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The US Navy is planning for its new frigate to be a workhorse
The Navy has bemoaned the lack of a small surface combatant that can hold down low-end, time-intensive missions but still contribute in a high-end fight, which has been the impetus behind the whole FFG(X) program.
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US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
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The US Navy’s new, more lethal frigate is coming into focus
The service is zeroing in on a cost and the shape of its new frigate as it prepares to launch an open competition this summer.
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Surface Navy Deleted Scenes & The NeverEnding Mission: The Drift XV
For this edition of The Drift, I want to circle back to some things that I haven’t written up yet from my pre-Surface Navy Association interview with Rear Adm. Boxall, who was incredibly generous with his time, and cover some ground I haven’t made publicly available yet.
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‘China watcher’ takes over Senate’s Seapower Subcommittee in reshuffle
Sen. Roger Wicker is relinquishing his sea power gavel in a shakeup that includes new ranking members for the nuclear weapons and cybersecurity subpanels.
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Hit the Slides! The Latest from the Surface Navy: The Drift XIV
I’ve cued up Metallica’s shredtastic debut album Kill ‘Em All in my earbuds and take you on a quick tour of U.S. warships and programs under construction and in development. I hope that by the time The Four Horsemen get to the end of Metal Militia, I’ll have finished weaving my weekly tale here at…
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After years fighting terrorism, the SEALs turn their eyes toward fighting big wars
After years fighting wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the SEALs are refocusing efforts to prepare for potentially larger conflicts, says the Navy’s second in command.
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Facing a sealift capacity collapse, the Navy seeks strategy for new auxiliary ships
Staring at the prospect of a collapse in capacity, the Navy is moving toward a new approach to recapitalize ships the country would need to transport 90 percent of Army and Marine Corps equipment in a major war.
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US Navy moves toward unleashing killer robot ships on the world’s oceans
The Navy is planning to take the first few steps into a radical future, which, if it comes to pass, will upend how the fleet has fought since the Cold War.
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The future of the US surface fleet: One combat system to rule them all
As the U.S. Navy’s surface fleet moves into 2019, a radical shift is coalescing among its leaders.
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The US Navy is planning for its new frigate to be a workhorse
The Navy has bemoaned the lack of a small surface combatant that can hold down low-end, time-intensive missions but still contribute in a high-end fight, which has been the impetus behind the whole FFG(X) program.
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US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
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The US Navy’s new, more lethal frigate is coming into focus
The service is zeroing in on a cost and the shape of its new frigate as it prepares to launch an open competition this summer.
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Surface Navy Deleted Scenes & The NeverEnding Mission: The Drift XV
For this edition of The Drift, I want to circle back to some things that I haven’t written up yet from my pre-Surface Navy Association interview with Rear Adm. Boxall, who was incredibly generous with his time, and cover some ground I haven’t made publicly available yet.
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‘China watcher’ takes over Senate’s Seapower Subcommittee in reshuffle
Sen. Roger Wicker is relinquishing his sea power gavel in a shakeup that includes new ranking members for the nuclear weapons and cybersecurity subpanels.
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Hit the Slides! The Latest from the Surface Navy: The Drift XIV
I’ve cued up Metallica’s shredtastic debut album Kill ‘Em All in my earbuds and take you on a quick tour of U.S. warships and programs under construction and in development. I hope that by the time The Four Horsemen get to the end of Metal Militia, I’ll have finished weaving my weekly tale here at…
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After years fighting terrorism, the SEALs turn their eyes toward fighting big wars
After years fighting wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the SEALs are refocusing efforts to prepare for potentially larger conflicts, says the Navy’s second in command.
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Facing a sealift capacity collapse, the Navy seeks strategy for new auxiliary ships
Staring at the prospect of a collapse in capacity, the Navy is moving toward a new approach to recapitalize ships the country would need to transport 90 percent of Army and Marine Corps equipment in a major war.
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US Navy moves toward unleashing killer robot ships on the world’s oceans
The Navy is planning to take the first few steps into a radical future, which, if it comes to pass, will upend how the fleet has fought since the Cold War.
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The future of the US surface fleet: One combat system to rule them all
As the U.S. Navy’s surface fleet moves into 2019, a radical shift is coalescing among its leaders.
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The US Navy is planning for its new frigate to be a workhorse
The Navy has bemoaned the lack of a small surface combatant that can hold down low-end, time-intensive missions but still contribute in a high-end fight, which has been the impetus behind the whole FFG(X) program.
-
US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
-
The US Navy’s new, more lethal frigate is coming into focus
The service is zeroing in on a cost and the shape of its new frigate as it prepares to launch an open competition this summer.
-
Surface Navy Deleted Scenes & The NeverEnding Mission: The Drift XV
For this edition of The Drift, I want to circle back to some things that I haven’t written up yet from my pre-Surface Navy Association interview with Rear Adm. Boxall, who was incredibly generous with his time, and cover some ground I haven’t made publicly available yet.
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‘China watcher’ takes over Senate’s Seapower Subcommittee in reshuffle
Sen. Roger Wicker is relinquishing his sea power gavel in a shakeup that includes new ranking members for the nuclear weapons and cybersecurity subpanels.
-
Hit the Slides! The Latest from the Surface Navy: The Drift XIV
I’ve cued up Metallica’s shredtastic debut album Kill ‘Em All in my earbuds and take you on a quick tour of U.S. warships and programs under construction and in development. I hope that by the time The Four Horsemen get to the end of Metal Militia, I’ll have finished weaving my weekly tale here at…
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After years fighting terrorism, the SEALs turn their eyes toward fighting big wars
After years fighting wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the SEALs are refocusing efforts to prepare for potentially larger conflicts, says the Navy’s second in command.
-
Facing a sealift capacity collapse, the Navy seeks strategy for new auxiliary ships
Staring at the prospect of a collapse in capacity, the Navy is moving toward a new approach to recapitalize ships the country would need to transport 90 percent of Army and Marine Corps equipment in a major war.
-
US Navy moves toward unleashing killer robot ships on the world’s oceans
The Navy is planning to take the first few steps into a radical future, which, if it comes to pass, will upend how the fleet has fought since the Cold War.
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The future of the US surface fleet: One combat system to rule them all
As the U.S. Navy’s surface fleet moves into 2019, a radical shift is coalescing among its leaders.
