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US Navy names new intel boss, other flag promotions
The U.S. Navy has named a new head of intelligence.
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Surface Navy boss officially steps down, new leadership at the helm
The Navy’s top surface warfare officer stepped aside Thursday, turning over to the former commanding officer of Navy Personnel Command.
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US Navy surface boss expected to step down under pressure in latest collision fallout
The Navy’s top surface warfare officer is expected to step down this week under pressure ahead of a forthcoming recommendation that he be relieved.
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Textron, US Navy are loading guns and missiles on their unmanned mine hunting boat
The 39-foot CUSV, which is developed to perform mine sweeping and countermeasures for the mine warfare package on the littoral combat ship, is getting ready to be developed further with new lethal and non-lethal payloads.
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Saab set to demo an underwater drone that pretends to be a sub
The Swedish defense firm Saab is set to demonstrate for the U.S. Navy an underwater drone that simulates a submarine, making it easier for ships and aircraft to practice anti-submarine warfare.
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Lawmakers chide Navy, DoD on step back from transparency
Two lawmakers who oversee defense policy have taken aim at a yearslong walk-back of the U.S. Navy’s transparency, calling on the service to declassify ship inspection results and end an information chill.
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Over-the-horizon missile competition nearing completion
The surface Navy is planning to wrap up its over-the-horizon, anti-surface missile competition in the coming months, the Pentagon’s director of Surface Warfare Division said Tuesday.
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Navy’s cruiser replacement won’t be a cruiser, says surface warfare chief
The U.S. Navy’s surface fleet is developing a new class of ship that will replace the cruisers — but it’s not another cruiser.
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Surface Navy boss: To fix the fleet, reduce commitments and give us more ships
The U.S. Navy’s top surface warfare officer says the military must ease the burden on the service if it’s to fix issues that came to light after a pair of collisions that took the lives of 17 sailors last summer.
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US Navy names new intel boss, other flag promotions
The U.S. Navy has named a new head of intelligence.
-
Surface Navy boss officially steps down, new leadership at the helm
The Navy’s top surface warfare officer stepped aside Thursday, turning over to the former commanding officer of Navy Personnel Command.
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US Navy surface boss expected to step down under pressure in latest collision fallout
The Navy’s top surface warfare officer is expected to step down this week under pressure ahead of a forthcoming recommendation that he be relieved.
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Textron, US Navy are loading guns and missiles on their unmanned mine hunting boat
The 39-foot CUSV, which is developed to perform mine sweeping and countermeasures for the mine warfare package on the littoral combat ship, is getting ready to be developed further with new lethal and non-lethal payloads.
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Saab set to demo an underwater drone that pretends to be a sub
The Swedish defense firm Saab is set to demonstrate for the U.S. Navy an underwater drone that simulates a submarine, making it easier for ships and aircraft to practice anti-submarine warfare.
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Lawmakers chide Navy, DoD on step back from transparency
Two lawmakers who oversee defense policy have taken aim at a yearslong walk-back of the U.S. Navy’s transparency, calling on the service to declassify ship inspection results and end an information chill.
-
Over-the-horizon missile competition nearing completion
The surface Navy is planning to wrap up its over-the-horizon, anti-surface missile competition in the coming months, the Pentagon’s director of Surface Warfare Division said Tuesday.
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Navy’s cruiser replacement won’t be a cruiser, says surface warfare chief
The U.S. Navy’s surface fleet is developing a new class of ship that will replace the cruisers — but it’s not another cruiser.
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Surface Navy boss: To fix the fleet, reduce commitments and give us more ships
The U.S. Navy’s top surface warfare officer says the military must ease the burden on the service if it’s to fix issues that came to light after a pair of collisions that took the lives of 17 sailors last summer.
-
US Navy names new intel boss, other flag promotions
The U.S. Navy has named a new head of intelligence.
-
Surface Navy boss officially steps down, new leadership at the helm
The Navy’s top surface warfare officer stepped aside Thursday, turning over to the former commanding officer of Navy Personnel Command.
-
US Navy surface boss expected to step down under pressure in latest collision fallout
The Navy’s top surface warfare officer is expected to step down this week under pressure ahead of a forthcoming recommendation that he be relieved.
-
Textron, US Navy are loading guns and missiles on their unmanned mine hunting boat
The 39-foot CUSV, which is developed to perform mine sweeping and countermeasures for the mine warfare package on the littoral combat ship, is getting ready to be developed further with new lethal and non-lethal payloads.
-
Saab set to demo an underwater drone that pretends to be a sub
The Swedish defense firm Saab is set to demonstrate for the U.S. Navy an underwater drone that simulates a submarine, making it easier for ships and aircraft to practice anti-submarine warfare.
-
Lawmakers chide Navy, DoD on step back from transparency
Two lawmakers who oversee defense policy have taken aim at a yearslong walk-back of the U.S. Navy’s transparency, calling on the service to declassify ship inspection results and end an information chill.
-
Over-the-horizon missile competition nearing completion
The surface Navy is planning to wrap up its over-the-horizon, anti-surface missile competition in the coming months, the Pentagon’s director of Surface Warfare Division said Tuesday.
-
Navy’s cruiser replacement won’t be a cruiser, says surface warfare chief
The U.S. Navy’s surface fleet is developing a new class of ship that will replace the cruisers — but it’s not another cruiser.
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Surface Navy boss: To fix the fleet, reduce commitments and give us more ships
The U.S. Navy’s top surface warfare officer says the military must ease the burden on the service if it’s to fix issues that came to light after a pair of collisions that took the lives of 17 sailors last summer.
