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LCS Coronado decommissioned after less than 9 years of active service
Big Navy is looking to divest itself of several littoral combat ships.
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Industry should ‘perform to what they’ve promised’ despite fiscal woes
The Navy needed additional “cost to complete” funds in 2023 and will likely need more in its upcoming 2024 request due to inflation and other rising costs.
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Navy to deploy carrier strike group with Project Overmatch networking
Project Overmatch remains Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday’s No. 2 priority, behind delivery of the Columbia-class submarine.
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US Marines’ assistant commandant previews next budget request
Marines are focused on moving and sustaining a dispersed force, and securely moving data, after seeing early success in modernizing long-range fires.
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US Navy increasingly factoring climate change into exercises
The U.S. Navy’s climate strategy paints climate change as one of the “most destabilizing forces of our time,” aggravating other national security issues.
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Pentagon’s acquisition chief talks inflation, Ukraine, ‘Vampires’
The Boeing-made, ship-based weapons were given to Ukraine by a U.S. ally LaPlante did not identify.
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What have the AUKUS partners spent the last year doing?
A top U.S. Navy leader talks about what the U.S., the U.K. and Australia are doing to fulfill their submarine arrangement.
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White House names Navy acquisition chief
Guertin previously worked for the Navy and led submarine test and evaluation, naval open architecture, and prototyping and experimentation efforts.
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Naval research boss wants ‘experimentation czar’ powers
Rear Adm. Lorin Selby is looking for a single position that can bridge the “valley of death” and help prototype and field promising new technologies.
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India launches new aircraft carrier as China concerns grow
India’s prime minister called it “an example of the government’s thrust to make India’s defense sector self-reliant.”
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LCS Coronado decommissioned after less than 9 years of active service
Big Navy is looking to divest itself of several littoral combat ships.
-
Industry should ‘perform to what they’ve promised’ despite fiscal woes
The Navy needed additional “cost to complete” funds in 2023 and will likely need more in its upcoming 2024 request due to inflation and other rising costs.
-
Navy to deploy carrier strike group with Project Overmatch networking
Project Overmatch remains Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday’s No. 2 priority, behind delivery of the Columbia-class submarine.
-
US Marines’ assistant commandant previews next budget request
Marines are focused on moving and sustaining a dispersed force, and securely moving data, after seeing early success in modernizing long-range fires.
-
US Navy increasingly factoring climate change into exercises
The U.S. Navy’s climate strategy paints climate change as one of the “most destabilizing forces of our time,” aggravating other national security issues.
-
Pentagon’s acquisition chief talks inflation, Ukraine, ‘Vampires’
The Boeing-made, ship-based weapons were given to Ukraine by a U.S. ally LaPlante did not identify.
-
What have the AUKUS partners spent the last year doing?
A top U.S. Navy leader talks about what the U.S., the U.K. and Australia are doing to fulfill their submarine arrangement.
-
White House names Navy acquisition chief
Guertin previously worked for the Navy and led submarine test and evaluation, naval open architecture, and prototyping and experimentation efforts.
-
Naval research boss wants ‘experimentation czar’ powers
Rear Adm. Lorin Selby is looking for a single position that can bridge the “valley of death” and help prototype and field promising new technologies.
-
India launches new aircraft carrier as China concerns grow
India’s prime minister called it “an example of the government’s thrust to make India’s defense sector self-reliant.”
-
LCS Coronado decommissioned after less than 9 years of active service
Big Navy is looking to divest itself of several littoral combat ships.
-
Industry should ‘perform to what they’ve promised’ despite fiscal woes
The Navy needed additional “cost to complete” funds in 2023 and will likely need more in its upcoming 2024 request due to inflation and other rising costs.
-
Navy to deploy carrier strike group with Project Overmatch networking
Project Overmatch remains Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday’s No. 2 priority, behind delivery of the Columbia-class submarine.
-
US Marines’ assistant commandant previews next budget request
Marines are focused on moving and sustaining a dispersed force, and securely moving data, after seeing early success in modernizing long-range fires.
-
US Navy increasingly factoring climate change into exercises
The U.S. Navy’s climate strategy paints climate change as one of the “most destabilizing forces of our time,” aggravating other national security issues.
-
Pentagon’s acquisition chief talks inflation, Ukraine, ‘Vampires’
The Boeing-made, ship-based weapons were given to Ukraine by a U.S. ally LaPlante did not identify.
-
What have the AUKUS partners spent the last year doing?
A top U.S. Navy leader talks about what the U.S., the U.K. and Australia are doing to fulfill their submarine arrangement.
-
White House names Navy acquisition chief
Guertin previously worked for the Navy and led submarine test and evaluation, naval open architecture, and prototyping and experimentation efforts.
-
Naval research boss wants ‘experimentation czar’ powers
Rear Adm. Lorin Selby is looking for a single position that can bridge the “valley of death” and help prototype and field promising new technologies.
-
India launches new aircraft carrier as China concerns grow
India’s prime minister called it “an example of the government’s thrust to make India’s defense sector self-reliant.”
