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Post-Maria Cubic GATR antenna powering connectivity in Puerto Rico
An inflatable antenna on display at the annual Association of the U.S. Army Conference is providing connectivity to civilians and troops responding to hurricanes that have wracked the Caribbean, including U.S. island of Puerto Rico.
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Mexican general calls for mutual cooperation with US to solve shared security threats
The U.S. and Mexico need to work together to stem the threat of transnational criminal organizations and meet mutual security threats, but need to respect each others’ sovereignty, the Mexican chief of staff for National Defense said Tuesday.
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Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
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The US Navy will start losing its largest surface combatants in 2020
In 2020, the cruisers Mobile Bay and Bunker Hill will reach their service life of 35 years and are slated for decommissioning. Some observers are loathe to see the cruisers go, especially given that there is no immediate replacement.
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US Navy to repair damaged destroyer in Japan
The U.S. Navy will heavy lift the damaged destroyer John S. McCain to Japan where it will be repaired, according to a Navy release Wednesday evening.
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US Coast Guard taps Saab radar for its offshore patrol cutter
The nearly $17 million contract is for its Sea Giraffe agile multibeam, multimode radar for its new offshore patrol cutter gearing up for construction starting next year.
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Army awards billion-dollar contract for 100-foot landing ships
The Army has awarded a nearly $1 billion contract to the Oregon-based shipbuilder Vigor Works to replace its aging Mike Boats with a larger, faster Maneuver Support Vessel (Light).
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BAE joins race for new US frigate with its Type 26 vessel
Company officials confirmed Thursday it had responded to the U.S. Navy’s request for information and were in talks with unspecified companies in the states about how it would build the ship.
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Autonomous mine-hunting boat will be delivered to the British Navy this winter
The ATLAS Remote Combined Influence Minesweeping System is slated for delivery in December, according to Atlas representatives at DSEI in London.
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Liquid Robotics launches updated Wave Glider drone for Arctic conditions
Liquid Robotics has launched a new version of its Wave Glider unmannned surface vehicle, a retooled version of its wave-powered sensor platform that’s in use by the U.S. Navy.
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Post-Maria Cubic GATR antenna powering connectivity in Puerto Rico
An inflatable antenna on display at the annual Association of the U.S. Army Conference is providing connectivity to civilians and troops responding to hurricanes that have wracked the Caribbean, including U.S. island of Puerto Rico.
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Mexican general calls for mutual cooperation with US to solve shared security threats
The U.S. and Mexico need to work together to stem the threat of transnational criminal organizations and meet mutual security threats, but need to respect each others’ sovereignty, the Mexican chief of staff for National Defense said Tuesday.
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Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
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The US Navy will start losing its largest surface combatants in 2020
In 2020, the cruisers Mobile Bay and Bunker Hill will reach their service life of 35 years and are slated for decommissioning. Some observers are loathe to see the cruisers go, especially given that there is no immediate replacement.
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US Navy to repair damaged destroyer in Japan
The U.S. Navy will heavy lift the damaged destroyer John S. McCain to Japan where it will be repaired, according to a Navy release Wednesday evening.
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US Coast Guard taps Saab radar for its offshore patrol cutter
The nearly $17 million contract is for its Sea Giraffe agile multibeam, multimode radar for its new offshore patrol cutter gearing up for construction starting next year.
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Army awards billion-dollar contract for 100-foot landing ships
The Army has awarded a nearly $1 billion contract to the Oregon-based shipbuilder Vigor Works to replace its aging Mike Boats with a larger, faster Maneuver Support Vessel (Light).
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BAE joins race for new US frigate with its Type 26 vessel
Company officials confirmed Thursday it had responded to the U.S. Navy’s request for information and were in talks with unspecified companies in the states about how it would build the ship.
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Autonomous mine-hunting boat will be delivered to the British Navy this winter
The ATLAS Remote Combined Influence Minesweeping System is slated for delivery in December, according to Atlas representatives at DSEI in London.
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Liquid Robotics launches updated Wave Glider drone for Arctic conditions
Liquid Robotics has launched a new version of its Wave Glider unmannned surface vehicle, a retooled version of its wave-powered sensor platform that’s in use by the U.S. Navy.
-
Post-Maria Cubic GATR antenna powering connectivity in Puerto Rico
An inflatable antenna on display at the annual Association of the U.S. Army Conference is providing connectivity to civilians and troops responding to hurricanes that have wracked the Caribbean, including U.S. island of Puerto Rico.
-
Mexican general calls for mutual cooperation with US to solve shared security threats
The U.S. and Mexico need to work together to stem the threat of transnational criminal organizations and meet mutual security threats, but need to respect each others’ sovereignty, the Mexican chief of staff for National Defense said Tuesday.
-
Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
-
The US Navy will start losing its largest surface combatants in 2020
In 2020, the cruisers Mobile Bay and Bunker Hill will reach their service life of 35 years and are slated for decommissioning. Some observers are loathe to see the cruisers go, especially given that there is no immediate replacement.
-
US Navy to repair damaged destroyer in Japan
The U.S. Navy will heavy lift the damaged destroyer John S. McCain to Japan where it will be repaired, according to a Navy release Wednesday evening.
-
US Coast Guard taps Saab radar for its offshore patrol cutter
The nearly $17 million contract is for its Sea Giraffe agile multibeam, multimode radar for its new offshore patrol cutter gearing up for construction starting next year.
-
Army awards billion-dollar contract for 100-foot landing ships
The Army has awarded a nearly $1 billion contract to the Oregon-based shipbuilder Vigor Works to replace its aging Mike Boats with a larger, faster Maneuver Support Vessel (Light).
-
BAE joins race for new US frigate with its Type 26 vessel
Company officials confirmed Thursday it had responded to the U.S. Navy’s request for information and were in talks with unspecified companies in the states about how it would build the ship.
-
Autonomous mine-hunting boat will be delivered to the British Navy this winter
The ATLAS Remote Combined Influence Minesweeping System is slated for delivery in December, according to Atlas representatives at DSEI in London.
-
Liquid Robotics launches updated Wave Glider drone for Arctic conditions
Liquid Robotics has launched a new version of its Wave Glider unmannned surface vehicle, a retooled version of its wave-powered sensor platform that’s in use by the U.S. Navy.
