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Lockheed to reportedly beat out Raytheon for Japan missile defense radar
Japan has been seeking to bolster its missile defense as North Korea barges ahead with its missile development program.
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BAE reportedly comes out on top in Australia’s future frigate showdown
Australia’s decision to go with the Type 26 frigate design will have a long-term impact on other competitors.
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Virginia-class attack sub delivers late as US Navy aims to get program back on course
Supplier issues, a doubled production rate and cuts to production time contributed to delays for the Navy’s gold-star program in recent years.
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Advanced arresting gear is coming along
The carrier Ford’s new arresting gear, replacing the old-school arresting cables, trapped two new aircraft last month.
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Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
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As threats mount, US Navy grapples with costly ballistic missile defense mission
The fleet is now at a crossroads. Ballistic missile defense, while a burden, has also been a cash cow that has pushed the capabilities of the fleet exponentially forward over the past decade.
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Upgrading US Navy ships is difficult and expensive. Change is coming.
Why are the most advanced ships on the planet so difficult to keep relevant? And how can the Navy stay relevant without breaking the national piggy bank?
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The Navy’s acquisition boss has a plan to get fleet maintenance back on track
The Navy’s acquisition boss has directed Naval Sea Systems Command to undertake an ambitious long-term plan for all the ships in the fleet.
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The US Navy is fed up with ballistic missile defense patrols
The unusually direct comments from CNO come amid growing frustration among the surface warfare community that the mission is eating up operational availability that could be better used confronting growing high-end threats from China and Russia.
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Former Pacific Command head backs Trump’s suspension of joint exercises with South Korea
Peace with North Korea is a possibility, but the administration needs to stay realistic moving forward, the retired four-star general says.
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Lockheed to reportedly beat out Raytheon for Japan missile defense radar
Japan has been seeking to bolster its missile defense as North Korea barges ahead with its missile development program.
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BAE reportedly comes out on top in Australia’s future frigate showdown
Australia’s decision to go with the Type 26 frigate design will have a long-term impact on other competitors.
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Virginia-class attack sub delivers late as US Navy aims to get program back on course
Supplier issues, a doubled production rate and cuts to production time contributed to delays for the Navy’s gold-star program in recent years.
-
Advanced arresting gear is coming along
The carrier Ford’s new arresting gear, replacing the old-school arresting cables, trapped two new aircraft last month.
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Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
-
As threats mount, US Navy grapples with costly ballistic missile defense mission
The fleet is now at a crossroads. Ballistic missile defense, while a burden, has also been a cash cow that has pushed the capabilities of the fleet exponentially forward over the past decade.
-
Upgrading US Navy ships is difficult and expensive. Change is coming.
Why are the most advanced ships on the planet so difficult to keep relevant? And how can the Navy stay relevant without breaking the national piggy bank?
-
The Navy’s acquisition boss has a plan to get fleet maintenance back on track
The Navy’s acquisition boss has directed Naval Sea Systems Command to undertake an ambitious long-term plan for all the ships in the fleet.
-
The US Navy is fed up with ballistic missile defense patrols
The unusually direct comments from CNO come amid growing frustration among the surface warfare community that the mission is eating up operational availability that could be better used confronting growing high-end threats from China and Russia.
-
Former Pacific Command head backs Trump’s suspension of joint exercises with South Korea
Peace with North Korea is a possibility, but the administration needs to stay realistic moving forward, the retired four-star general says.
-
Lockheed to reportedly beat out Raytheon for Japan missile defense radar
Japan has been seeking to bolster its missile defense as North Korea barges ahead with its missile development program.
-
BAE reportedly comes out on top in Australia’s future frigate showdown
Australia’s decision to go with the Type 26 frigate design will have a long-term impact on other competitors.
-
Virginia-class attack sub delivers late as US Navy aims to get program back on course
Supplier issues, a doubled production rate and cuts to production time contributed to delays for the Navy’s gold-star program in recent years.
-
Advanced arresting gear is coming along
The carrier Ford’s new arresting gear, replacing the old-school arresting cables, trapped two new aircraft last month.
-
Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
-
As threats mount, US Navy grapples with costly ballistic missile defense mission
The fleet is now at a crossroads. Ballistic missile defense, while a burden, has also been a cash cow that has pushed the capabilities of the fleet exponentially forward over the past decade.
-
Upgrading US Navy ships is difficult and expensive. Change is coming.
Why are the most advanced ships on the planet so difficult to keep relevant? And how can the Navy stay relevant without breaking the national piggy bank?
-
The Navy’s acquisition boss has a plan to get fleet maintenance back on track
The Navy’s acquisition boss has directed Naval Sea Systems Command to undertake an ambitious long-term plan for all the ships in the fleet.
-
The US Navy is fed up with ballistic missile defense patrols
The unusually direct comments from CNO come amid growing frustration among the surface warfare community that the mission is eating up operational availability that could be better used confronting growing high-end threats from China and Russia.
-
Former Pacific Command head backs Trump’s suspension of joint exercises with South Korea
Peace with North Korea is a possibility, but the administration needs to stay realistic moving forward, the retired four-star general says.
