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US Navy canceling program to turn gas-guzzling destroyers into hybrids
The Navy is canceling a program to install fuel-efficient hybrid electric drives in 34 destroyers, leaving only one destroyer with the technology
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The rate of oxygen loss events in the Navy’s training jets has plummeted in the last 6 months
The rate of frightening physiological episodes in the Navy’s T-45 training jets has plummeted in the past six months, the head of Naval Air Systems Command testified Tuesday.
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US Navy to scrap scores of fighter jets from its inventory
The Navy is moving to scrap almost 140 older Hornet fighters from its inventory.
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US Coast Guard to release new heavy icebreaker RFP
The Coast Guard’s top officer says the service is set to release its request for proposal as early as March 2 for its long-awaited heavy icebreaker replacement.
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US Navy nominates its next fleet boss
The Navy has nominated the head of its Europe-based U.S. Sixth Fleet as its next four-star fleet boss.
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Sweeping legislation aims to fix the US surface Navy
Two Republican senators have introduced sweeping legislation that takes aim at the U.S. Navy’s readiness and organizational shortfalls that came to light in the wake of last year’s deadly accidents in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Flying blind and freezing: Navy investigating terrifying EA-18G Growler flight
By the time the flight was over, two elite pilots with Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Nine were being rushed for medical treatment, and the Navy was dealing with yet another failure of the EA-18G Growler’s environmental control system.
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Navy awards design contracts for future frigate
The Navy has awarded $15 million contracts to four companies for conceptual designs for the FFG(X) program.
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Surface Navy wants to slash shore time for its officers
Today’s surface warfare officers need more time at sea, a top admiral says.
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In America’s opioid crisis, military lets drug shipments go by
Amidst a national opioid addiction crisis, the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere has the resources to intercept only a quarter of known narcotics shipments to the U.S., its commander said Thursday.
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US Navy canceling program to turn gas-guzzling destroyers into hybrids
The Navy is canceling a program to install fuel-efficient hybrid electric drives in 34 destroyers, leaving only one destroyer with the technology
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The rate of oxygen loss events in the Navy’s training jets has plummeted in the last 6 months
The rate of frightening physiological episodes in the Navy’s T-45 training jets has plummeted in the past six months, the head of Naval Air Systems Command testified Tuesday.
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US Navy to scrap scores of fighter jets from its inventory
The Navy is moving to scrap almost 140 older Hornet fighters from its inventory.
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US Coast Guard to release new heavy icebreaker RFP
The Coast Guard’s top officer says the service is set to release its request for proposal as early as March 2 for its long-awaited heavy icebreaker replacement.
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US Navy nominates its next fleet boss
The Navy has nominated the head of its Europe-based U.S. Sixth Fleet as its next four-star fleet boss.
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Sweeping legislation aims to fix the US surface Navy
Two Republican senators have introduced sweeping legislation that takes aim at the U.S. Navy’s readiness and organizational shortfalls that came to light in the wake of last year’s deadly accidents in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Flying blind and freezing: Navy investigating terrifying EA-18G Growler flight
By the time the flight was over, two elite pilots with Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Nine were being rushed for medical treatment, and the Navy was dealing with yet another failure of the EA-18G Growler’s environmental control system.
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Navy awards design contracts for future frigate
The Navy has awarded $15 million contracts to four companies for conceptual designs for the FFG(X) program.
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Surface Navy wants to slash shore time for its officers
Today’s surface warfare officers need more time at sea, a top admiral says.
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In America’s opioid crisis, military lets drug shipments go by
Amidst a national opioid addiction crisis, the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere has the resources to intercept only a quarter of known narcotics shipments to the U.S., its commander said Thursday.
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US Navy canceling program to turn gas-guzzling destroyers into hybrids
The Navy is canceling a program to install fuel-efficient hybrid electric drives in 34 destroyers, leaving only one destroyer with the technology
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The rate of oxygen loss events in the Navy’s training jets has plummeted in the last 6 months
The rate of frightening physiological episodes in the Navy’s T-45 training jets has plummeted in the past six months, the head of Naval Air Systems Command testified Tuesday.
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US Navy to scrap scores of fighter jets from its inventory
The Navy is moving to scrap almost 140 older Hornet fighters from its inventory.
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US Coast Guard to release new heavy icebreaker RFP
The Coast Guard’s top officer says the service is set to release its request for proposal as early as March 2 for its long-awaited heavy icebreaker replacement.
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US Navy nominates its next fleet boss
The Navy has nominated the head of its Europe-based U.S. Sixth Fleet as its next four-star fleet boss.
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Sweeping legislation aims to fix the US surface Navy
Two Republican senators have introduced sweeping legislation that takes aim at the U.S. Navy’s readiness and organizational shortfalls that came to light in the wake of last year’s deadly accidents in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Flying blind and freezing: Navy investigating terrifying EA-18G Growler flight
By the time the flight was over, two elite pilots with Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Nine were being rushed for medical treatment, and the Navy was dealing with yet another failure of the EA-18G Growler’s environmental control system.
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Navy awards design contracts for future frigate
The Navy has awarded $15 million contracts to four companies for conceptual designs for the FFG(X) program.
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Surface Navy wants to slash shore time for its officers
Today’s surface warfare officers need more time at sea, a top admiral says.
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In America’s opioid crisis, military lets drug shipments go by
Amidst a national opioid addiction crisis, the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere has the resources to intercept only a quarter of known narcotics shipments to the U.S., its commander said Thursday.
