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Marines to establish ‘overdue’ safety center led by general officer
The Marine Corps will elevate its safety division to fall under the command of a general officer, to ensure more uniform safety compliance across the force
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Budget cohesion may be lost with acting leaders, top Marine says
The Marine Corps is continuing through the annual budget process on time, but it’s harder without a confirmed service chief, the acting commandant said.
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These US Navy commands can’t bring in new leaders. So who’s in charge?
Here’s a graphical representation of the state of 10 U.S. Navy commands.
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Navy seeks to offer virtual training to more of the fleet
The Navy’s live, virtual and constructive (LVC) tech investments support everything from massive Large Scale Exercises to routine pre-deployment training.
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US Navy awards Sikorsky $2.7 billion for 35 CH-53K helicopters
The contract covers 12 lot 7 and 15 lot 8 aircraft for the U.S. Marine Corps, as well as eight aircraft for the Israeli Air Force.
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How a drill is preparing admirals, naval forces for simultaneous wars
Both high-level leaders and Marines on the ground explain how they’re pushing their ability to conduct distributed operations during Large Scale Exercise.
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Acting Navy chief takes over a fleet on the cusp of major changes
Adm. Mike Gilday stepped down as chief of naval operations and handed command to Adm. Lisa Franchetti, who will lead in an acting capacity for now.
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Navy says destroyer deal helps two yards boost capacity at best pace
But one shipbuilding expert thinks the Navy should have guaranteed more ships in the contract to incentivize workforce and infrastructure investments.
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US Marine acting commandant details future direction of service
Gen. Eric Smith has not received a confirmation vote due to a showdown between Sen. Tommy Tuberville and the Defense Department.
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RTX, Rafael eye Arkansas site to make air defense missiles
The two companies toured a Camden, Arkansas, site where they may decide to build the Tamir and SkyHunter intercept weapons.
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Marines to establish ‘overdue’ safety center led by general officer
The Marine Corps will elevate its safety division to fall under the command of a general officer, to ensure more uniform safety compliance across the force
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Budget cohesion may be lost with acting leaders, top Marine says
The Marine Corps is continuing through the annual budget process on time, but it’s harder without a confirmed service chief, the acting commandant said.
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These US Navy commands can’t bring in new leaders. So who’s in charge?
Here’s a graphical representation of the state of 10 U.S. Navy commands.
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Navy seeks to offer virtual training to more of the fleet
The Navy’s live, virtual and constructive (LVC) tech investments support everything from massive Large Scale Exercises to routine pre-deployment training.
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US Navy awards Sikorsky $2.7 billion for 35 CH-53K helicopters
The contract covers 12 lot 7 and 15 lot 8 aircraft for the U.S. Marine Corps, as well as eight aircraft for the Israeli Air Force.
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How a drill is preparing admirals, naval forces for simultaneous wars
Both high-level leaders and Marines on the ground explain how they’re pushing their ability to conduct distributed operations during Large Scale Exercise.
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Acting Navy chief takes over a fleet on the cusp of major changes
Adm. Mike Gilday stepped down as chief of naval operations and handed command to Adm. Lisa Franchetti, who will lead in an acting capacity for now.
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Navy says destroyer deal helps two yards boost capacity at best pace
But one shipbuilding expert thinks the Navy should have guaranteed more ships in the contract to incentivize workforce and infrastructure investments.
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US Marine acting commandant details future direction of service
Gen. Eric Smith has not received a confirmation vote due to a showdown between Sen. Tommy Tuberville and the Defense Department.
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RTX, Rafael eye Arkansas site to make air defense missiles
The two companies toured a Camden, Arkansas, site where they may decide to build the Tamir and SkyHunter intercept weapons.
-
Marines to establish ‘overdue’ safety center led by general officer
The Marine Corps will elevate its safety division to fall under the command of a general officer, to ensure more uniform safety compliance across the force
-
Budget cohesion may be lost with acting leaders, top Marine says
The Marine Corps is continuing through the annual budget process on time, but it’s harder without a confirmed service chief, the acting commandant said.
-
These US Navy commands can’t bring in new leaders. So who’s in charge?
Here’s a graphical representation of the state of 10 U.S. Navy commands.
-
Navy seeks to offer virtual training to more of the fleet
The Navy’s live, virtual and constructive (LVC) tech investments support everything from massive Large Scale Exercises to routine pre-deployment training.
-
US Navy awards Sikorsky $2.7 billion for 35 CH-53K helicopters
The contract covers 12 lot 7 and 15 lot 8 aircraft for the U.S. Marine Corps, as well as eight aircraft for the Israeli Air Force.
-
How a drill is preparing admirals, naval forces for simultaneous wars
Both high-level leaders and Marines on the ground explain how they’re pushing their ability to conduct distributed operations during Large Scale Exercise.
-
Acting Navy chief takes over a fleet on the cusp of major changes
Adm. Mike Gilday stepped down as chief of naval operations and handed command to Adm. Lisa Franchetti, who will lead in an acting capacity for now.
-
Navy says destroyer deal helps two yards boost capacity at best pace
But one shipbuilding expert thinks the Navy should have guaranteed more ships in the contract to incentivize workforce and infrastructure investments.
-
US Marine acting commandant details future direction of service
Gen. Eric Smith has not received a confirmation vote due to a showdown between Sen. Tommy Tuberville and the Defense Department.
-
RTX, Rafael eye Arkansas site to make air defense missiles
The two companies toured a Camden, Arkansas, site where they may decide to build the Tamir and SkyHunter intercept weapons.
