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Here are the top issues facing the US surface fleet in 2018
After a turbulent 2017, the surface Navy sails into 2018 with a mountain of challenges but also opportunities to fix long-standing issues and build for the future.
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Onboard USS Mobile Bay: Why the aging cruiser may be worth saving
Defense News embarked on the ship, facing decommissioning, officers and sailors agreed: USS Mobile Bay has plenty of life left in the tank.
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Interview: US Navy’s top surface warfare officer on collisions, LCS and warfare
The surface Navy has had a difficult year. Defense News sat down with the service’s top surface warfare officer to discuss the past year and look ahead to 2018.
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Doubts linger as US Navy preps to order 10 more Flight III destroyers
Questions linger about whether entering into a multiyear contract on what is almost a new class of ship invites delays and cost overruns.
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US Navy ends search for missing Argentine sub
The U.S. Navy is wrapping up its search for a missing Argentinian sub that disappeared in November with 44 crew aboard, according to a release from U.S. Southern Command.
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US Navy’s new missile sub cruising for cost overruns, warns watchdog
A government watchdog is warning that pushing too fast toward construction with unproven and immature technologies could drive up the price of the Columbia-class nuclear missile boats.
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Trump just made a 355-ship Navy national policy
Achieving a 355-ship Navy is now national policy, but the goal is still a long way off.
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Analyst: With ballooning costs for a smaller Navy, can it really afford 355 ships?
The Navy wants 355 ships but budget trends raise questions about whether the Navy could possibly afford to operate and maintain a fleet of that size, an influential defense budget analyst said Thursday.
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Navy swears in new acquisitions chief
James Geurts, a long-time civilian senior executive, takes the position long occupied by former RD&A chief Sean Stackley, who started during the George W. Bush Administration.
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Cochran recommends budget-cap busting defense bill
The Senate’s lead defense appropriator is recommending a $650.7 billion spending package for the military, which would exceed budget caps by $70 billion.
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Here are the top issues facing the US surface fleet in 2018
After a turbulent 2017, the surface Navy sails into 2018 with a mountain of challenges but also opportunities to fix long-standing issues and build for the future.
-
Onboard USS Mobile Bay: Why the aging cruiser may be worth saving
Defense News embarked on the ship, facing decommissioning, officers and sailors agreed: USS Mobile Bay has plenty of life left in the tank.
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Interview: US Navy’s top surface warfare officer on collisions, LCS and warfare
The surface Navy has had a difficult year. Defense News sat down with the service’s top surface warfare officer to discuss the past year and look ahead to 2018.
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Doubts linger as US Navy preps to order 10 more Flight III destroyers
Questions linger about whether entering into a multiyear contract on what is almost a new class of ship invites delays and cost overruns.
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US Navy ends search for missing Argentine sub
The U.S. Navy is wrapping up its search for a missing Argentinian sub that disappeared in November with 44 crew aboard, according to a release from U.S. Southern Command.
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US Navy’s new missile sub cruising for cost overruns, warns watchdog
A government watchdog is warning that pushing too fast toward construction with unproven and immature technologies could drive up the price of the Columbia-class nuclear missile boats.
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Trump just made a 355-ship Navy national policy
Achieving a 355-ship Navy is now national policy, but the goal is still a long way off.
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Analyst: With ballooning costs for a smaller Navy, can it really afford 355 ships?
The Navy wants 355 ships but budget trends raise questions about whether the Navy could possibly afford to operate and maintain a fleet of that size, an influential defense budget analyst said Thursday.
-
Navy swears in new acquisitions chief
James Geurts, a long-time civilian senior executive, takes the position long occupied by former RD&A chief Sean Stackley, who started during the George W. Bush Administration.
-
Cochran recommends budget-cap busting defense bill
The Senate’s lead defense appropriator is recommending a $650.7 billion spending package for the military, which would exceed budget caps by $70 billion.
-
Here are the top issues facing the US surface fleet in 2018
After a turbulent 2017, the surface Navy sails into 2018 with a mountain of challenges but also opportunities to fix long-standing issues and build for the future.
-
Onboard USS Mobile Bay: Why the aging cruiser may be worth saving
Defense News embarked on the ship, facing decommissioning, officers and sailors agreed: USS Mobile Bay has plenty of life left in the tank.
-
Interview: US Navy’s top surface warfare officer on collisions, LCS and warfare
The surface Navy has had a difficult year. Defense News sat down with the service’s top surface warfare officer to discuss the past year and look ahead to 2018.
-
Doubts linger as US Navy preps to order 10 more Flight III destroyers
Questions linger about whether entering into a multiyear contract on what is almost a new class of ship invites delays and cost overruns.
-
US Navy ends search for missing Argentine sub
The U.S. Navy is wrapping up its search for a missing Argentinian sub that disappeared in November with 44 crew aboard, according to a release from U.S. Southern Command.
-
US Navy’s new missile sub cruising for cost overruns, warns watchdog
A government watchdog is warning that pushing too fast toward construction with unproven and immature technologies could drive up the price of the Columbia-class nuclear missile boats.
-
Trump just made a 355-ship Navy national policy
Achieving a 355-ship Navy is now national policy, but the goal is still a long way off.
-
Analyst: With ballooning costs for a smaller Navy, can it really afford 355 ships?
The Navy wants 355 ships but budget trends raise questions about whether the Navy could possibly afford to operate and maintain a fleet of that size, an influential defense budget analyst said Thursday.
-
Navy swears in new acquisitions chief
James Geurts, a long-time civilian senior executive, takes the position long occupied by former RD&A chief Sean Stackley, who started during the George W. Bush Administration.
-
Cochran recommends budget-cap busting defense bill
The Senate’s lead defense appropriator is recommending a $650.7 billion spending package for the military, which would exceed budget caps by $70 billion.
