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Heavy lift helicopter program prepping for 2025 first deployment
After operational and production milestones in 2022, the CH-53K program is looking to its first deployment on amphibious ships in 2025.
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Landing Ship Medium requirements in final approvals with Navy, Marines
The Navy and Marines are back on the same page about a low-cost Landing Ship Medium, following negotiations over survivability and capability of the craft.
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Navy creating unmanned, AI operations hub within US Southern Command
The service said that, following the success of Task Force 59 in the Middle East, it would bring unmanned and AI operations to Central and South America.
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Ingalls Shipbuilding weighs changes to LPD after DoD pauses line
The sole builder of amphibious ships is eyeing future capabilities and ways to trim cost on its LPDs, should the Pentagon end up changing the design.
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Gilday expects new US Navy force study to call for more than 373 ships
An upcoming analysis is expected to show the need for a larger fleet and a different composition, based on the 2022 National Defense Strategy.
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Navy admiral wants data to decide ship decommissionings
Adm. Daryl Caudle wants to have a data-driven — and binding — debate with Congress well ahead of decommissioning ships, to avoid any last-minute changes.
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Ingalls nabs $1.3B deal to build next San Antonio-class amphib ship
The Navy awarded a $1.3 billion contract to Ingalls for the construction of LPD-32, amid a debate over the ship’s cost and the future of the ship class.
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Lawmakers decry US Navy’s plan to decommission aging amphibious ships
Sen. Dan Sullivan accused the Navy of blowing off last year’s law requiring a fleet of at least 31 amphibious warships, amid plans to retire three early.
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Marine Corps rejects Pentagon’s pitch for new amphibious ship designs
The Marine Corps says several options for reducing the cost of future LPDs made the flight deck and vehicle stowage too small to meet requirements.
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US Navy to reopen Puget Sound dry docks after seismic retrofit
Washington dry docks will reopen in April, May and June, following upgrades to bolster them against potential earthquake damage.
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Heavy lift helicopter program prepping for 2025 first deployment
After operational and production milestones in 2022, the CH-53K program is looking to its first deployment on amphibious ships in 2025.
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Landing Ship Medium requirements in final approvals with Navy, Marines
The Navy and Marines are back on the same page about a low-cost Landing Ship Medium, following negotiations over survivability and capability of the craft.
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Navy creating unmanned, AI operations hub within US Southern Command
The service said that, following the success of Task Force 59 in the Middle East, it would bring unmanned and AI operations to Central and South America.
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Ingalls Shipbuilding weighs changes to LPD after DoD pauses line
The sole builder of amphibious ships is eyeing future capabilities and ways to trim cost on its LPDs, should the Pentagon end up changing the design.
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Gilday expects new US Navy force study to call for more than 373 ships
An upcoming analysis is expected to show the need for a larger fleet and a different composition, based on the 2022 National Defense Strategy.
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Navy admiral wants data to decide ship decommissionings
Adm. Daryl Caudle wants to have a data-driven — and binding — debate with Congress well ahead of decommissioning ships, to avoid any last-minute changes.
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Ingalls nabs $1.3B deal to build next San Antonio-class amphib ship
The Navy awarded a $1.3 billion contract to Ingalls for the construction of LPD-32, amid a debate over the ship’s cost and the future of the ship class.
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Lawmakers decry US Navy’s plan to decommission aging amphibious ships
Sen. Dan Sullivan accused the Navy of blowing off last year’s law requiring a fleet of at least 31 amphibious warships, amid plans to retire three early.
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Marine Corps rejects Pentagon’s pitch for new amphibious ship designs
The Marine Corps says several options for reducing the cost of future LPDs made the flight deck and vehicle stowage too small to meet requirements.
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US Navy to reopen Puget Sound dry docks after seismic retrofit
Washington dry docks will reopen in April, May and June, following upgrades to bolster them against potential earthquake damage.
-
Heavy lift helicopter program prepping for 2025 first deployment
After operational and production milestones in 2022, the CH-53K program is looking to its first deployment on amphibious ships in 2025.
-
Landing Ship Medium requirements in final approvals with Navy, Marines
The Navy and Marines are back on the same page about a low-cost Landing Ship Medium, following negotiations over survivability and capability of the craft.
-
Navy creating unmanned, AI operations hub within US Southern Command
The service said that, following the success of Task Force 59 in the Middle East, it would bring unmanned and AI operations to Central and South America.
-
Ingalls Shipbuilding weighs changes to LPD after DoD pauses line
The sole builder of amphibious ships is eyeing future capabilities and ways to trim cost on its LPDs, should the Pentagon end up changing the design.
-
Gilday expects new US Navy force study to call for more than 373 ships
An upcoming analysis is expected to show the need for a larger fleet and a different composition, based on the 2022 National Defense Strategy.
-
Navy admiral wants data to decide ship decommissionings
Adm. Daryl Caudle wants to have a data-driven — and binding — debate with Congress well ahead of decommissioning ships, to avoid any last-minute changes.
-
Ingalls nabs $1.3B deal to build next San Antonio-class amphib ship
The Navy awarded a $1.3 billion contract to Ingalls for the construction of LPD-32, amid a debate over the ship’s cost and the future of the ship class.
-
Lawmakers decry US Navy’s plan to decommission aging amphibious ships
Sen. Dan Sullivan accused the Navy of blowing off last year’s law requiring a fleet of at least 31 amphibious warships, amid plans to retire three early.
-
Marine Corps rejects Pentagon’s pitch for new amphibious ship designs
The Marine Corps says several options for reducing the cost of future LPDs made the flight deck and vehicle stowage too small to meet requirements.
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US Navy to reopen Puget Sound dry docks after seismic retrofit
Washington dry docks will reopen in April, May and June, following upgrades to bolster them against potential earthquake damage.
