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The Navy’s stealth destroyers to get new weapons and a new mission: killing ships
The Navy is asking Congress to fund a conversion of its 600-foot stealth destroyers from primarily a land attack ship to an anti-surface, offensive strike platform.
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US Navy to add 46 ships in five years, but 355 ships won’t come for a long time
The Navy will grow by more than forty ships over the next five years, the Navy’s Budget director said Monday. But while the fleet will grow rapidly in the near term, the gains will sputter out shortly thereafter.
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US Navy wants more sailors, jets and an extra ship in 2019
The U.S. Navy’s total shipbuilding budget request seems to make little headway toward the 355-ship fleet called for in a review last year.
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Trump expected to nominate head of US Fleet Forces Command for top post in Pacific
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is seeking to nominate Adm. Phil Davidson to be the top U.S. military officer in the Pacific, according to three defense officials who spoke on background.
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US Navy pressing toward major reorg that could strip Pacific Fleet of authorities
The organizational change could strip U.S. Pacific Fleet of some or all of its manning, training and equipping functions and consolidate that power under U.S. Fleet Forces Command on the East Coast.
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Reality check: Failures happen, even in missile defense testing
Despite the failure, experts say that in the long run the SM-3 IIA has no choice but to succeed.
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Another US Navy ballistic missile intercept reportedly fails in Hawaii
If confirmed, it would mark the second unsuccessful test of the Raytheon missile. It also deals a setback to U.S. missile defense efforts as North Korea makes seemingly daily progress on it goal of striking the U.S. mainland with nuclear-armed missiles.
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Raytheon exec looks to grab emerging $8B missile market, targeting Boeing biz
Raytheon is bullish on the next generation of surface-to-surface missiles coming into the fleet, an award that is expected to drop sometime this summer.
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General Dynamics to pump nearly $2 billion into its shipyards
The CEO of General Dynamics says the investment is “in response to the significant increased demand from our Navy customer.”
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US Navy’s top officer to new surface boss: Unite the clans
The Navy’s top officer wants the surface community moving in the same direction after a pair of collisions that claimed the lives of 17 sailors last summer.
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The Navy’s stealth destroyers to get new weapons and a new mission: killing ships
The Navy is asking Congress to fund a conversion of its 600-foot stealth destroyers from primarily a land attack ship to an anti-surface, offensive strike platform.
-
US Navy to add 46 ships in five years, but 355 ships won’t come for a long time
The Navy will grow by more than forty ships over the next five years, the Navy’s Budget director said Monday. But while the fleet will grow rapidly in the near term, the gains will sputter out shortly thereafter.
-
US Navy wants more sailors, jets and an extra ship in 2019
The U.S. Navy’s total shipbuilding budget request seems to make little headway toward the 355-ship fleet called for in a review last year.
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Trump expected to nominate head of US Fleet Forces Command for top post in Pacific
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is seeking to nominate Adm. Phil Davidson to be the top U.S. military officer in the Pacific, according to three defense officials who spoke on background.
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US Navy pressing toward major reorg that could strip Pacific Fleet of authorities
The organizational change could strip U.S. Pacific Fleet of some or all of its manning, training and equipping functions and consolidate that power under U.S. Fleet Forces Command on the East Coast.
-
Reality check: Failures happen, even in missile defense testing
Despite the failure, experts say that in the long run the SM-3 IIA has no choice but to succeed.
-
Another US Navy ballistic missile intercept reportedly fails in Hawaii
If confirmed, it would mark the second unsuccessful test of the Raytheon missile. It also deals a setback to U.S. missile defense efforts as North Korea makes seemingly daily progress on it goal of striking the U.S. mainland with nuclear-armed missiles.
-
Raytheon exec looks to grab emerging $8B missile market, targeting Boeing biz
Raytheon is bullish on the next generation of surface-to-surface missiles coming into the fleet, an award that is expected to drop sometime this summer.
-
General Dynamics to pump nearly $2 billion into its shipyards
The CEO of General Dynamics says the investment is “in response to the significant increased demand from our Navy customer.”
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US Navy’s top officer to new surface boss: Unite the clans
The Navy’s top officer wants the surface community moving in the same direction after a pair of collisions that claimed the lives of 17 sailors last summer.
-
The Navy’s stealth destroyers to get new weapons and a new mission: killing ships
The Navy is asking Congress to fund a conversion of its 600-foot stealth destroyers from primarily a land attack ship to an anti-surface, offensive strike platform.
-
US Navy to add 46 ships in five years, but 355 ships won’t come for a long time
The Navy will grow by more than forty ships over the next five years, the Navy’s Budget director said Monday. But while the fleet will grow rapidly in the near term, the gains will sputter out shortly thereafter.
-
US Navy wants more sailors, jets and an extra ship in 2019
The U.S. Navy’s total shipbuilding budget request seems to make little headway toward the 355-ship fleet called for in a review last year.
-
Trump expected to nominate head of US Fleet Forces Command for top post in Pacific
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is seeking to nominate Adm. Phil Davidson to be the top U.S. military officer in the Pacific, according to three defense officials who spoke on background.
-
US Navy pressing toward major reorg that could strip Pacific Fleet of authorities
The organizational change could strip U.S. Pacific Fleet of some or all of its manning, training and equipping functions and consolidate that power under U.S. Fleet Forces Command on the East Coast.
-
Reality check: Failures happen, even in missile defense testing
Despite the failure, experts say that in the long run the SM-3 IIA has no choice but to succeed.
-
Another US Navy ballistic missile intercept reportedly fails in Hawaii
If confirmed, it would mark the second unsuccessful test of the Raytheon missile. It also deals a setback to U.S. missile defense efforts as North Korea makes seemingly daily progress on it goal of striking the U.S. mainland with nuclear-armed missiles.
-
Raytheon exec looks to grab emerging $8B missile market, targeting Boeing biz
Raytheon is bullish on the next generation of surface-to-surface missiles coming into the fleet, an award that is expected to drop sometime this summer.
-
General Dynamics to pump nearly $2 billion into its shipyards
The CEO of General Dynamics says the investment is “in response to the significant increased demand from our Navy customer.”
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US Navy’s top officer to new surface boss: Unite the clans
The Navy’s top officer wants the surface community moving in the same direction after a pair of collisions that claimed the lives of 17 sailors last summer.
