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Inhofe not on board with plans to shutter aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman
Plans to decommission the Truman are struggling on Capitol Hill.
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A classified Pentagon maritime drone program is about to get its moment in the sun
A project birthed in the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is getting some serious buy-in from the U.S. Navy.
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The US Navy will hit a milestone ship count in 2020; pours money into sailors, subs and unmanned tech
It looks as if the Navy will pass the 300 ships mark for the first time since 2002, a big step toward its current goal of 355 ships.
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Rostec exec on how Russia’s top defense firm is adapting to a ‘rapidly changing world’
Defense News sat down with Victor Kladov, Rostec’s director for international cooperation and regional policy, to discuss cooperation with China, U.S. sanctions and how the company plans to compete in the years ahead.
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The US Navy’s top acquisition priority is getting a new boss
Program Executive Office Columbia will be stood up this month.
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DARPA inks a contract for hypersonic weapon research
The contract, worth $63.3 million, is part of an Air Force effort.
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The Navy’s Calculating Carrier Caper: The Drift, Vol XX
This week a topic arose that was put to bed in 2014 but has reared its head once again: decommissioning a carrier early as a means of saving money.
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House Seapower chairman: Early aircraft carrier decom is a non-starter
Rep. Joe Courtney, D-Connecticut, told reporters he there was no chance the measure would be endorsed by his subcommittee this year.
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The US Navy’s new stealth fighter just hit a major milestone
The U.S. Navy has declared the carrier-launched version of Lockheed Martin’s F-35 fighter ready to deploy.
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Dispatch from Deutschland (Plus: RFI or Die!) The Drift: Vol. XIX
Let’s kick this off with some trends I spotted on the floor at IDEX this year.
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Inhofe not on board with plans to shutter aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman
Plans to decommission the Truman are struggling on Capitol Hill.
-
A classified Pentagon maritime drone program is about to get its moment in the sun
A project birthed in the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is getting some serious buy-in from the U.S. Navy.
-
The US Navy will hit a milestone ship count in 2020; pours money into sailors, subs and unmanned tech
It looks as if the Navy will pass the 300 ships mark for the first time since 2002, a big step toward its current goal of 355 ships.
-
Rostec exec on how Russia’s top defense firm is adapting to a ‘rapidly changing world’
Defense News sat down with Victor Kladov, Rostec’s director for international cooperation and regional policy, to discuss cooperation with China, U.S. sanctions and how the company plans to compete in the years ahead.
-
The US Navy’s top acquisition priority is getting a new boss
Program Executive Office Columbia will be stood up this month.
-
DARPA inks a contract for hypersonic weapon research
The contract, worth $63.3 million, is part of an Air Force effort.
-
The Navy’s Calculating Carrier Caper: The Drift, Vol XX
This week a topic arose that was put to bed in 2014 but has reared its head once again: decommissioning a carrier early as a means of saving money.
-
House Seapower chairman: Early aircraft carrier decom is a non-starter
Rep. Joe Courtney, D-Connecticut, told reporters he there was no chance the measure would be endorsed by his subcommittee this year.
-
The US Navy’s new stealth fighter just hit a major milestone
The U.S. Navy has declared the carrier-launched version of Lockheed Martin’s F-35 fighter ready to deploy.
-
Dispatch from Deutschland (Plus: RFI or Die!) The Drift: Vol. XIX
Let’s kick this off with some trends I spotted on the floor at IDEX this year.
-
Inhofe not on board with plans to shutter aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman
Plans to decommission the Truman are struggling on Capitol Hill.
-
A classified Pentagon maritime drone program is about to get its moment in the sun
A project birthed in the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is getting some serious buy-in from the U.S. Navy.
-
The US Navy will hit a milestone ship count in 2020; pours money into sailors, subs and unmanned tech
It looks as if the Navy will pass the 300 ships mark for the first time since 2002, a big step toward its current goal of 355 ships.
-
Rostec exec on how Russia’s top defense firm is adapting to a ‘rapidly changing world’
Defense News sat down with Victor Kladov, Rostec’s director for international cooperation and regional policy, to discuss cooperation with China, U.S. sanctions and how the company plans to compete in the years ahead.
-
The US Navy’s top acquisition priority is getting a new boss
Program Executive Office Columbia will be stood up this month.
-
DARPA inks a contract for hypersonic weapon research
The contract, worth $63.3 million, is part of an Air Force effort.
-
The Navy’s Calculating Carrier Caper: The Drift, Vol XX
This week a topic arose that was put to bed in 2014 but has reared its head once again: decommissioning a carrier early as a means of saving money.
-
House Seapower chairman: Early aircraft carrier decom is a non-starter
Rep. Joe Courtney, D-Connecticut, told reporters he there was no chance the measure would be endorsed by his subcommittee this year.
-
The US Navy’s new stealth fighter just hit a major milestone
The U.S. Navy has declared the carrier-launched version of Lockheed Martin’s F-35 fighter ready to deploy.
-
Dispatch from Deutschland (Plus: RFI or Die!) The Drift: Vol. XIX
Let’s kick this off with some trends I spotted on the floor at IDEX this year.
