-
Marines aim for ‘culture of interoperability’ with Japan, Philippines
A pair of exercises in the Philippines and Japan helped US Marines grow more interoperable with these key Pacific allies.
-
US Navy hunting for info warfare experts, Aeschbach tells Old Crows
Information warfare combines data awareness and manipulation to gain an advantage — before, during and after battles.
-
Canadian Surface Combatant cost may rise 9% with delays, inflation
Canada’s frigate replacement program has seen a string of cost increases since 2017, including a new 9% cost increase since last year.
-
Here’s why Navy and Marine Corps training jets are grounded
The fleet safety stand-down began Oct. 14.
-
Defense firms outsource sub, carrier construction amid labor woes
If the Navy’s prime shipbuilders can’t bring enough workers to their facilities, they’re looking to outsource more work to manufacturers elsewhere.
-
Navy grounds T-45 Goshawk fleet over engine blade failure
The so-called “safety pause” began Friday but was not announced by the Navy until Tuesday.
-
Worried China might seize Taiwan sooner, Navy chief pushes readiness
A near-term Chinese threat means fleet readiness, lethality and capacity are all more urgent than ever – but still prioritized in that order, the CNO said.
-
US Navy sharing Project Overmatch insights with international allies
“We have to be inclusive,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said, “or we’re not going to be able to fight together.”
-
US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
-
US military developing tech, concept to resupply Pacific troops
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military lift operations to carry technology that lets them navigate and communicate.
-
Marines aim for ‘culture of interoperability’ with Japan, Philippines
A pair of exercises in the Philippines and Japan helped US Marines grow more interoperable with these key Pacific allies.
-
US Navy hunting for info warfare experts, Aeschbach tells Old Crows
Information warfare combines data awareness and manipulation to gain an advantage — before, during and after battles.
-
Canadian Surface Combatant cost may rise 9% with delays, inflation
Canada’s frigate replacement program has seen a string of cost increases since 2017, including a new 9% cost increase since last year.
-
Here’s why Navy and Marine Corps training jets are grounded
The fleet safety stand-down began Oct. 14.
-
Defense firms outsource sub, carrier construction amid labor woes
If the Navy’s prime shipbuilders can’t bring enough workers to their facilities, they’re looking to outsource more work to manufacturers elsewhere.
-
Navy grounds T-45 Goshawk fleet over engine blade failure
The so-called “safety pause” began Friday but was not announced by the Navy until Tuesday.
-
Worried China might seize Taiwan sooner, Navy chief pushes readiness
A near-term Chinese threat means fleet readiness, lethality and capacity are all more urgent than ever – but still prioritized in that order, the CNO said.
-
US Navy sharing Project Overmatch insights with international allies
“We have to be inclusive,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said, “or we’re not going to be able to fight together.”
-
US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
-
US military developing tech, concept to resupply Pacific troops
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military lift operations to carry technology that lets them navigate and communicate.
-
Marines aim for ‘culture of interoperability’ with Japan, Philippines
A pair of exercises in the Philippines and Japan helped US Marines grow more interoperable with these key Pacific allies.
-
US Navy hunting for info warfare experts, Aeschbach tells Old Crows
Information warfare combines data awareness and manipulation to gain an advantage — before, during and after battles.
-
Canadian Surface Combatant cost may rise 9% with delays, inflation
Canada’s frigate replacement program has seen a string of cost increases since 2017, including a new 9% cost increase since last year.
-
Here’s why Navy and Marine Corps training jets are grounded
The fleet safety stand-down began Oct. 14.
-
Defense firms outsource sub, carrier construction amid labor woes
If the Navy’s prime shipbuilders can’t bring enough workers to their facilities, they’re looking to outsource more work to manufacturers elsewhere.
-
Navy grounds T-45 Goshawk fleet over engine blade failure
The so-called “safety pause” began Friday but was not announced by the Navy until Tuesday.
-
Worried China might seize Taiwan sooner, Navy chief pushes readiness
A near-term Chinese threat means fleet readiness, lethality and capacity are all more urgent than ever – but still prioritized in that order, the CNO said.
-
US Navy sharing Project Overmatch insights with international allies
“We have to be inclusive,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said, “or we’re not going to be able to fight together.”
-
US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
-
US military developing tech, concept to resupply Pacific troops
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military lift operations to carry technology that lets them navigate and communicate.
