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Navy maintenance is a dumpster fire: The Drift, Vol. XXIV
I’ve heard a few generations of three- and four-stars now talk about digging out of the maintenance hole, and I’ve seen little evidence that they’re having any success.
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That’s a clown budget, bro: The Drift, Vol. XXIII
There is a good number of people who don’t think much of this budget that just rolled out: People who think it’s a clown budget, bro.
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The US Navy, seeking savings, shakes up its plans for more lethal attack submarines
The U.S. Navy is cutting back on the number of Virginia Payload Modules it plans to buy, and is changing the build strategy for the ships over the next three years.
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CNO Meets the Press: The Drift, Vol. XXII
CNO meets the press and talks about just about everything in this week’s Drift!
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With an eye to China and Russia, the US Navy plans a lethal upgrade to its destroyers
Facing threats from ever-faster missiles and increasingly complicated air threats from China and Russia, the U.S. Navy is moving toward a major upgrade to its stalwart Arleigh Burke destroyer fleet.
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Late is the new normal for Virginia-class attack boats
It’s a problem the Navy will have to address as it prepares to buy the 10-ship Block V Virginia-class boats and begins construction on the vital Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines.
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The US Navy, facing a shortfall, aims to ink an enormous attack sub contract next month
The contract will likely be the largest submarine contract since 2014, when the Navy signed a 10-sub, $17.6 billion contract for Block IV Virginia-class subs.
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Once again, the US Navy looks to scrap its largest combatants to save money
The U.S. Navy has once again targeted its cruisers for the budget ax.
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The sealift gap is getting worse: The Drift, Vol. XXI
Tonight, we are going to get into one of my favorite topics: Sealift.
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Navy maintenance is a dumpster fire: The Drift, Vol. XXIV
I’ve heard a few generations of three- and four-stars now talk about digging out of the maintenance hole, and I’ve seen little evidence that they’re having any success.
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That’s a clown budget, bro: The Drift, Vol. XXIII
There is a good number of people who don’t think much of this budget that just rolled out: People who think it’s a clown budget, bro.
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The US Navy, seeking savings, shakes up its plans for more lethal attack submarines
The U.S. Navy is cutting back on the number of Virginia Payload Modules it plans to buy, and is changing the build strategy for the ships over the next three years.
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CNO Meets the Press: The Drift, Vol. XXII
CNO meets the press and talks about just about everything in this week’s Drift!
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With an eye to China and Russia, the US Navy plans a lethal upgrade to its destroyers
Facing threats from ever-faster missiles and increasingly complicated air threats from China and Russia, the U.S. Navy is moving toward a major upgrade to its stalwart Arleigh Burke destroyer fleet.
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Late is the new normal for Virginia-class attack boats
It’s a problem the Navy will have to address as it prepares to buy the 10-ship Block V Virginia-class boats and begins construction on the vital Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines.
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The US Navy, facing a shortfall, aims to ink an enormous attack sub contract next month
The contract will likely be the largest submarine contract since 2014, when the Navy signed a 10-sub, $17.6 billion contract for Block IV Virginia-class subs.
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Once again, the US Navy looks to scrap its largest combatants to save money
The U.S. Navy has once again targeted its cruisers for the budget ax.
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The sealift gap is getting worse: The Drift, Vol. XXI
Tonight, we are going to get into one of my favorite topics: Sealift.
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Navy maintenance is a dumpster fire: The Drift, Vol. XXIV
I’ve heard a few generations of three- and four-stars now talk about digging out of the maintenance hole, and I’ve seen little evidence that they’re having any success.
-
That’s a clown budget, bro: The Drift, Vol. XXIII
There is a good number of people who don’t think much of this budget that just rolled out: People who think it’s a clown budget, bro.
-
The US Navy, seeking savings, shakes up its plans for more lethal attack submarines
The U.S. Navy is cutting back on the number of Virginia Payload Modules it plans to buy, and is changing the build strategy for the ships over the next three years.
-
CNO Meets the Press: The Drift, Vol. XXII
CNO meets the press and talks about just about everything in this week’s Drift!
-
With an eye to China and Russia, the US Navy plans a lethal upgrade to its destroyers
Facing threats from ever-faster missiles and increasingly complicated air threats from China and Russia, the U.S. Navy is moving toward a major upgrade to its stalwart Arleigh Burke destroyer fleet.
-
Late is the new normal for Virginia-class attack boats
It’s a problem the Navy will have to address as it prepares to buy the 10-ship Block V Virginia-class boats and begins construction on the vital Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines.
-
The US Navy, facing a shortfall, aims to ink an enormous attack sub contract next month
The contract will likely be the largest submarine contract since 2014, when the Navy signed a 10-sub, $17.6 billion contract for Block IV Virginia-class subs.
-
Once again, the US Navy looks to scrap its largest combatants to save money
The U.S. Navy has once again targeted its cruisers for the budget ax.
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The sealift gap is getting worse: The Drift, Vol. XXI
Tonight, we are going to get into one of my favorite topics: Sealift.
