Arleigh Burke-class destroyers to accommodate hypersonic missiles.
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Hit the Slides! Program updates around the Navy: The Drift, Vol. XXXII
A Metallica pun and program updates from around the Navy on this week’s Drift!
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The US Navy wants Congress to slow its roll on ‘Buy American’
The Navy wants Congress to ease up on “buy American” riders for FFG(X), saying that doing so this late in the game would delay the program and drive up costs.
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Talking acquisition with guy in charge: The Drift, Vol. XXXI
The Drift chats acquisition with Hondo Geurts, ASN RDA.
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Wrapping up SeaAirSpace 2019: The Drift, Vol. XXX
The Drift wraps up all the big news out of SeaAirSpace 2019
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Congress wants the US military to challenge Russia with a new Arctic port
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the military to select sites for an Arctic port, a move to counter increasing Russian dominance at the top of the world.
