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US Navy still haunted by collisions, even as it adds Milius to 7th Fleet
With this week’s arrival of the destroyer Milius, the Navy’s Japan-based surface fleet is back up to its pre-accidents strength of 11 cruisers and destroyers, one short of the 12 originally intended with Fitzgerald out of commission.
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At Bath, a destroyer’s keel is laid more than a year behind schedule
Since being awarded the ship in 2013, the schedule for DDG-118 has slipped 18 months months, putting Bath well behind its competitor Ingalls Shipbuilding.
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Future attack sub Rickover hits milestone as US Navy churns through Virginia Block IV
The Navy marked a milestone Friday for the ship named after the famously ornery and uncompromising father of the nuclear-powered Navy.
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The newest weapon in the US Navy’s arsenal is now under construction
When the destroyer Jack Lucas joins the U.S. Navy, it will look similar to destroyers that preceded it. But it’s going to be a very different, more capable killer.
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The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
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Here’s the latest on America’s next supercarriers
In a conference call with investors, Ingalls’ chief executive said the Ford-class aircraft carrier Kennedy is tracking to launch ahead of schedule.
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Is Secretary of Defense Mattis planning radical changes to how the Navy deploys?
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has made clear as the military’s top civilian that he has a very different vision for how the military will be used in the future. Recent comments have hinted at big changes on the horizon for the Navy and how it deploys.
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What if the US stopped sending aircraft carriers to the Arabian Gulf?
U.S. aircraft carriers have been a nearly constant feature in the Arabian Gulf since 1990, but change is in the wind.
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View from the Pacific: A conversation with the head of Naval Forces Japan
Defense News discusses daily challenges and life in Japan with the head of Commander Naval Forces Japan.
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US Navy wants future ship-killing missile for its new frigate, Raytheon says
The Navy is looking to add its new over-the-horizon missile to its FFG(X), Raytheon’s top executive said last week.
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US Navy still haunted by collisions, even as it adds Milius to 7th Fleet
With this week’s arrival of the destroyer Milius, the Navy’s Japan-based surface fleet is back up to its pre-accidents strength of 11 cruisers and destroyers, one short of the 12 originally intended with Fitzgerald out of commission.
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At Bath, a destroyer’s keel is laid more than a year behind schedule
Since being awarded the ship in 2013, the schedule for DDG-118 has slipped 18 months months, putting Bath well behind its competitor Ingalls Shipbuilding.
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Future attack sub Rickover hits milestone as US Navy churns through Virginia Block IV
The Navy marked a milestone Friday for the ship named after the famously ornery and uncompromising father of the nuclear-powered Navy.
-
The newest weapon in the US Navy’s arsenal is now under construction
When the destroyer Jack Lucas joins the U.S. Navy, it will look similar to destroyers that preceded it. But it’s going to be a very different, more capable killer.
-
The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
-
Here’s the latest on America’s next supercarriers
In a conference call with investors, Ingalls’ chief executive said the Ford-class aircraft carrier Kennedy is tracking to launch ahead of schedule.
-
Is Secretary of Defense Mattis planning radical changes to how the Navy deploys?
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has made clear as the military’s top civilian that he has a very different vision for how the military will be used in the future. Recent comments have hinted at big changes on the horizon for the Navy and how it deploys.
-
What if the US stopped sending aircraft carriers to the Arabian Gulf?
U.S. aircraft carriers have been a nearly constant feature in the Arabian Gulf since 1990, but change is in the wind.
-
View from the Pacific: A conversation with the head of Naval Forces Japan
Defense News discusses daily challenges and life in Japan with the head of Commander Naval Forces Japan.
-
US Navy wants future ship-killing missile for its new frigate, Raytheon says
The Navy is looking to add its new over-the-horizon missile to its FFG(X), Raytheon’s top executive said last week.
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US Navy still haunted by collisions, even as it adds Milius to 7th Fleet
With this week’s arrival of the destroyer Milius, the Navy’s Japan-based surface fleet is back up to its pre-accidents strength of 11 cruisers and destroyers, one short of the 12 originally intended with Fitzgerald out of commission.
-
At Bath, a destroyer’s keel is laid more than a year behind schedule
Since being awarded the ship in 2013, the schedule for DDG-118 has slipped 18 months months, putting Bath well behind its competitor Ingalls Shipbuilding.
-
Future attack sub Rickover hits milestone as US Navy churns through Virginia Block IV
The Navy marked a milestone Friday for the ship named after the famously ornery and uncompromising father of the nuclear-powered Navy.
-
The newest weapon in the US Navy’s arsenal is now under construction
When the destroyer Jack Lucas joins the U.S. Navy, it will look similar to destroyers that preceded it. But it’s going to be a very different, more capable killer.
-
The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
-
Here’s the latest on America’s next supercarriers
In a conference call with investors, Ingalls’ chief executive said the Ford-class aircraft carrier Kennedy is tracking to launch ahead of schedule.
-
Is Secretary of Defense Mattis planning radical changes to how the Navy deploys?
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has made clear as the military’s top civilian that he has a very different vision for how the military will be used in the future. Recent comments have hinted at big changes on the horizon for the Navy and how it deploys.
-
What if the US stopped sending aircraft carriers to the Arabian Gulf?
U.S. aircraft carriers have been a nearly constant feature in the Arabian Gulf since 1990, but change is in the wind.
-
View from the Pacific: A conversation with the head of Naval Forces Japan
Defense News discusses daily challenges and life in Japan with the head of Commander Naval Forces Japan.
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US Navy wants future ship-killing missile for its new frigate, Raytheon says
The Navy is looking to add its new over-the-horizon missile to its FFG(X), Raytheon’s top executive said last week.
