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The Pentagon is poised to send the LCS to thwart narcos
The move, amid pressure from lawmakers and the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere, signals a new intensity in combating the importing of illegal drugs amid a tidal wave of opioid deaths in the U.S.
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US Navy takes ownership of its second stealth destroyer
The U.S. Navy has accepted delivery of the Zumwalt-class destroyer Michael Monsoor from Bath Iron Works, Maine, meaning the ship is officially U.S. Navy property.
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US weighs keeping carrier strike group in Europe as a check on Russia
Four defense officials with knowledge of the deliberations said the move would be a response to Russian activities in the region.
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Advanced Gun System was holding back the Navy’s new stealth destroyer
Development issues with the Navy’s Advanced Gun System, destined to be one of the main armaments of DDG-1000, prompted the Navy to change Zumwalt into a ship killer, the Navy’s top requirements officers said.
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Interview: US Navy’s top officer talks acquisition, sub building and naval warfare
Adm. John Richardson, the chief of naval operations, admits he’s a “naturally uncomfortable person” and how that affects his view of the supply chain and making sure war fighters are properly equipped.
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Navy’s top officer lays out aggressive new cruiser replacement approach
The Navy will be zeroing in on what they want out of their new ship very quickly, which means shipbuilders and industry could be getting bids together on the Navy’s new major surface combatant in a matter of months instead of years.
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Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
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Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
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In Japan, a hard-hit US Navy fleet is steadying on a new course
After a disastrous summer in 2017, the Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet is effecting a course correction that it hopes restores readiness and avoids future loss of life.
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Raytheon’s Joint Standoff Weapon integrated into the Navy’s F-35
A recent test of the JSOW C demonstrated that the weapon could be toted inside the F-35 and deploy seamlessly.
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The Pentagon is poised to send the LCS to thwart narcos
The move, amid pressure from lawmakers and the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere, signals a new intensity in combating the importing of illegal drugs amid a tidal wave of opioid deaths in the U.S.
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US Navy takes ownership of its second stealth destroyer
The U.S. Navy has accepted delivery of the Zumwalt-class destroyer Michael Monsoor from Bath Iron Works, Maine, meaning the ship is officially U.S. Navy property.
-
US weighs keeping carrier strike group in Europe as a check on Russia
Four defense officials with knowledge of the deliberations said the move would be a response to Russian activities in the region.
-
Advanced Gun System was holding back the Navy’s new stealth destroyer
Development issues with the Navy’s Advanced Gun System, destined to be one of the main armaments of DDG-1000, prompted the Navy to change Zumwalt into a ship killer, the Navy’s top requirements officers said.
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Interview: US Navy’s top officer talks acquisition, sub building and naval warfare
Adm. John Richardson, the chief of naval operations, admits he’s a “naturally uncomfortable person” and how that affects his view of the supply chain and making sure war fighters are properly equipped.
-
Navy’s top officer lays out aggressive new cruiser replacement approach
The Navy will be zeroing in on what they want out of their new ship very quickly, which means shipbuilders and industry could be getting bids together on the Navy’s new major surface combatant in a matter of months instead of years.
-
Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
-
Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
-
In Japan, a hard-hit US Navy fleet is steadying on a new course
After a disastrous summer in 2017, the Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet is effecting a course correction that it hopes restores readiness and avoids future loss of life.
-
Raytheon’s Joint Standoff Weapon integrated into the Navy’s F-35
A recent test of the JSOW C demonstrated that the weapon could be toted inside the F-35 and deploy seamlessly.
-
The Pentagon is poised to send the LCS to thwart narcos
The move, amid pressure from lawmakers and the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere, signals a new intensity in combating the importing of illegal drugs amid a tidal wave of opioid deaths in the U.S.
-
US Navy takes ownership of its second stealth destroyer
The U.S. Navy has accepted delivery of the Zumwalt-class destroyer Michael Monsoor from Bath Iron Works, Maine, meaning the ship is officially U.S. Navy property.
-
US weighs keeping carrier strike group in Europe as a check on Russia
Four defense officials with knowledge of the deliberations said the move would be a response to Russian activities in the region.
-
Advanced Gun System was holding back the Navy’s new stealth destroyer
Development issues with the Navy’s Advanced Gun System, destined to be one of the main armaments of DDG-1000, prompted the Navy to change Zumwalt into a ship killer, the Navy’s top requirements officers said.
-
Interview: US Navy’s top officer talks acquisition, sub building and naval warfare
Adm. John Richardson, the chief of naval operations, admits he’s a “naturally uncomfortable person” and how that affects his view of the supply chain and making sure war fighters are properly equipped.
-
Navy’s top officer lays out aggressive new cruiser replacement approach
The Navy will be zeroing in on what they want out of their new ship very quickly, which means shipbuilders and industry could be getting bids together on the Navy’s new major surface combatant in a matter of months instead of years.
-
Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
-
Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
-
In Japan, a hard-hit US Navy fleet is steadying on a new course
After a disastrous summer in 2017, the Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet is effecting a course correction that it hopes restores readiness and avoids future loss of life.
-
Raytheon’s Joint Standoff Weapon integrated into the Navy’s F-35
A recent test of the JSOW C demonstrated that the weapon could be toted inside the F-35 and deploy seamlessly.
