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Can the Navy reach 355 ships?
Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va., one of the leading naval voices in Congress, offers his take on a few major issues facing the Navy. (Staff)
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What will be the U.S. Navy’s next helicopter trainer?
n order to replace aging TH-57 training helicopters, the Navy is looking for a new trainer. Find out what’s in the running. (Jeff Martin and Jen Judson/Staff)
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Coalition forces strike Syrian chemical weapons sites
In coordinated air and naval strikes, American, British and French forces have struck three chemical weapons sites in Syria. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Defense News Weekly full episode, April 15, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we’re on location at the Navy League’s 2018 Sea-Air-Space exposition in National Harbor, Maryland. We’ll get an update on ships currently building, see the future of naval aircraft, and go face to face with a robot battle squirrel.
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Swarms of underwater drones may come to the Navy
Aquabotix unveiled its SwarmDiver, a micro unmanned surface vehicle (USV) and unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) at Sea-Air-Space at National Harbor, MD, Monday. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
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New advanced autonomous vehicle debuts at Sea-Air-Space
L3 OceanServer unveiled a new advanced autonomous undersea vehicle (AUV) at Sea-Air-Space at National Harbor, Md., Monday.(Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
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Robotic battle squirrel: a next-gen squad tool?
The ‘combat house cat crossed with a Roomba’ is a tool in development by the Naval Research Laboratory to one day serve as a forward scout in rooms and small spaces. (Ben Murray/Staff)
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The evolution and integration of distributed lethality
Naval warfare reporter Dave Larter hosts a discussion about the integration of the Navy’s distributed lethality strategy across the fleet. (Staff)
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How goes construction on the next Ford-class carrier, USS John F. Kennedy?
Lucas Hicks from Newport News Shipbuilding, provides an update on construction of the USS John. F Kennedy (CVN-79), and the economics of possibly buying the USS Enterprise (CVN-80) and the unnamed CVN-81 together. (Staff)
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What’s next for Boeing’s naval aircraft
Two of the Navy’s most important aircraft, the F/A-18 Super Hornet and the P-8 Poseidon are made by Boeing, and at Sea Air Space 2018, the company provided an update on what’s next for the aircraft. (Staff)
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Can the Navy reach 355 ships?
Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va., one of the leading naval voices in Congress, offers his take on a few major issues facing the Navy. (Staff)
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What will be the U.S. Navy’s next helicopter trainer?
n order to replace aging TH-57 training helicopters, the Navy is looking for a new trainer. Find out what’s in the running. (Jeff Martin and Jen Judson/Staff)
-
Coalition forces strike Syrian chemical weapons sites
In coordinated air and naval strikes, American, British and French forces have struck three chemical weapons sites in Syria. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
-
Defense News Weekly full episode, April 15, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we’re on location at the Navy League’s 2018 Sea-Air-Space exposition in National Harbor, Maryland. We’ll get an update on ships currently building, see the future of naval aircraft, and go face to face with a robot battle squirrel.
-
Swarms of underwater drones may come to the Navy
Aquabotix unveiled its SwarmDiver, a micro unmanned surface vehicle (USV) and unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) at Sea-Air-Space at National Harbor, MD, Monday. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
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New advanced autonomous vehicle debuts at Sea-Air-Space
L3 OceanServer unveiled a new advanced autonomous undersea vehicle (AUV) at Sea-Air-Space at National Harbor, Md., Monday.(Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
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Robotic battle squirrel: a next-gen squad tool?
The ‘combat house cat crossed with a Roomba’ is a tool in development by the Naval Research Laboratory to one day serve as a forward scout in rooms and small spaces. (Ben Murray/Staff)
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The evolution and integration of distributed lethality
Naval warfare reporter Dave Larter hosts a discussion about the integration of the Navy’s distributed lethality strategy across the fleet. (Staff)
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How goes construction on the next Ford-class carrier, USS John F. Kennedy?
Lucas Hicks from Newport News Shipbuilding, provides an update on construction of the USS John. F Kennedy (CVN-79), and the economics of possibly buying the USS Enterprise (CVN-80) and the unnamed CVN-81 together. (Staff)
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What’s next for Boeing’s naval aircraft
Two of the Navy’s most important aircraft, the F/A-18 Super Hornet and the P-8 Poseidon are made by Boeing, and at Sea Air Space 2018, the company provided an update on what’s next for the aircraft. (Staff)
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Can the Navy reach 355 ships?
Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va., one of the leading naval voices in Congress, offers his take on a few major issues facing the Navy. (Staff)
-
What will be the U.S. Navy’s next helicopter trainer?
n order to replace aging TH-57 training helicopters, the Navy is looking for a new trainer. Find out what’s in the running. (Jeff Martin and Jen Judson/Staff)
-
Coalition forces strike Syrian chemical weapons sites
In coordinated air and naval strikes, American, British and French forces have struck three chemical weapons sites in Syria. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
-
Defense News Weekly full episode, April 15, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we’re on location at the Navy League’s 2018 Sea-Air-Space exposition in National Harbor, Maryland. We’ll get an update on ships currently building, see the future of naval aircraft, and go face to face with a robot battle squirrel.
-
Swarms of underwater drones may come to the Navy
Aquabotix unveiled its SwarmDiver, a micro unmanned surface vehicle (USV) and unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) at Sea-Air-Space at National Harbor, MD, Monday. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
-
New advanced autonomous vehicle debuts at Sea-Air-Space
L3 OceanServer unveiled a new advanced autonomous undersea vehicle (AUV) at Sea-Air-Space at National Harbor, Md., Monday.(Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
-
Robotic battle squirrel: a next-gen squad tool?
The ‘combat house cat crossed with a Roomba’ is a tool in development by the Naval Research Laboratory to one day serve as a forward scout in rooms and small spaces. (Ben Murray/Staff)
-
The evolution and integration of distributed lethality
Naval warfare reporter Dave Larter hosts a discussion about the integration of the Navy’s distributed lethality strategy across the fleet. (Staff)
-
How goes construction on the next Ford-class carrier, USS John F. Kennedy?
Lucas Hicks from Newport News Shipbuilding, provides an update on construction of the USS John. F Kennedy (CVN-79), and the economics of possibly buying the USS Enterprise (CVN-80) and the unnamed CVN-81 together. (Staff)
-
What’s next for Boeing’s naval aircraft
Two of the Navy’s most important aircraft, the F/A-18 Super Hornet and the P-8 Poseidon are made by Boeing, and at Sea Air Space 2018, the company provided an update on what’s next for the aircraft. (Staff)
