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Naval drones: So hot right now: The Drift, Vol. XVIII
Michael Horowitz is a noted expert in drones and unmanned systems, which he dubs “uninhabited” systems.
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As an FFG(X) decision nears, shipbuilder Fincantieri upgrades its Wisconsin shipyard
It’s part of an investment the company is making in the shipyard for Saudi Arabia’s multimission surface combatant. But another, larger prize is potentially in the offing.
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Raytheon predicts more sales as missile deliveries to UAE continue apace
The company has delivered four out of the five tranches of missiles ordered.
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China is working on killer robot ships of its own
The JARI USV is a 20-ton, 15-meter boat that is about 12 times smaller than the People’s Liberation Army Navy’s manned Type -55 destroyer but has all the same mission areas.
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Here’s a progress update on CAE’s big shore training facility being built for the UAE
“The facility is approaching critical design review and will have some systems ready to use by the end of this year.”
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India-Russia joint venture missile BrahMos aims for Middle East and African markets at IDEX
The missile billed as “the world’s fastest cruise missile” is in wide use in the Indian military as a strike and anti-ship weapon.
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Admiral to Congress: Think about the 280-plus ships that didn’t have collisions
It was a tense exchange between Adm. Phil Davidson and Sen. Angus King.
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We need to talk about the Fitzgerald: The Drift Vol XVII
It is difficult to say the main factors that caused the collision between Fitzgerald and the ACX Crystal are anything but clear.
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Double your Ford class, double your fun: The Drift, Vol. XVI
The Navy decided, in a most inconsiderate way, to throw a wrench into my plans to write about dynamic force employment, 2nd Fleet and the changes to the Navy’s command-and-control structure.
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US Navy signs mammoth contract with Huntington Ingalls for two aircraft carriers
The carriers were previously reported to cost about $24 billion, and the Navy projected it would save about $4 billion by contracting for two Ford-class carriers.
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Naval drones: So hot right now: The Drift, Vol. XVIII
Michael Horowitz is a noted expert in drones and unmanned systems, which he dubs “uninhabited” systems.
-
As an FFG(X) decision nears, shipbuilder Fincantieri upgrades its Wisconsin shipyard
It’s part of an investment the company is making in the shipyard for Saudi Arabia’s multimission surface combatant. But another, larger prize is potentially in the offing.
-
Raytheon predicts more sales as missile deliveries to UAE continue apace
The company has delivered four out of the five tranches of missiles ordered.
-
China is working on killer robot ships of its own
The JARI USV is a 20-ton, 15-meter boat that is about 12 times smaller than the People’s Liberation Army Navy’s manned Type -55 destroyer but has all the same mission areas.
-
Here’s a progress update on CAE’s big shore training facility being built for the UAE
“The facility is approaching critical design review and will have some systems ready to use by the end of this year.”
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India-Russia joint venture missile BrahMos aims for Middle East and African markets at IDEX
The missile billed as “the world’s fastest cruise missile” is in wide use in the Indian military as a strike and anti-ship weapon.
-
Admiral to Congress: Think about the 280-plus ships that didn’t have collisions
It was a tense exchange between Adm. Phil Davidson and Sen. Angus King.
-
We need to talk about the Fitzgerald: The Drift Vol XVII
It is difficult to say the main factors that caused the collision between Fitzgerald and the ACX Crystal are anything but clear.
-
Double your Ford class, double your fun: The Drift, Vol. XVI
The Navy decided, in a most inconsiderate way, to throw a wrench into my plans to write about dynamic force employment, 2nd Fleet and the changes to the Navy’s command-and-control structure.
-
US Navy signs mammoth contract with Huntington Ingalls for two aircraft carriers
The carriers were previously reported to cost about $24 billion, and the Navy projected it would save about $4 billion by contracting for two Ford-class carriers.
-
Naval drones: So hot right now: The Drift, Vol. XVIII
Michael Horowitz is a noted expert in drones and unmanned systems, which he dubs “uninhabited” systems.
-
As an FFG(X) decision nears, shipbuilder Fincantieri upgrades its Wisconsin shipyard
It’s part of an investment the company is making in the shipyard for Saudi Arabia’s multimission surface combatant. But another, larger prize is potentially in the offing.
-
Raytheon predicts more sales as missile deliveries to UAE continue apace
The company has delivered four out of the five tranches of missiles ordered.
-
China is working on killer robot ships of its own
The JARI USV is a 20-ton, 15-meter boat that is about 12 times smaller than the People’s Liberation Army Navy’s manned Type -55 destroyer but has all the same mission areas.
-
Here’s a progress update on CAE’s big shore training facility being built for the UAE
“The facility is approaching critical design review and will have some systems ready to use by the end of this year.”
-
India-Russia joint venture missile BrahMos aims for Middle East and African markets at IDEX
The missile billed as “the world’s fastest cruise missile” is in wide use in the Indian military as a strike and anti-ship weapon.
-
Admiral to Congress: Think about the 280-plus ships that didn’t have collisions
It was a tense exchange between Adm. Phil Davidson and Sen. Angus King.
-
We need to talk about the Fitzgerald: The Drift Vol XVII
It is difficult to say the main factors that caused the collision between Fitzgerald and the ACX Crystal are anything but clear.
-
Double your Ford class, double your fun: The Drift, Vol. XVI
The Navy decided, in a most inconsiderate way, to throw a wrench into my plans to write about dynamic force employment, 2nd Fleet and the changes to the Navy’s command-and-control structure.
-
US Navy signs mammoth contract with Huntington Ingalls for two aircraft carriers
The carriers were previously reported to cost about $24 billion, and the Navy projected it would save about $4 billion by contracting for two Ford-class carriers.
